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Primary Structures
Earth Structure (2nd Edition), 2004
W.W. Norton & Co, New York
Slide show by Ben van der Pluijm
WW Norton; unless noted otherwise
9/7/2010 3:52 PM
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Stratigraphic Facing
a. Ripple marks
b. Cross beds (AZ)
c. Pillow basalt (CA)
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Turbidites
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Other primary structures
a. Disrupted bedding (Spain)
b. Load casts (Germany)
c. Clastic Dyke (Canada)
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Types of Unconformities
a. Disconformity
b. Angular unconformity
c. Nonconformity
d. Buttress unconformity
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Unconformities
D Depaor
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Angular Unconformities
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Identifying unconformities
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Penecontemporaneous structures
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EarthStructure (2nd ed) 109/7/2010
Salt structures
Stages in the formation of salt structures and
associated terminology. Structural maturity and
size increase toward the structures in the rear.
Sequence in (a) shows structures rising from line
sources, whereas structures in (b) originate from
point sources.
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Salt-linked deformation
Cross sections
showing down-to-Gulf type movement of a passive-margin
salt wedge; the
sections also show
listric normal faults
and salt rollers. The
sequence (a) through
(d) shows successive
stages in the evolution
of the margin, and
accompanying
extension.
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Igneous structures
Types of sheet intrusions around a volcano
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Igneous structures
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Impact structures
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Deformation structures
EarthStructure (2nd ed) 159/7/2010