File:Asymmetrically rippled sand between Medano Creek & Great Sand Dunes, southern Colorado, USA 2.jpg

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English: Asymmetrical ripple marks have a long side and a short side, when viewed in cross-section. They form in a one-directional current by wind or water. The current direction was toward the short side of each ripple. Locality: between Medano Creek & Great Sand Dunes, southern Colorado, USA
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Author James St. John

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