【ちゅうせきき】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. alluvial period
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  1. alluvial period
    2. This term refers to a geological period characterized by the deposition of alluvial sediments, typically associated with river systems and their floodplains. It denotes a time when sediment was deposited by water, reshaping the landscape.
    During the alluvial period, many rivers transported new sediments.
    The layers from the alluvial period formed fertile land.
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