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Term: Massive-porous cryostructure
Definition: The cryostructure of frozen sand and gravel in which all mineral particles are bonded together with ice, but larger pore spaces are not completely filled with ice.
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Term: Massive-porous cryostructure
Definition: The cryostructure of frozen sand and gravel in which all mineral particles are bonded together with ice, but larger pore spaces are not completely filled with ice
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Term: Massive-porous cryostructure
Definition: The cryostructure of frozen sand and gravel in which all mineral particles are bonded together with ice, but larger pore spaces are not completely filled with ice.  NSIDCCryosphere 

The cryostructure of frozen sand and gravel in which all mineral particles are bonded together with ice, but larger pore spaces are not completely filled with ice  IPAPermafrost 

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