Carbonate Hardgrounds is a lithified seafloor sediment surface, distinctive for its cemented carbonate substrate and evidence of early marine diagenesis, that forms within shallow marine environments and is recognized by its physical resistance to erosion and characteristic macroscopic bioerosional and encrusted textures.
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