Title: P1254325981YzbAU
1SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color II Texture gr. Size, sorting,
roundness III Structure IV Allogenic
constituents A. Grains B. Matrix V
Authigenic constituents A. Cement B.
Secondary minerals VI Name
2SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color
colorless (white or tan) red, brown or yellow
gray, black
fe oxides hydroxides
organic matter
3SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color II Texture gr. size, sorting,
roundness III Allogenic constituents A.
Grains B. Matrix IV Authigenic
constituents A. cement B. secondary
minerals V Name
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Textures
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
II Texture
stream competence relief, gradient distance from
source
gr. size
textural maturity kinetic energy
characteristics of environment time and amount
sorting
textural maturity, also composition and
environment turbidites - angular qtz streams -
subangular qtz beach rounded qtz
roundness
depositional medium
sphericity
5SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Textures
Sorting
6SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Textures
Roundness
7SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sphericity
8SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color II Texture gr. Size, sorting,
roundness III Structure IV Allogenic
constituents A. Grains B. Matrix V
Authigenic constituents A. Cement B.
Secondary minerals VI Name
9SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
- III Structure
- Bedding (internal fabrics)
- bedding thickness
- cross-bedding
- graded bedding
- imbricate structures
- soft-sediment deformation, bioturbation
- B. Bedding plane
- ripple marks
- current structures
- load structures
- trace fossils
10SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Bedding structures
11SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Graded bedding
12SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Graded bed in scour fill
13SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
X-bedding
14SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
15SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
asymmetrical
symmetrical
Which type can be used to determine tops of beds?
16SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Ripples
17SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Ripple marks Alameda Road cut
18SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Bioturbated zone in ss
19SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
flute casts
flute casts
current groove casts
current lineations
20SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Structures
Current marks
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Structures
Trace fossils
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Structures
Mud cracks w/ raindrop imprints
23SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color II Texture gr. Size, sorting,
roundness III Structure IV Allogenic
constituents A. Grains B. Matrix V
Authigenic constituents A. Cement B.
Secondary minerals VI Name
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Composition
IV Allogenic constituents A. Grains B.
Matrix
reveals 1. provenence 2. diagenetic
events 3. length of transport (indirectly)
Quartz 2/3 of average ss Why? H
7 isotropic chemically inert
Feldspar 10-15 of average ss (60 average ig.
rock)
Lithic fragments average 15
Heavy minerals
25SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Texture, structure and composition
Form sheet for clastic sedimentary rocks
I Color II Texture gr. Size, sorting,
roundness III Structure IV Allogenic
constituents A. Grains B. Matrix V
Authigenic constituents A. Cement B.
Secondary minerals VI Name
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Composition
V Authigenic constituents A. Cement usually
silica, calcite also siderite, clays B.
Secondary minerals Fe oxides
hydroxides manganese hydroxides sulfides cla
ys from feldspar