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Vol 33 Iss. 2
Pages:
233-235
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Article
Geology

On some tuffites of Southern Kalba

Authors:
S. Sh. Gendelev
Date submitted:
1958-03-13
Date accepted:
1958-05-08
Date published:
1958-05-09

Abstract

The existing petrographic classification defines tuffites as complex rocks with pyroclastic material and, quantitatively subordinate to it, normal sedimentary material. The content of the latter is most often specified in the range of 10‑15%. Such a peculiar composition of tuffites results from the specific conditions of their formation, when the products of volcanic eruptions and sedimentary, most often clastic material accumulate simultaneously in a water basin, mixing with each other. Naturally, organic remains, important to the geologist and usually of little importance in the rock composition, may also be found in the composition of such a rock.

Область исследования:
Geology
Keywords:
tuffites petrographic classification
Funding:

None

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References

  1. Maleev E.F. On the structure of tufodiatomite. Trudy Lvovskogo geologicheskogo obshchestva, 1953, No. 3. (in Russian)
  2. Sokratov G.I. Main features of the geologic structure of the Southern Kalba. Materialy TsNIGRI, 1937, Coll. 2. (in Russian)
  3. Shatalov E.T.K. Rational naming of some sedimentary and pyroclastic rocks. ONTI, 1937. (in Russian)
  4. Shvetsov M.S. Petrography of sedimentary rocks, Gosgeolizdat, 1948. (in Russian)

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