This image shows part of the flood scour northeast of the . The dark specks are scoured out depressions that have become marshes and small lakes. The flow here was from northeast to southwest. Fig. 6 The Aral Sea, showing sediment deposition to the north and to the northeast, and antidunes to the east. Fig. 7(a) The Karakum desert south of the Aral and East of the Chink Kaplankyr. Much of the terrain in this image is overlain with modern sand dunes but the underlying flow patterning is clearly discernable. The feature shown is in . Virtually all of is covered with flow patterning of one kind or another, all the way to the Afghan border.
This image shows part of the flood scour northeast of the . The dark specks are scoured out depressions that have become marshes and small lakes. The flow here was from northeast to southwest. Fig. 6 The Aral Sea, showing sediment deposition to the north and to the northeast, and antidunes to the east. Fig. 7(a) The Karakum desert south of the Aral and East of the Chink Kaplankyr. Much of the terrain in this image is overlain with modern sand dunes but the underlying flow patterning is clearly discernable. The feature shown is in . Virtually all of is covered with flow patterning of one kind or another, all the way to the Afghan border.
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