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- amphibolite is to inspect its field relationships; especially whether it is interfingered with other metasedimentary rocks, especially greywacke and other poorly...
- top of the contact zone. Closely related to intercalated contacts is interfingering (also known as intertonguing, interdigitating, or interlocking) of laterally...
- from erosion of the uplands, consisting of sands, clays and gravels, interfingering to the west with transgressive Pleistocene to Holocene marine sands...
- Horn, Colton, and Wasatch was deposited northwards. These sediments interfingered with organic-rich lacustrine clays and carbonate muds of the Green River...
- strips trace buried channels of co**** sediments from the fan that have interfingered with impermeable playa sediments. Alluvial fans also develop in wetter...
- indicate erg stabilization. The ergs interfingered with adjacent river systems, as with the Wingate Sandstone interfingering with the Moenave Formation and...
- radiometrically dated at 13 million years. Parts of the Mascall are interfingered with the Columbia River Basalt Group. Barstovian vertebrates have been...
- reaches a depth of 110 feet (34 m). The lake is mainly underlain by interfingered igneous and metamorphic bedrock. The bottom of the lake consists of...
- dominant one first, each one followed by its suffixes. Examples: Bt/E (interfingering of E material into a Bt horizon), C/Bt (Bt horizon forming lamellae...
- Basalt overlies Lower Steens Basalt, it has been suggested that it is interfingered with Upper Steens Basalt. The next oldest of the flows, from 17 million...