Definition of Paleoflow. Meaning of Paleoflow. Synonyms of Paleoflow

- A paleocurrent or paleocurrent indicator is a geological feature (typically a sedimentary structure) that helps one determine the direction of flowing...
- in groups or individually, and all move parallel to each other and to paleoflow. In any given environment, their width and length will be consistent and...
- rock composition and mechanical and hydrologic fault zone properties Paleoflow migration in the Moab Fault Fault seal prediction The presence of clays...
- measure dip direction of the cross-bedded sediments and calculate the paleoflow direction. However, most cross-beds are not tabular, they are troughs[citation...
- always have a steeper dip downstream, and will always be perpendicular to paleoflow meaning the orientation of the ripples will be in a direction that is...
- "Patterns of cementation along a Cenozoic normal fault: A record of paleoflow orientations". Geology. 23 (6): 539–542. Bibcode:1995Geo....23..539M....
- (December 2004). "River Warren boulders, Minnesota, USA: catastrophic paleoflow indicators in the southern spillway of glacial Lake Ag****iz". Boreas....
- original flow directions. The type of imbrication is generally related to paleoflow direction. Wadell found the long axis aligned with paleocurrent, and dipping...
- in the upcurrent direction and the tapered end pointing downcurrent (paleoflow direction). The convexity of the flute cast also points stratigraphically...
- on the wavy surfaces on linguoid ripple marks which stretch along the paleoflow direction and flatten out as microterraces on the leeward side of the...