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having an end that tapers to a point

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having cusps or points

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Figure 4 shows highly variable grain size and mineralogy with reduced porosity as a result of variable formation lithology, substantial cementation, and cuspate to triangular/rectangular geometries tied to the geological character of the sediment source areas in the immediately adjacent Amarillo-Wichita Mountains [11].

Rational rock physics for improved velocity prediction and reservoir properties estimation for granite wash (tight sands) in Anadarko Basin, Texas

Irregular contacts are characterised by smooth, ovoid or elongate, cm-scale undulations that curve outwards from intrusive margins and are separated by cuspate, sediment-filled invaginations.

First report of a Middle-Upper Permian magmatism in the SE Iberian ranges: characterisation and comparison with coeval magmatisms in the western Tethys/Primeros datos del magmatismo permico medio-superior del SE de la Cordillera Iberica: caracterizacion y comparacion con magmatismos contemporaneos del Tethys occidental

Median set of clypeal teeth narrow and cuspate; a blackish fascia crossing the two cubital cells and apex of second discoidal cell in forewing (Giner Mari, 1945: 854; Tsuneki, 1983a: 73).

Key to the oriental species of Lyroda say, with description of a new species from China (hymenoptera: crabronidae)

The 'Cuspate Phase', the next phase, refers to the development of wide reaches and pointed bends of the rivers, which occurred after 2500 years ago.

Radiocarbon dates from the top end: a cultural chronology for the Northern Territory coastal plains

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