Beach Sand Ripples can be Fingerprints for Ancient Weather Conditions - Research & Development World

Fingerprints in the Sand: Beach Ripples Reveal Ancient Weather Conditions, Coastal

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Beach sand ripples can be fingerprints for ancient weather conditions, MIT News

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Beach sand ripples can be fingerprints for ancient weather conditions: Experiments show shifting ripple patterns can signal times of environmental flux

Fingerprints' of Ancient Weather Conditions

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