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In a stratum of ice representing a time period when the temperature changed sharply, the lighter forms migrate to the top while heavier ones gravitate to the bottom.
There is a suggestion that the growth-controlling auxin gravitates to the bottom of the bough and this produces more wood on the compression face, but to me, this is only a partial answer.
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