-
without the microscope : with a
glossary of the
names of
rocks and
other lithological terms. 5. Aufl., New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1918, pp. 180, 240: C. E...
-
purpose can lead to a
significant boost in accuracy: for example, the
lithological mapping of gold-bearing granite-greenstone
rocks in Hutti,
India with...
- Earth's
crustal evolution involves the formation,
destruction and
renewal of the
rocky outer s**** at that planet's surface. The
variation in composition...
- may be
accelerated or ****ed in
dependence on
various metamorphic or
lithological factors involved.
Carbonaceous chondrite Carbonaceous film Carbonaceous...
-
without the microscope : with a
glossary of the
names of
rocks and
other lithological terms. Vol. 5. New York: D. Van Nostrand. pp. 180, 240. Dutton, C. E...
- (pl.: strata) is a
layer of rock or
sediment characterized by
certain lithologic properties or
attributes that
distinguish it from
adjacent layers from...
-
boundaries of a
formation are
chosen to give it the
greatest practical lithological consistency.
Formations should not be
defined by any
criteria other than...
-
generally grouped into
three categories; paleontological,
geochemical and
lithological.
Sedimentary records are
influenced by
local topography and
oceanic and...
-
volcanic rocks.
Stratigraphy has
three related subfields:
lithostratigraphy (
lithologic stratigraphy),
biostratigraphy (biologic stratigraphy), and chronostratigraphy...
- area. A
group is a set of two or more
formations that
share certain lithological characteristics. A
group may be made up of
different formations in different...
