More On Those Long Island Dunes

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by altmann

11/20/06 5:01:23 AM

More On Those Long Island Dunes

According to this guy's paper [link|http://pbisotopes.ess.sunysb.edu/reports/JamesGirardiThesis-compressed.pdf|http://pbisotopes.es...is-compressed.pdf] , the Walking Dunes there in Long Island appear to be reasonably well understood wind powered dunes, though there is uncertainty as to the age and sand source of the oldest 2 dunes.

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