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Computer simulations of large asteroid impacts into oceanic and continental sites - preliminary results on atmospheric, cratering andejectadynamics.
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Ejectapellets and faecal samples were also opportunistically collected from under the bats' feeding trees.
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Shuvalov models impact cratering to understand the excavation flow and expansion ofejectathrough the atmosphere.
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The crater density is same on theejectacovered plains outside the basin.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The torus composes about 25% of the visibleejecta.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Although he does not favour panspermia, he believes that life can spread between neighbouring planets via rockyejecta(transpermia).
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In addition, if volcanicejectacovered the hinterland, this material could have provided detritus for contemporary sediments.
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This, together with the bifurcating pattern, distinguishes them from troughs caused byejectamovements.
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Recognizing impactejecta(both distal and proximal) in the stratigraphic record provides important time markers.
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A more exciting biotic refuge would be in impactejectaexchanged between planets.
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A water layer at the site of an impact strongly influences theejectaformation.
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Nevertheless, these two chapters serve to make the important distinction between proximal impact glass (impactites) and distal (tektites and microtektites) glassejecta.
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However, anejectaflow would not cause gullies to form with this morphology.
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The upper part is clast supported, appears to have been transported in suspension, and has a relatively high proportion of crystallineejectaclasts.
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Subsequent chapters discussejectadeposits and the modification processes that follow cratering.
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Theejectawould, after deposition, be severely affected by the resurge.
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This high-speedejectawill consist of fragments of rock smaller than the original impactor, but are from the target.
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