Dense deposits of biologic hard parts more than 2 mm in size in estuarine and other environments are generally defined as shell concentrations . They are also known as coquinas, lumachelles, or shell gravels, as well as the more familiar term “shell beds.”
Shell beds
RAGAINI, LUCA
2016-01-01
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Dense deposits of biologic hard parts more than 2 mm in size in estuarine and other environments are generally defined as shell concentrations . They are also known as coquinas, lumachelles, or shell gravels, as well as the more familiar term “shell beds.”File in questo prodotto:
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