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The 18 pages that link to Soil horizon, each with the reason it gives.

• PedosphereBroader topic: Horizons show how processes organize the pedosphere vertically.

• Soil formationBroader topic: Formation differentiates the surface and subsurface into layers with different properties.

• PaleosolBroader topic: Horizon sequences preserve the layered profile used to identify a paleosol.

• RegolithBroader topic: Horizon development reveals how processes organize terrestrial regolith vertically.

• LateriteRelated: Lateritic profiles often contain strongly contrasting layers of leached and oxide-rich material.

• Soil profileBroader topic: Profiles are described by the sequence of horizons they contain.

• Soil scienceBroader topic: Horizons record soil-forming processes at different depths.

• Forest soilBroader topic: Forest soils commonly develop recognizable surface organic layers and mineral horizons.

• PodzolNarrower topic: The contrast between podzol horizons records the movement of materials through the profile.

• ChernozemRelated: Chernozem is identified partly by its deep, dark surface horizon.

• Soil classificationRelated: Horizon sequences provide much of the observable evidence used to classify a soil.

• Soil surveyBroader topic: Horizon boundaries and features help classify and map soil bodies.

• Soil morphologyRelated: Horizon boundaries organize the vertical pattern described in a soil profile.

• NaturalRelated: Natural soil horizons can be mistaken for separate archaeological deposits.

• TopsoilNarrower topic: Topsoil is commonly identified as the A horizon, though boundaries vary among soils.

• Earth (soil and ground)Broader topic: Soil processes create the recognizable layers beneath the ground surface.

• Seven Coloured EarthsCompared with: The colored bands resemble soil layers, but the dunes are exposed, loose sands.

• Soil typeRelated: Horizon sequences reveal how a soil type formed and changed.