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| Scientific Results of a Journey in Central Asia, 1899-1902 : vol.2 | |
| 1899-1902年の中央アジア旅行における科学的成果 : vol.2 |
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| 窪地の断面図。Vertical section of depressions | |
| アルカ・クルの東岸。南を見た景観。湖の向こう側、西のほうへと砂丘が続いていることが見える。中央には枯れた森。右手、実際の湖岸には新しい植物が生えている。EAST SHORE OF ARKA-KÖL. VIEW LOOKING SOUTH, SHOWING SAND-DUNES PROCEEDING TOWARDS THE WEST ACROSS THE LAKE. IN THE MIDDLE DEAD FOREST; TO THE RIGHT FRESH VEGETATION ON THE VERY SHORE OF THE LAKE. |
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GENERAL HYDROGRAPHICAL RELATIONS OF THE TARIM DELTAIC REGION. 343
narrow belt of land which separates the Ilek or Jangi-tarim from the lakes. Over against the Arka-köl this dividing strip of firm ground is 8 i o m. across, over against the Tajek-köl 7 to m., and over against the Kara-köl 4145 m. It is dotted over with numerous dunes, in great part overgrown with vegetation, and with tamarisk-mounds; but the original form of the sand-accumulations is exceptionally well preserved, especially in the locality last indicated (see vol. I., Pl. 55). The sand is disposed precisely as it is in the Desert of Tschertschen, highest in the west, though it decreases towards the east, until on the western shore of the Kara-köl there is none at all. As we travel up the Ilek, which is here a stream of some magnitude, we are at first inclined to think that these lakes are marginal lakes belonging to the river, but we soon discover that they have nothing whatever to do with it, but are nothing more nor less than a series of ancient bajir depressions which in quite recent times have become accidentally filled with water from the Bos-ilek.
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