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Aeolian transport ; Illinois ; Iowa ; Loess ; Missouri ; Model ; Nebraska ; Quaternary ; Spatial distribution ; Surface deposits ; Topography ; United States of America ; Vegetation ; Wisconsinan
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Aeolian transport ; Illinois ; Iowa ; Loess ; Missouri ; Model ; Nebraska ; Quaternary ; Spatial distribution ; Surface deposits ; Topography ; United States of America ; Vegetation ; Wisconsinan
-grained suspended dust. Regional and local patterns of distribution of late Wisconsinan loess in parts of the Upper Mississippi River basin are closely related to the distribution of topographic obstacles to sand transport. Topographic obstacles and dense