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Dingo Gap Bedform Dimensions and Images Used for Comparison to the Hidden Valley Ripples

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  • 1. University of California Los Angeles

Description

The tables included here provide additional details about a study performed on the Dingo Gap bedform and Hidden Valley ripples. The first table is a list of height and width measurements with corresponding aspect ratios for the Dingo Gap bedform. This is provided for comparison with previous work on the bedform and other similar features. Table 2 is a list of image IDs so that the reader may locate the images used in figures 1-12 and S1 in the manuscript by the above authors.

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References

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