Figure F14. Photomicrographs of a thin section cut from a cobble of carbonate (Sample 205-1254A-14R-CC, 24 cm). A. Pelsparite limestone, which is a carbonate facies typically associated with deposits in shallow-shelf, relatively
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Diagenetic history of the upper Tanglewood Member (upper Ordovician) of the Lexington Limestone, central Kentucky, U.S.A. with s
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Thin section photomicrographs of calcite cement types: A) Isopachous... | Download Scientific Diagram
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