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Petrography of Carbonates (Microfacies Association)
2013The carbonate strata of the Moghra Formation represent a minor component of the studied rock succession. The carbonate facies are represented by fossiliferous limestones. Six distinct micro-facies (F) have been recognized: The most common micro-facies are mud-dominated packstone, quartz skeletal mud-dominated dolo-packstone, siliciclastic grain ...
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Microfacies Data: Matrix and Grains
2004The purpose of this chapter is to outline and discuss the criteria used in the description of matrix and grains. Microfacies criteria reflected by fabrics and quantitative microfacies data are discussed in Chap. 5 and 6.
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Microfacies of Wabash Reef, Wabash, Indiana
SEPM Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1959ABSTRACT The microscopic statistical investigation of the Wabash reef has revealed five main microfacies ranging, in decreasing relative depth conditions, from highly dolomitic shales of the country-rock to dolomitic biocalcarenites and bioconstructed dolomitic limestones or dolomites belonging to the reef system.
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Microfacies Analysis Assisting Archaeological Stratigraphy
2001Accurate construction of archaeological stratigraphy has long been recognized as crucial in providing a solid chronocultural framework for discussing past behavioral activities and their linkages with geological processes (Gasche and Tunca, 1984; Harris, 1979).
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Microfacies analysis of limestones
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 1983+5 more sources
Standard Microfacies Types (Plates 36–39)
1982With the aid of sedimentological as well as paleoecological data, the microfacies types of limestone of various ages can be combined into major types which reflect the depositional and ecological conditions in a certain sedimentary environment. This concept, which was developed on Upper Triassic reef carbonates in the Alpine Mediterranean region (E ...
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