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Sedimentary Structures 3rd Edition Collinson John Mountney

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Sedimentary Structures 3rd Edition Collinson John Mountney
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Publisher: Dunedin Academic Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 17.27 MB
Pages: 240
Author: Collinson, John; Mountney, Nigel; Thompson, David
ISBN: 9781903544198, 9781628703450, 190354419X, 1628703458
Language: English
Year: 2006

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Sedimentary Structures 3rd Edition Collinson John Mountney by Collinson, John; Mountney, Nigel; Thompson, David 9781903544198, 9781628703450, 190354419X, 1628703458 instant download after payment.

This book introduces undergraduate students to depositional and also post-depositional sedimentary processes in an structures across a wide range of scales can be interpreted in terms of those processes. Sedimentary structures produced by erosion, deposition and post-depositional change are all clearly explained and related to the processes that formed them. Hydrodynamic and aerodynamic controls on the development of sub-aqueous and aeolian bedforms are discussed, as are the styles of deformation to which sediments can be subjected after deposition.

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