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  1. MISSISSIPPIAN MUD MOUNDS OF DERBYSHIRE (ENGLAND, UK): FACIES ARCHITECTURE AND BIOTIC EVOLUTION

    Mud mounds are carbonate buildups, part of the reef spectrum, consisting dominantly of carbonate mud, with no or minor skeletal framework. The carbonate mud commonly shows texture (clotted peloidal, homogeneous with primary cavities), indicative of an origin through in-situ precipitation by …

    milano Repository record for MISSISSIPPIAN MUD MOUNDS OF DERBYSHIRE (ENGLAND, UK): FACIES ARCHITECTURE AND BIOTIC EVOLUTION (opens in a new tab)

  2. Lower Cambrian bioherms in central Nevada and eastern California

    … in a restricted, low-energy setting as a mud mound composed of lenticular units (kalyptrae); it contains a lower diversity archaeocyathan fauna and a depauperate fauna of other organisms.

    unlv Repository record for Lower Cambrian bioherms in central Nevada and eastern California (opens in a new tab)

  3. Sequence Stratigraphy of Middle-Mississippian Carbonates of the Southern Appalachians: Tuscumbia Limestone, Tuscumbia, AL

    … were identified: F1: echinoderm, bryozoan mudstone/wackestone facies and Fla: muddy echinoderm chert, F2: echinoderm, bryozoan packstone/grainstone facies, F3: echinoderm, spicule cherty mud facies, and F4: fine-grained quartz sandstone facies. Fland Fla are interpreted to be midramp …

    columbus-state Repository record for Sequence Stratigraphy of Middle-Mississippian Carbonates of the Southern Appalachians: Tuscumbia Limestone, Tuscumbia, AL (opens in a new tab)