Paleozoic Plateau

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The Paleozoic Plateau is a deeply dissected upland region in the Upper Midwest of the United States characterized by ancient, exposed Paleozoic rock formations and minimal glacial modification.

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Paleozoic Plateau canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
upland region
characterizedBy deep dissection by stream erosion
exposed Paleozoic rock formations
minimal glacial modification
erosionalProcess fluvial erosion
geologicAge Paleozoic
glacialHistory largely unglaciated in the last glaciation
hasClimateInfluence Midwestern continental climate
hasEcology mixed forest and prairie vegetation patterns
hasEconomicUse conservation and nature reserves
outdoor recreation
hasGeomorphology dissected plateau
hasHydrology well-developed drainage system
hasLandform bluffs
canyons
rocky escarpments
hasRelief high local relief
hasRockType sedimentary rock
hasScientificField geology
geomorphology
physical geography
hasSoil deeper alluvial soils in valleys
thin soils on uplands
hasStratigraphy layered Paleozoic sedimentary sequence
hasSurfaceExposure bedrock outcrops
hasTopography deeply incised drainage network
narrow ridges
steep valleys
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

Upper Midwest of the United States
surface form: Upper Midwest

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Driftless Area contains Paleozoic Plateau
Driftless Area alternativeName Paleozoic Plateau