sand

A loose material consisting of small mineral particles, or rock and mineral particles, distinguishable by the naked eye; grains vary from almost spherical to angular, with a diameter range from 1/16 to 2 millimeters. (Source: MGH)

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Lindesay JA, Tyson PD 1990. Climate and near-surface airflow over the central Namib. Transvaal Museum Monographs 7 (1) 27-37

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Seely MK, Mitchell D 1987. Is the subsurface environment of the Namib Desert dunes a thermal haven for chthonic beetles?. African Zoology 22 (1) 57-61

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McGwanne L, van der Merwe D, McLachlan A 1989. Interstitial meiofauna of Namib sandy beaches. African Zoology 24 (1) 18-26

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Pietruszka RD 1988. Observations on sexual dimorphism and social structure in the lizard Angolosaurus skoogi (Cordylidae) of the northern Namib Desert dunes. African Zoology 23 (1) 47-51

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Besler H, Marker ME 1979. Namib sandstone: a distinct lithological unit. South African Journal of Geology 82 (1) 155-160

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Seely MK 1977. Sand solidified by gemsbok urine as selected burrow sites by gerbils. African Zoology 12 (1) 247-249

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Brain CK 1960. Observations on the locomotion of the South West African adder, Bitis perinqueyi (Boulenger), with speculations on the origin of sidewinding. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 24 (1) 19-24

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