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Fig. 9.3
Soils of the inland Antarctic mountains: (
a
) Typic Anhyorthel (pedon 78-11) in the
Britannia Range, Darwin Glacier area; (
b
) Typic Haploturbel (pedon 75-14) in eastern Taylor
Valley of the McMurdo Dry Valleys; (
c
) Typic Anhyturbel (pedon 78-29) in the Darwin Mountains;
(
d
) Glacic Haploturbel (pedon 81-27) in the Lichen Hills, north Victorial Land (photos
a
,
b
and
c
by J. Bockheim and photo
d
by S. Wilson)
Fig. 9.4
Soils of limited extent in the inland Antarctic mountains: (
a
) Petrosalic Anhyorthel
(pedon 83-41) in central Wright Valley in the McMurdo Dry Valleys; (
b
) Petronitric Anhyorthels
(pedon 84-47) in central Wright Valley; (
c
) Nitric Anhyorthels (pedon 80-18) on Mount Fleming,
McMurdo Dry Valleys; (
d
) Lithic Anhyturbels (pedon 80-09) in Arena Valley, McMurdo Dry
Valleys. Photos
a
and
b
by S. Wilson and
c
and
d
by J. Bockheim
