Cyanobacterial mats and calcium carbonate deposition created the stromatolite structures.
Sediment trapping and the growth and metabolic activities of matlike cyanobacteria colonies contribute to the creation of stromatolites. Small particles of calcium carbonate settle onto the sticky matlike colonies of cyanobacteria forming thin layers of calcium carbonate. The cyanobacteria then build up over the calcium carbonate layer (so as not to be buried and killed) producing another sticky surface where more fine particles of calcium carbonate can be trapped.
A sedimentary rock that is sometimes formed by deposits of shell fragments is LIMESTONE!!
Massive deposits of limestone are the result of calcium carbonate deposition, either precipitated or organically produced in a marine environment.
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The environment was a tropical ocean
Sediment trapping and the growth and metabolic activities of matlike cyanobacteria colonies contribute to the creation of stromatolites. Small particles of calcium carbonate settle onto the sticky matlike colonies of cyanobacteria forming thin layers of calcium carbonate. The cyanobacteria then build up over the calcium carbonate layer (so as not to be buried and killed) producing another sticky surface where more fine particles of calcium carbonate can be trapped.
Limestone is formed mainly through the accumulation of marine shells and coral skeletons over millions of years. These deposits undergo compaction and cementation to form solid limestone rock. The process is typically associated with areas where there was once a shallow sea or ocean.
A sedimentary rock that is sometimes formed by deposits of shell fragments is LIMESTONE!!
Limestone
Massive deposits of limestone are the result of calcium carbonate deposition, either precipitated or organically produced in a marine environment.
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Many geologists believe that limestone deposits on land exist where ancient seas used to be. The moisture, over many centuries, created limestone.
Many geologists believe that limestone deposits on land exist where ancient seas used to be. The moisture, over many centuries, created limestone.
A rock formed from deposits of shell fragment is Limestone.
Limestone deposits that began as coral reefs provide how plate motions have changed Earth's surface. These deposits also provide evidence of past environments.
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