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Saltation
is always a great word to know.
So is loam. Does it mean:
| seepage of water into soil or rock |
| rich soil containing a relatively equal mixture of sand, silt and a smaller proportion of clay |
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Medical Dictionary
saltation sal·ta·tion (sāl-tā'shən, sôl-)
n.
The act of leaping, jumping, or dancing.
Discontinuous movement, transition, or development; advancement by leaps as of a disease or physiologic function.
A single mutation that drastically alters the phenotype.
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Science Dictionary
saltation  (sāl-tā'shən, sôl-) Pronunciation Key
A single mutation that drastically alters the phenotype. |
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