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Friday, 07 December 2018
Geomorphology – Fall 2018
Post, photos, and illustrations by Victoria Race This semester, the Geomorphology class from the College of Wooster Earth Sciences department went to several local field sites to study geomorphological features, soil catenas, groundwater flow, and other investigations. One of these sites was Browns Lake Bog, a preserve located near Shreve in Wayne County, Ohio and
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