Microbially induced sedimentary structures and sedimentary environments of the Ruyang Group in Lushan,western Henan
Yuan Yu-yang
Abstract
Yuan Yu-yang
Abstract
Abundant microbially induced sedimentary structures(MISS) are well preserved in the Ruyang Group in Lushan,western Henan.Two types of the sedimentary structures are identified,including the mesh-shaped and fusular structures.The relationship between the microbially induced sedimentary structures and sedimentary environments indicates that the evolution of the microbially induced sedimentary structures coincides with that of the sedimentary environments in the study area.In addition,there is also close relations between the morphology of the microbially induced sedimentary structures,and the thickness and exposure frequency of the microbial mats.
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Abundant microbially induced sedimentary structures(MISS) are well preserved in the Ruyang Group in Lushan,western Henan.Two types of the sedimentary structures are identified,including the mesh-shaped and fusular structures.The relationship between the microbially induced sedimentary structures and sedimentary environments indicates that the evolution of the microbially induced sedimentary structures coincides with that of the sedimentary environments in the study area.In addition,there is also close relations between the morphology of the microbially induced sedimentary structures,and the thickness and exposure frequency of the microbial mats.
Key concepts: Sedimentary rock, Sedimentary structures, Geology, Sedimentary depositional environment, Group (periodic table), Geochemistry, Paleontology, Structural basin