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Keywords:clints, erosion, grikes, habitat, karst, limesone pavement, limestone, north yorkshire, southerscales
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Dimensions2427 x 1784
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Image typeTIFF
Color spaceAdobe RGB (1998)
Date taken24-Apr-08 15:52
Date modified24-Apr-08 15:52
Southerscales Limesone Pavement, Ingelborough, Yorkshire Dales

Southerscales Limesone Pavement, Ingelborough, Yorkshire Dales

limestone pavements are formed when advancing glaciers erode overburden exposing horizontally bedded limestone; subsequent retreat leaves behind a bare surface; limestone is soluable in rainwater so corrosive drainage along joints and slabs called clints isolated by fissures called grikes