Usually means: Map showing thickness of strata.
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▸ noun:  (geology) A line on a chart joining parts of a stratigraphic unit that have the same thickness; an isopachous line.

Similar:
isochore, isochron, isopor, isopoll, isopycnic, isobath, isobase, isohypse, isopract, isopachic, more...

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monochrome, polychrome, isochrome, more...

Phrases:
Isopach map, more...

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Similar:
isochore, isochron, isopor, isopoll, isopycnic, isobath, isobase, isohypse, isopract, isopachic, more...

Types:
monochrome, polychrome, isochrome, more...

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Isopach map, more...



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