| All tyrannosaurid and hadrosaur bones lie horizontally within a 20 cm thick blocky, green claystone with occasional calcitic nodules and vertical to subvertical burrows. |
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| The fourth, previously unobserved, type of flow system is provided by subvertical quartz-barite veins with open fractures and vugs. |
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| The angle of view is subvertical, inclined at 10°, to avoid recording the ballast in the photographic field. |
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| They are generally cut into more or less regular successive steps with subvertical walls. |
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| It is an east-west striking, subvertical intrusive body, approximately 3300 metres long, 150 to 450 metres wide and at least 900 metres deep. |
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| The free and often coarse gold is hosted in quartz veins associated with narrow, S-E trending, subvertical shears. |
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| Specialists then realized that the 'Cylindre' is in fact a thick layer of subvertical schist and dark sandstone which has nothing of a cylindrical form. |
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| The zone is tabular in shape, subvertical and strikes northwest. |
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| The geology consists of a complex assemblage of felsic tuffs and felsic to intermediate fragmental intrusives trending east-west, with a subvertical dip. |
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| Despite the broadly circular and subvertical orientation of the strata around the collar of the dome, the structure is complicated on a smaller scale by both folding and concentric and vertical radial faults. |
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| This association, described by Molinier in 1958, forms belts in the photophilous biotopes where there is strong wave action, and whose rocky substratum is subvertical. |
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