| 11. | Geoffroy endorsed a theory of epigenetic saltation.
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| 12. | Known as the saltation layer, it was primarily responsible for the destruction of buildings.
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| 13. | This difference is related to saltation.
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| 14. | Wind-blown sand moves up the gentle upwind side of the dune by saltation or creep.
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| 15. | The distance between their crests corresponds to the average length of jumps made by particles during saltation.
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| 16. | Polyploidy ( most common in plants but not unknown in animals ) is considered a type of saltation.
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| 17. | A study from 2008 finds that the initial saltation of sand particles induces a static electric field by friction.
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| 18. | An alternative to a gait that alternates between legs is hopping or saltation, where all legs move together.
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| 19. | From 1860 to 1880 saltation had a minority interest but by 1890 had become a major interest to scientists.
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| 20. | Saltation is the movement of grains being picked up by the wind and dropped in a cycling repetitive motion.
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