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The 21 pages that link to Desert pavement, each with the reason it gives.

• Alluvial fanRelated: Weathering and runoff on old fan surfaces can leave a stony desert pavement.

• WadiRelated: Floods can carry fine material away from exposed wadi margins.

• Desert warfareRelated: Hard, stony surfaces can support vehicles differently from loose sand.

• Western DesertRelated: It covers broad parts of the Western Desert’s exposed terrain.

• Nazca cultureRelated: The dark surface stones make Nazca geoglyph designs visible when removed to expose lighter ground.

• Nazca LinesRelated: Dark stones cover the lighter soil beneath, creating contrast when stones are cleared.

• Thar DesertRelated: Gravelly surfaces occur among the Thar’s dunes and sandy plains.

• Wadi RumRelated: Stony ground contrasts with the dunes and sand sheets in parts of the valley.

• Lut DesertRelated: Wind can strip finer material and leave stony surfaces across arid ground.

• GeoglyphRelated: Removing its dark stones can expose a lighter surface for a ground design.

• Sechura DesertRelated: Wind and runoff help sort and expose surfaces across arid parts of the region.