DYNAMICS OF A TRANSGRESSIVE PRODELTAIC SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE WITHIN A PENNSYLVANIAN INTRACRATONIC BASIN
CHAPTER 17 PLANAR STRATIFICATION
Sedimentary Structures and Bedforms Flashcards | Quizlet
Bed (geology) - Wikipedia
Sedimentary Structures Flashcards | Quizlet
Bedding and lamination – Geology is the Way
Cross-bedding – Geology is the Way
Planar-laminated sandstone architectural element. (A) Thin layers... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Cross-bedding – Geology is the Way
a) Oxidation along lamination and stepping up between lamination; (b)... | Download Scientific Diagram
Planar and parallel lamination | SpringerLink
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Planar and trough cross-stratification and horizontal lamination in... | Download Scientific Diagram
Tabular and trough crossbed lithofacies - Geological Digressions
a) The planar lamination is overlain by humpback cross-bedding at... | Download Scientific Diagram
Figure F74. Comparison of sedimentary structures visible on a core photograph compared to a CT scan viewed from a different angle. A. Core photograph. Planar, wavy, and cross lamination. B. CT scan.
Horizontal planar bedding. A= Horizontal planar bedding (lamination) in... | Download Scientific Diagram
New Zealand turbidite field trip – day 1 – off the shelf edge
Laminated sandstone lithofacies - Geological Digressions
A) Planar stromatolite (laminated limestone) being dolomitized and... | Download Scientific Diagram
Lamination (geology) - Wikipedia
GEOL342 - Sedimentation and Stratigraphy
Bed type and flow mechanism of deep water sub-lacustrine fan fringe facies: an example from the Middle Permian Lucaogou Formation in Southern Junggar Basin of NW China | SpringerLink
