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  • Hummock Meanings

    noun a small hill or mound of earth

    Fields related to hummock

    Geology

    A small hill or mound of earth, sand, or ice that has been pushed up by a glacier or formed by erosion.

    Botany

    A small clump or mound of vegetation, such as moss or grass.

    Ecology

    A small raised area of land in a wet or marshy area, often supporting unique plant and animal species.

    Geography

    A small hill or mound of earth in a flat or low-lying area.

    Occupation Usage of hummock

    Writer

    In the field of environmental writing, a writer may describe the unique formations of hummocks in a marshland ecosystem.

    Geologist

    Geologists may study hummocks as part of their research on glacial landforms and processes.

    Biologist

    Biologists studying wetland ecosystems may investigate the role of hummocks in providing habitat for certain plant and animal species.

    Ecologist

    Ecologists may analyze the impact of hummocks on nutrient cycling and biodiversity within a given ecosystem.

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