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Intricate Convolute Bedding Pattern in Red Otter Sandstoe Formation. Ladram Bay, East Devon, UK. Natural Background, Geology, April, 2018 Stock Photo - Alamy
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The formation of convolute lamination in mud‐rich turbidites - Gladstone - 2018 - Sedimentology - Wiley Online Library
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a. Convolute bedding in fine-grained sandstone. Note that the beds... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Cenozoic seismites and soft-sediment deformation structures in the Losero Formation, southern Sierra de Guanajuato, Mexico
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Convolute lamination within the Tiskre Formation. (A) Convolute... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Examples of load casting and convolute bedding exposed in the old... | Download High-Resolution Scientific Diagram
Varieties of convolute-laminated layers interbedded with undisturbed... | Download Scientific Diagram
Convolute laminations and load structures in turbidites as indicators of flow reflections and decelerations against bounding slopes. Examples from the Marnoso-arenacea Formation (northern Italy) and Annot Sandstones (south eastern France) - ScienceDirect
