- nivation hollow
- a circular depression in the ground, usually seen in periglacial areas, that has been created by nivation.
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nivation hollow — A shallow, non cliffed depression or hollow on a mountain side permanently or intermittently occupied by a snow bank or snow patch and produced by nivation. If the snow completely melts each summer the hollow is deepened; otherwise not; may be … Glossary of landform and geologic terms
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