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Hemipelagic sediment, or hemipelagite, is a type of
marine sediment that
consists of clay and silt-sized
grains that are
terrigenous and some biogenic...
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transport and has a
large impact on
biogeochemical cycles.
Pelagic and
hemipelagic processes Sediment supply from
terrigenous and
biological sources as...
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Disseminated organic debris,
burrows Low-density
turbidity currents,
hemipelagic settling Conglomeratic mudstone Gravelly,
sandy mudstone Deformed bedding...
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depths between 300 and 800 m (980 and 2,620 ft) are
covered in
hemipelagic sediments (i.e., of semi-oceanic origin);
these sediments are composed...
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terrestrial material,
basalts from the
ocean floor, and
pelagic and
hemipelagic sediments. For example, most of the
geological ba****t of ****an is made...
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continental slope. More
gradual ac****ulation of
sediments occurs when
hemipelagic sediments suspended in the
ocean slowly settle to the
ocean basin. Because...
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layer of
hemipelagic sediments.
These sediments average 200
meters (660 ft) in
thickness and are
expected to
consist predominantly of
hemipelagic clay. Overlying...
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Moroccan Aganane Formation. Its
regional equivalents include the
hemipelagic Krikov Formation at the
Tolmin basin. This
limestone has been used since...
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Kimmeridgian Coa****la,
Mexico A
marine konzentrat-lagerstätte
deposited in a
hemipelagic mud
bottom during dysoxic conditions.
Talbragar fossil site 151 Ma New...
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their abundant and
diverse well-preserved ammonites. It was
deposited in
hemipelagic conditions, and
predominantly consists of
siliclastic sediments, including...
