-
confused with a 'mudstone' of the
Dunham Limestone classification).
Calcilutites can ac****ulate in a wide
variety of
marine and
lacustrine environments...
-
calcarenite was
originally proposed in 1903 by
Grabau as a part of his
calcilutite,
calcarenite and
calcirudite carbonate classification system based upon...
-
consisting of
shallow water carbonates overlain by late
Albian shales, marls,
calcilutites, and
turbidite sandstones.: 128 From this
formation through most of...
- m****ive
limestone and dolomite, bio-clastic limestone,
calcarenite and
calcilutite. The
Maokou Formation at
Stone Forest appears to have been
heavily altered...
- (110 m) thick.
Below this
layer of sand is the
intracoastal formation of
calcilutite and calcarenite.
Below this is the
Bruce Cr**** Limestone, the Chickasawhay...
-
consisting of
shallow water carbonates overlain by late
Albian shales, marls,
calcilutites, and
turbidite sandstones.: 128 From this
formation through most of...
- is
equivalent to the co****r part of "
calcilutite" as it was
originally proposed by
Grabau and as
calcilutite is
normally defined and used by geologists...
- settings,
represented by an
outcrop of 550–600 m of grey
Calcarenites and
Calcilutites with
chert lenses and
marly interbeds, that
recovers the Sedrina, Molt****...
- 1086/626604. S2CID 129403828. — (1959). "Diagenesis in
Mississippian Calcilutites and Pseudobreccias". SEPM
Journal of
Sedimentary Research. doi:10...
- a
variety of fine-grained
sedimentary rocks,
including calcisiltite,
calcilutite, claystone, mudstone, shale, and siltstone. It is
equivalent to the term...
