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Page 253
... typically exhibit an intact fabric that has a clast - supported framework such that the individual granules , pebbles , cob- bles , and boulders touch each other . The space between framework components either is empty or is filled with ...
... typically exhibit an intact fabric that has a clast - supported framework such that the individual granules , pebbles , cob- bles , and boulders touch each other . The space between framework components either is empty or is filled with ...
Page 257
... typically 15-40 per- cent , and this increases as the mean grain size of the rock decreases . The particles forming the rock are typically angular . This , and the presence of the interstitial mud ma- trix , has led to these rocks being ...
... typically 15-40 per- cent , and this increases as the mean grain size of the rock decreases . The particles forming the rock are typically angular . This , and the presence of the interstitial mud ma- trix , has led to these rocks being ...
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... typically equivalve and of outer crossed - lamellar and in- ner complex crossed - lamellar layers ; hinge comprises radiating cardinal and lateral teeth , often weakly developed ; adductor muscles of varying proportions according to ...
... typically equivalve and of outer crossed - lamellar and in- ner complex crossed - lamellar layers ; hinge comprises radiating cardinal and lateral teeth , often weakly developed ; adductor muscles of varying proportions according to ...
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