Carbonate Platform Environments is a sedimentary depositional system characterized by the dominance of carbonate-producing organisms and the accumulation of calcium carbonate sediments in shallow, sunlit marine settings, distinguished from siliciclastic or deep-water platforms by its biologically mediated sedimentology and sensitivity to water clarity, temperature, and sea level.
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Carbonate Platform Facies Models
J. Fred Read · AAPG Bulletin · 1985 · 551 citations
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