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fluvio-|ˈfluːvɪəʊ|
used as combining form of L. fluvius river, as in ˌfluvio-ˈglacial a., pertaining to or produced by the action of streams which have their source in glacial ice, or the combined action of rivers and glaciers; ˌfluviolaˈcustrine a., pertaining to or produced by the action of both rivers and lakes; fluviology |fluːvɪˈɒlədʒɪ|, potamology; the facts and conditions relating to a river or river-system; ˈfluvio-marine a., an epithet applied to deposits formed by river-currents at the bottom of the sea; also quasi-n.; fluviˈometer, an instrument for measuring the rise and fall of rivers; ˌfluvio-teˈrrestrial a., pertaining to the land-surface of the globe and its rivers.
1894Geol. Mag. Jan. 30 The younger *fluvio-glacial gravel deposits of the Limmat valley. 1970R. J. Small Study of Landforms xi. 389 A number of different fluvio-glacial features are found at or very close to the margins of an ice-sheet. The best known of these are karnes, karne-terraces and eskers.
1864Q. Jrnl. Geol. Soc. London XX. 383 The *fluvio-lacustrine series, consisting of deposits from lakes fed by mountain-rivers. 1963D. W. & E. E. Humphries tr. Termier's Erosion & Sedimentation ix. 180 It [sc. tangue] is a fluvio-lacustrine silt, which has been reworked by the sea.
1904Amer. Geol. Jan. 43 The modern science of *fluviology. 1924Glasgow Herald 13 Dec. 8 An unexpected addition to the fluviology of Glasgow.
1848Craig, *Fluvio-marine. 1852E. Forbes in Wilson & Geikie Mem. xiv. (1861) 505 The fluvio-marine portion of them [the Eocenes]. Ibid. 509 The whole series of fluvio-marines. 1863Lyell Antiq. Man xi. (ed. 3) 204 The fluvio-marine bed of Abbeville.
1865Livingstone Zambesi iii. 70 The only *fluviometer at Tette..was set up at our suggestion.
1885Gill in Proc. Biol. Soc. II. 30 (Cent.) The marine realms..are entirely independent of the *fluvio-terrestrial. |