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Gobi Desert

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GOBI DESERT

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LONGITUDINAL DUNES IN THE GOBI DESERT

  • A longitudinal dune is a large
  • elongated dune lying parallel to the prevailing
  • wind direction. They generally form in area that
  • are located behind an obstacle where sand is
  • abundant and the wind is constant and strong.

BADLANDS IN GOBI DESERT

  • A badland is a type of dry terrain
  • where softer sedimentary rocks and
  • clay-rich soils have been extensively eroded
  • by wind and water.
  • Badlands are formed by a volcanic rock.

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SALT PANS

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SAND DUNES IN THE GOBI DESERT

  • Sand Dunes need a large amount of loose
  • sand in an area with little vegetation usually on the
  • coast or in a dried up river, lake or sea bed.
Photo by D-Stanley

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