paludal

It is the end of summer and the paludal air is stretched thin.

Even now, as it glared at me, the arms, fully two meters long, were searching out morsels of food in the paludal vegetation.

Subsequently, an ephemeral flood traversed the dry paludal deposit, transporting and depositing the bones.

Most of the soldiers from France who died in the Madagascar campaign lost their lives not in war with the poorly armed and unorganized local population but from "paludal fever."

Uranium is associated with organic material in carbonaceous Miocene siltstones and mudstones of lacustrine and paludal origin of the Chapin Wash formation of the Date Creek Basin in Yavapai, La Paz, and Mohave counties.