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Convolute laminations and load structures in turbidites as indicators of flow reflections and decelerations against bounding slopes. Examples from the Marnoso-arenacea Formation (northern Italy) and Annot Sandstones (south eastern France) - ScienceDirect
a. Convolute bedding in fine-grained sandstone. Note that the beds... | Download Scientific Diagram
Learning Geology: Post depositional modification of sedimentary layers
Convolute Lamination in Non-Graded Sequences
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Soft-sediment deformation structures are common in some seasonal... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Convolute lamination within the Tiskre Formation. (A) Convolute... | Download Scientific Diagram
Convolute laminations and load structures in turbidites as indicators of flow reflections and decelerations against bounding slopes. Examples from the Marnoso-arenacea Formation (northern Italy) and Annot Sandstones (south eastern France) - ScienceDirect
Figure F73. Close-up of spectacular convolute lamination (52-61 cm) in the upper part of graded sandstone turbidite. The convolute lamination tends to form in material of very fine sand size, mostly found
Sedimentary environment and provenance of sandstones from the Qadir member in the Nayband Formation, Tabas block, east-central Iran
Convolute laminations and load structures in turbidites as indicators of flow reflections and decelerations against bounding slopes. Examples from the Marnoso-arenacea Formation (northern Italy) and Annot Sandstones (south eastern France) - ScienceDirect
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The formation of convolute lamination in mud‐rich turbidites - Gladstone - 2018 - Sedimentology - Wiley Online Library