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strata
(Singular: stratum) Layers within sedimentary rocks The terms is often used instead of beds
Layers of sedimentary rocks (singular stratum)
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The layers or beds found in sedimentary rock
Groups of forest types with the same or similar species composition, age, and height class (plural of stratum)
The plural form of stratum, which is a single sedimentary layer or bed, regardless of thickness
Single and distinct layers, or beds, of sediment or sedimentary rock that are easily distinguishable from layers above and below them
A layer of soil or rock
Plural of stratum
referring to a collective of users, usually in the same physical area (i e city or county), that operate a meshed collection of PPL routers and connections The STRATA is enumerated by a simple name, all characters alphanumeric, length limited to 32 total characters Selection of the STRATA name is completely anarchical Those wishing to use a name the same as another established group in an area should be sanctioned by other strata's and providers refusing to connect them, and posting rebuked signatures of there node access points (see encryption section) The term "strata" was selected because an interworking of many strata's in a single area will start to look like a cut of a cross-section of earth
Layers of deposited rock, soil etc which are distinguishable from each other
consistent layers of rainforest trees
Layers; here, the layers of rock and soil under the surface of the earth, or the socioeconomic levels within a society
Depositional units or layers of sediment distinguished by composition or appearance (Singular: "stratum")
1 distinct, non-overlapping layers of canopy branches As cited in
Groups of forest types with the same or similar species composition, age and height classes (plural of stratum)
Layers of rocks
Groups of people with similar characteristics
Strata is the plural of stratum
many layers of earth or levels in an archaeological site (singular stratum)
i., bak. stratum