Ripples in seafloor sediment
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Ripples in seafloor sediment
At a depth of 129 metres on Nicholson Bank in Cook Strait, ripples on the sea floor indicate that the water is moving fast enough to rework seabed sediments.
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NIWA - National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
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