Definition of Biomicrite. Meaning of Biomicrite. Synonyms of Biomicrite

- marine environment. Chalk is a limestone that consists of coccolith biomicrite. A biomicrite is a limestone composed of fossil debris ("bio") and calcium carbonate...
- single whole or fractured fusulinid foraminifera are seen, commonly in biomicrite, biopelmicrite to biopelmicrosparite limestones. At least one zone of...
- chalk with only poorly-defined bedding. The chalk is classified as a biomicrite, with microscopic coccoliths and other fine-grained fossil debris in a...
- fine-grained calcite in addition to allochems are named intramicrite, oomicrite, biomicrite or pelmicrite under the Folk classification depending on the dominant...
- thin but is also very fossiliferous. It begins with thick-bedded grey biomicrite (fine-grained fossiliferous limestone) interbedded with greenish shale...
- Limestone is a geologic formation in Chiapas, Mexico. The shallow reefal biomicrite and mud-supported oolitic and pelletoidal biosparite limestones preserve...
- Oklahoma Photomicrograph (PPL) of a biosparite Photomicrograph (PPL) of a biomicrite from the Mississippian Lodgepole Formation, SW Montana Photomicrograph...
- microfauna (e.g., Pseudocyclammina liasica), spanning packstones to biomicrites with algae and oncoliths. A.g. 3 (40 m) begins above an emersion surface...
- with centimetric foliated interbeds. The base features micrites and biomicrites (Mudstone and Wackestone) with fine bioclasts of crinoids, echinoids...
- Mottled, blocky limestone ~1.5 metres Acanthothyris Beds "Brown sandy biomicrites interbedded with brown marls" Up to 1.5 metres Lower Inferior Oolite...