Usually means: Redepositing material in new location.
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▸ noun:  (geology) The deposition of material originally deposited elsewhere and subsequently moved

Similar:
resedimentation, reposition, redisposition, superposition, recomposition, remobilisation, reaccretion, backstepping, transgression, redisplacement, more...

Types:
sedimentation, deposition, alluviation, more...

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Similar:
resedimentation, reposition, redisposition, superposition, recomposition, remobilisation, reaccretion, backstepping, transgression, redisplacement, more...

Types:
sedimentation, deposition, alluviation, more...



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