What Causes Keloids? Keloids, a scar which overgrows as a result of the presence of type one and three collagen, is a skin condition that can affect any person. According to research to try and find more information about this, it has been discovered that people with deeper pigmentation are more affected by keloids.
Inceptisols (from Latin inceptum, beginning) are soils that exhibit minimal horizon development. They are more developed than Entisols, but still lack the features that are characteristic of other soil orders.
Andisols are found in areas where soils have formed in certain kinds of volcanic ejecta (usually pumice and/or volcanic ash). Aridisols occur in parts of the western United States which are too dry for the growth of mesophytic plants. Entisols, which exhibit little soil profile development, are characteristic of areas where soil parent materials have quite recently been deposited, e.g. on recent river alluvium.