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cemented together by
another mineral.
Sandstones comprise about 20–25% of all
sedimentary rocks. Most
sandstone is
composed of
quartz or feldspar, because...
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Lithic sandstones, or
lithic arenites, or litharenites, are
sandstones with a
significant (>5%)
component of
lithic fragments,
though quartz and feldspar...
- Elbe
Sandstone (German: Elbsandstein)
describes sandstones that
naturally occur in
North Bohemia and
those parts of
Saxony within the area
around Dresden...
- Red
Sandstone may
refer to:
Sandstone appearing red due to the
inclusion of iron
oxides (hematite) Old Red
Sandstone, a
British lithostratigraphic unit...
- Lithologically, the
Freda Sandstone is a lithic, red-brown,
cyclic sequence of
sandstones,
mudstones and
shales (conglomerates are rare).
Earth sciences portal...
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Sandstone Retreat,
officially the
Sandstone Foundation for
Community Systems Research, was a clothing-optional, open ****uality
resort for
swingers located...
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Operation Sandstone was a
series of
nuclear weapon tests in 1948. It was the
third series of
American tests,
following Trinity in 1945 and Crossroads...
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Michigan Sandstone,
Minnesota Sandstone Township, Pine County,
Minnesota Sandstone,
Missouri Sandstone, West
Virginia Sandstone Bluff,
Wisconsin Sandstone Amphitheater...
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various Lake
Superior sandstones were
divided into the Jacobsville, Freda, and Munising. The
Jacobsville reflects the
sandstones described as
either lower...
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Udelfangen Sandstone:
Udelfangen Flonheim Sandstone:
Flonheim Obersulzbach Sandstone:
Obersulzbach Britten Sandstone: near
Britten Elbe
sandstones: Cotta...
