(geology) The condition of having laminae lying transverse to the main stratification planes of the strata; occurs only in granular sediments. Also known as cross-lamination; cross-stratification.
| Sci-Tech Dictionary: cross-bedding |
(geology) The condition of having laminae lying transverse to the main stratification planes of the strata; occurs only in granular sediments. Also known as cross-lamination; cross-stratification.
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| Geography Dictionary: cross-bedding |
In a sedimentary rock, the arrangement of beds at an angle to the main bedding plane. The term current bedding is also used.
| Architecture: cross-bedding |
In sedimentary rocks, inclined laminations or bedding which lends textural and color pattern to building stone of such material.
| current-bedding (geology) | |
| back-set bed (geology) | |
| planar cross-bedding (geology) |
| Is cross bed sedimentary structure? | |
| Is it graded bedding or cross bedding will be deposited by great flood? | |
| Is it possible for a layer of cross-bedded strata to show graded bedding as well? |
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