Usually means: Wind-shaped, triangular, desert sandstone pebble.
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▸ noun:  (petrology) A type of pebble that has three curved faces formed by wind-blown sand.

Similar:
ventifact, pebble, peperine, peperino, breccia, tripestone, pelite, tripel, tumblestone, triplet, more...

Opposite:
trihexagonal, hexagonal

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Similar:
ventifact, pebble, peperine, peperino, breccia, tripestone, pelite, tripel, tumblestone, triplet, more...

Opposite:
trihexagonal, hexagonal



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