Sedimentary Flow Structures is a geological construct that refers to the macroscopic physical features preserved in sedimentary rocks—such as cross-bedding, imbrication, and flute marks—which indicate the direction and nature of ancient sediment transport and are used to infer paleocurrent patterns in depositional environments.
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Water escape structures in coarse‐grained sediments
Donald R. Lowe · Sedimentology · 1975 · 872 citations
The sedimentology of a braided river
Brian R. Rus Peter F. Williams · Journal of Sedimentary Research · 1969 · 405 citations
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