Answer:
Vertical dimension
Explanation:
The third dimension used by geologists and map users is the vertical dimension.
It brings a volumetric angle to geological problems.
- For geologists, rock strata can be viewed downhole.
- It does not limit dimensional analysis to the area of the body, it brings a volumetric approach.
- Sometimes, in geologic literature, it is termed a slice through the rock.
- The third dimension makes the map figure real and more interactable.
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The clastic sedimentary rocks are primarily classifies on the basis of the grain size
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- There are 165 canals in Amsterdam, in total these canals add up to 60 miles.
- There are 3 x's in Amsterdam's coat of arms(a coat of arms is a distinctive heraldic bearings of a person or country, city, etc. so their heritage.)
- There are 1,281 bridges in Amsterdam, 80 of those being within the center of it. The Magere Brug(also known as the Skinny Bridge) is the most famous bridge in the city.
- in 1850, 30% of the people in Amsterdam successfully lived off of begging.
- Since 2000, there are 45% more bees in Amsterdam
- Dutch people(Amsterdam is mainly dutch city) are the tallest people in the world.
The answer is sandplain. <span>Coarse sand grains deposited across the landscape in an amorphous sheet is known as a sandplain. It is a</span>n washout plain usually composed chiefly of sand deposited by water from a melted glacier. It<span> is an area where the soil is sand deposited from elsewhere by processes such as wind or ocean.</span>
