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bioherms and
biostromes. A
bioherm is a
landform of
organic sedimentary rock
enclosed or
surrounded by rock of
different origin. A
biostrome is a distinctly...
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important reef-builders of
their time,
living close together in flat
biostromes or
elevated bioherms on soft
tropical carbonate platforms. Externally...
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might be
built exclusively or
primarily by cyanobacteria.
Examples of
biostromes formed by
cyanobacteria occur in the
Great Salt Lake in Utah,
United States...
- "Paleoecology and
sedimentary environment of the Late
Devonian coral biostrome from the
Central Devonian Field, Russia". Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology...
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reefs reemerged during the Olenekian,
mainly being composed of
sponge biostrome and
bivalve buildups.
Keratinous sponges were
particularly noteworthy...
- conditions. Its
basal part
contains oolitic and
biodetrital limestones and
biostromes of
large bivalves (Plicatostylidae),
indicating high-energy
shallow water...
- pp. 75–80. ISBN 978-0-9575547-0-2. Aretz,
Markus (2010),
Rugose coral biostromes in the late Viséan (Mississippian) of NW
Ireland Scharff,
Robert Francis...
- Sanders, D (2001). "Burrow-mediated
carbonate dissolution in
rudist biostromes (Aurisina, Italy):
implications for
taphonomy in tropical,
shallow subtidal...
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bioherms (domes or
columns similar internally to stromatolites) and
biostromes (distinct
sheets of sediment) are
among such microbe-influenced build-ups...
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bioherms and
biostromes. A
bioherm is a
landform of
organic sedimentary rock
enclosed or
surrounded by rock of
different origins. A
biostrome is a distinctly...
