- The
Buntsandstein (German for
coloured or
colourful sandstone) or
Bunter sandstone is a
lithostratigraphic and
allostratigraphic unit (a
sequence of rock...
-
Forest is
primarily characterized by
sedimentary rock
layers from the
Buntsandstein (Lower Tri****ic) and, to a
lesser extent, the
Zechstein (Upper Permian)...
- Tri****ic). The
Olenekian saw the
deposition of a
large part of the
Buntsandstein in Europe. The
Olenekian is
roughly coeval with the
regional Yongningzhenian...
-
entire geological formations like the
Painted Hills in
Oregon and the
Buntsandstein ("colored sandstone",
British Bunter).
Through Eisensandstein (a jur****ic...
- Rötton
Formation (German for Röt Shale), or
Upper Buntsandstein, is a
geologic formation of the
Buntsandstein in Germany. It
preserves fossils dating back...
- the Tri****ic
period and
consists of
three clearly different units:
Buntsandstein,
Muschelkalk and Keuper, that gave the
period its name (Tri****ic means...
-
Early Jur****ic strata. The
Keuper together with the
Muschelkalk and the
Buntsandstein form the
Germanic Trias Group, a
characteristic sequence of rock strata...
- Tri****ic
strata of the
Middle Buntsandstein, as is the
western region around the Gilserberg.
Soils of
weathered Buntsandstein are
generally acidic to slightly...
-
meaning 'triad') that are
widespread in
southern Germany: the
lower Buntsandstein (colourful sandstone), the
middle Muschelkalk (s****-bearing limestone)...
-
Germanic Trias (that
gives the Tri****ic its name)
lying above the
older Buntsandstein and
below the
younger Keuper. The
Muschelkalk ("mussel-chalk") consists...
