(geology) Any of the division planes which separate the individual strata or beds in sedimentary or stratified rock.
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(geology) Any of the division planes which separate the individual strata or beds in sedimentary or stratified rock.
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The surface separating distinct rock strata.
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The surface at which two beds, layers, or strata join in stratified rocks.
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