👉 Solitidal refers to a type of structure or feature that is composed of two or more pieces connected by a single line. These structures are often found in rocks, minerals, and other materials and can be classified into different types based on their shape, size, and composition. One example of a solitidal structure is an erosion channel, which is formed by the continuous movement of water over time. In this case, the two or more pieces connected by a single line are called "solit
