Limestonefragments and a few silicified grains (chert) are present, within a calcite spar cement.
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The margins of some of thelimestoneblocks are slickensided.
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The combined effects of less erosion-resistant marlylimestoneand the columnar jointing of basalts caused the rapid migration of the knickpoint toward the upstream reach.
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The landscape is flat and the geology is dominated bylimestone.
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The book is then divided into sections which cover all habitat types: coastal, freshwater, lowland rainforest and other lowland forest formations,limestonehabitats and mountains.
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The sections also contain subordinate amounts of siltstone,limestoneand dolostone.
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Apart from a relatively prominentlimestonebed, the entire succession consists of shallow-water sandstones and subordinate mudstones.
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Thelimestonebands weather proud in cliff exposures.
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The matrix of the specimens is a light-grey clayeylimestone.
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A characteristic feature is that these fields are connected withlimestonemassifs.
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The host lithologies are mudstones, siltstones, minor black limestones and subordinate sandstones, with numerous disturbed beds composed of any or all of these lithologies.
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The lower member (max. c. 600 m) is composed mainly of thick clay shales interbedded with thin sandylimestonebeds (packstones and wackestones).
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The grave consisted of a simplelimestoneslab-lined crypt originally closed by a wooden lid sealed in place with plaster.
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These sediments are locally interbedded with siliceouslimestoneand rare thin-bedded sandstones.
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Thelimestonebeds are light bluish grey, nodular to continuous and generally some 3-5 centimetres in thickness.
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carved limestone
Predominant original exterior features include carved limestone detail, numerous false chimneys, steeply pitched slate roofs, and a seven-story clock tower.
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crushed limestone
I cannot pretend thatcrushedlimestoneis used very often nowadays by farmers for correcting the acidity of their land; farmers prefer to use bought-in lime for that purpose.
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grey limestone
The lithology of the sediment is also fairly unusual in comprising clasts of finely laminated grey limestone.
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