Thank you so much for the help Geo Girl. Maybe a small detail but I really appreciate microediting taking out the natural pauses in your speech pattern. Really condenses the lesson and trims the fat so to speak; I found it very helpful. You've gained a new subscriber. If you're not in the actual teaching profession, I'd recommend it because you're a natural fit.
I am so glad you found the video helpful and you like the pace and length! Thanks so much for the feedback :) And that is so touching that you think I would make a good teacher because becoming a professor is my goal! :D
Thank you so much maam for conglomeration lectures of all the depositional environments, it really helps me to get a complete knowledge about depositional environments. I wish i could have seen these during release date 😢. Thank you again, appreciated 😊✌️.
These videos are really informative and you have done a really good job in condensing all the relevant points. Will it be possible to make such a video on karst topography and environment as well? Cheers!!
Both! To my understanding, playa lakes are dried up lakes that form due to over-evaporation, which causes evaporite deposition (minerals that preciptiate from over-saturated water, such as calcite, gypsum, & other salts), which then can be eroded by wind and transported to nearby dune fields, which leaves the playa lake as a dual depositional/erosional feature. Hope that makes sense ;)
This video just really reminds me of White Sands, a National Monument that I love to visit quite often. I’m pretty fascinated by it’s geology and of course I’m especially obsessed with it’s prehistory, specifically with the fossilized tracks that were left behind in the gypsum by ancient humans and the Ice Age Megafauna. 🦣🐾 Isn’t that interesting?
@@GEOGIRL It is really cool my friend. In the visitor center, there’s a new little exhibit featuring the casts of a fossilized tracks that were left behind by a Harlan’s ground sloth, compared to human tracks. 🦥 So I guess this all explains why the gift shop always sold Ice Age merchandise. 🦣 Fun Fact: Smilo came from that gift shop along with a few other Ice Age plush animals.
@@GEOGIRL Hey Rachel, Merry Christmas!!! 🎄🎁 As always, I just want to remind you that you’re such a remarkably brilliant person who I pleasurably enjoy learning with all the time and your incredible channel that I really love still has my full support. There is no greater gift than friendship and I cherish ours very dearly along with all of the happiness that you bring me. ❤🤗 I hope you have a safe and happy holiday my amazing friend, you’re the best. 😉👍
@@Smilo-the-Sabertooth I wasn't even going to get online today, but then saw on my email that one of the comments was you and had to come respond! Thank you so so much for your sweet words and ongoing support and encouragement! You are SO amazing and you really are single handedly responsible for the majority of my drive to continue posting haha ;)
@@GEOGIRL You’re very welcome Rachel. I can’t tell you how much it means to me that you would take the time just to respond to my comment even when you have other things to do, you truly are such an amazing friend who makes me very happy, thank you so much. You always excite me when you leave me such amazing replies that fill my heart with joy. 🤗❤ It’s very pleasing for me to know that I keep you motivated to continue posting more fantastic videos on your incredible channel, and I shall continue to do so, keep it up with the terrific work and don’t ever stop. My support and encouragement is still all yours because you more than deserve it and you’re still my favorite teacher. Still so much more to come. 😉👍 And I hope you had a wonderful Christmas as well my amazing friend. Our friendship is the greatest gift ever, isn’t it? 🎄💝🎁 And Happy New Year!!!!! 🥳🎉🎊 I really look forward to another year of learning with you in more of your educational videos on your amazing channel, always makes my days that much better.
