-
while using the Folk
classification depends on the matrix,
which is
either sparry (prominently
composed of cement) or
micritic (prominently
composed of mud)...
- of
pentamerid brachiopods from
Indiana Recrystallized bivalve s**** with
sparry calcite from Bird
Spring Formation Replacement occurs when the s****, bone...
- Hendry, J.P.; Taylor, C.W.; Russell, M.A. (April 2005). "Fatty
acids in
sparry calcite fracture fills and
microsparite cement of
septarian diagenetic concretions"...
- in size from 0.02 to 0.1 mm (0.79 to 3.94 mils), that are
described as
sparry calcite or sparite.
Sparite is
distinguished from
micrite by a
grain size...
-
recrystallized bivalve s**** in a
biopelsparite Grainstone with
calcite ooids and
sparry calcite cement;
Carmel Formation,
Middle Jur****ic, of
southern Utah, USA...
-
usually a
mixture of grains,
micrite (very fine-grained
carbonate mud) and
sparry cement. The
optical properties of
calcite and
mineral dolomite are difficult...
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Airborne in
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- is a
dense white to
yellow sparry limestone with
numerous calcite veins that
weathers to
yellowish or
pinkish due to its
iron content. In far
western Texas...
-
chalky limestone; however, this bed is
hardened by a
crystalline matrix of
sparry concretory calcite so that it is more
resistant to
weathering and erosion...
-
Bronze Age,
along with
iron deposits. By the
early 1990s,
mining had
largely ceased in
Austria except for 980,000 tons of
sparry magnesite extracted in...
