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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...
- may
reduce in rank for
member or bed as it "pinches out". A bed is a
lithologically distinct layer within a
member or
formation and is the
smallest recognisable...
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including bed, flow, band, and key bed. A bed is a
single stratum that is
lithologically distinguishable from
other layers above and
below it. In the classification...
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volcanic rocks.
Stratigraphy has
three related subfields:
lithostratigraphy (
lithologic stratigraphy),
biostratigraphy (biologic stratigraphy), and chronostratigraphy...
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study of how
brittlely deformed rocks alter fluid flows in
different lithological settings, such as clastic,
igneous and
carbonate rocks.
Fluid movements...
- The
Americus Limestone is a
member of the
Foraker Limestone Formation in
eastern Kansas,
where it is
quarried as a
distinctive ornamental stone. In outcrop...
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purpose can lead to a
significant boost in accuracy: for example, the
lithological mapping of gold-bearing granite-greenstone
rocks in Hutti,
India with...
- may be
accelerated or ****ed in
dependence on
various metamorphic or
lithological factors involved.
Carbonaceous chondrite Carbonaceous film Carbonaceous...
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rhyolitic composition and
bearing conchoidal fracture. Also
known by the
lithologic term marekanite, this
variety of
obsidian occurs as
subrounded to subangular...
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level of connectedness.
Fluid flows can also be
influenced in
different lithological settings by
brittle deformation of
rocks in
fault zones; the mechanisms...
