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Tempestites are
storm deposits that can be
recognized throughout the
geologic record. They are
studied in the
scientific disciplines of
sedimentary geology...
- Brandt,
Danita S.; Elias,
Robert J. (1989). "Temporal
variations in
tempestite thickness may be a
geologic record of
atmospheric CO2". Geology. 17 (10):...
- upward"
sequences from two
sections distant of 230 km; note the
hurricane (
tempestites and tsunami ?)levels with
abundant displaced foraminifera on supratidal...
- Formation, High Atlas.
Vadose ferrugenous pisolites (soil) and
coastal (
tempestite)
sediment with
birdseyes in an
outer platform environment.
Aerial diagenesis...
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synsedimentary filling,
tension fracture,
hydraulic injection ****, and
tempestite.
Clastic ****
environments include:
Clastic ****s ****ociated with earthquakes...
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minor siltstone layers and
contains no fossils, can be
interpreted as
tempestite.
Other event indicators could be
volcanic ash falls, lava flows, lahars...
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tidal channel fills,
subtidal and
tidal sand bars,
minor storm layers (
tempestites), and
beach deposits. Overall, the
Nerinella Member represents a variety...
- and storm-formed splays.
Hummocky deposits in
shallow seas,
known as
tempestites. The
mechanics of
their formation are
still controversial, and such deposits...
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Posidonienschiefer Formation (Toarcian,
southern Germany):
condensed section,
tempestite, or tsunami-generated deposit?". PalZ. 90 (2): 271–286. doi:10.1007/s12542-015-0271-7...
- 17.2180577°S 146.0681264°E / -17.2180577; 146.0681264
France France Tempestites Kimmeridgian Intense tropical cyclone activity from
storms coming off...
