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The sample was taken from a thin limestone lens with phosphatic oolites within the phosphatic greensand.
The students of these obscure phosphatic scraps were thus much in demand as petroleum stratigraphers.
The basal part of the transgressive sandstone contains erosion surfaces, reworked bioclasts, phosphatic and glauconite pellets.
Bed 4 comprised medium grey fossiliferous mudstone with limonitic ooids and phosphatic nodules.
Conodonts are an extinct group of marine organisms whose preserved skeletal parts consist of tiny phosphatic tooth-like elements.
They sometimes are found together with dolostone concretions, barite nodules, or phosphatic nodules.
In time the combination solidifies to a phosphatic rock that, in crumbling, provides soil in which vegetation may take root.
Other phosphatic and phosphatized microfossils were recovered by dilute acetic acid digestion.
Three recipe types are recognised namely, hard-paste Si-Al-Ca, phosphatic, and high-magnesium bodies.
Rocks of late Precambrian and early Paleozoic age have yielded a variety of tiny spine-like fossils of dominantly organic or weakly phosphatic composition.
The diminution of marl seam thicknesses over positive structural elements and the development of phosphatic chalks in localized troughs are two such features.
Nodules rich in phosphatic material are found in residual accumulations along disconformities, such as bone beds or lag deposits in marine limestones and shales.
These included the gastropod Turritella alabamiensis, which was mainly represented by phosphatic internal molds.
Phosphorus is bound in apatite of lingulate brachiopods Paterina and Mickwitzia and phosphatic pebbles.
There was also a sizeable increase in the sales of phosphatic and potassic fertilizers as the Company continued its efforts to promote balanced fertilization.
Siliciclastic material is mostly represented by clay, except in the Aseri Formation, where phosphatic or goethitic ooliths and admixture of quartz sand are recorded.
Phosphatic nodules, large dolostone septaria, iron sulfide nodules, and crystal-lined vugs are present.
Examples from Classical Literature
Acids dissolve a phosphatic, and Alkalies or their carbonates a lithic deposit, in the body, as well as out of it.
In the smooth, phosphatic variety the irritation is much less marked and may even be altogether absent.
It is a great favorite, and in some respects the finest natural source of phosphatic manure in the world.
This country, England, and France exercise control of the greater part of the world's supply of phosphatic material.
It was also found that a manganese compost did not increase production when phosphatic manure was applied as basic slag.
They differ from phosphatic deposits in being insoluble in acetic acid.
The phosphatic slag from this process is used as fertilizer.
Middle Ordovician phosphatic inarticulate brachiopods from Vastergotland and Dalarna, Sweden.
The next chapter of our author is on the phosphatic, or earthy diathesis.
The presence of phosphatic nodules and bituminous matter in some of the lowest azoic rocks, probably indicates the former existence of life at these periods.
Based on Fertilizers, it is further categorized into Nitrogenous, Phosphatic and Potassic fertilizers.
For the solvent passes out along with each successive quantity of the lithic or Phosphatic matter that is formed and excreted.
The deposits in which solvents are appropriate are termed respectively lithic and Phosphatic.
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