Internal-tide Deposits and Paragenetic Sedimentary Characteristics of Precambrian in Banbianshan of Taojiang Area of Hunan Province
Jianming Li, Hua Wang
Abstract
Jianming Li, Hua Wang
Abstract
Precambrian Madiyi Formation in Banbianshan, Taojiang of Hunan Province is consisted of deep-water gravity flow deposits, deep-water traction current deposits and deep-water in situ deposits. In situ deposits are dark shale with horizontal bedding. Gravity flow deposits are consisted of thick dark-gray and gray slump deposits, debris-flow deposits and thin-medium bedded turbidite deposits. The dark-gray traction current deposits belong to internal-tide deposits, it develops sandstones and siltsands, and charactered with lenticular, wave, flaser bedding, bimodal cross-bedding and ripple mark. The deep-water in situ deposits and deep-water allogene deposits develop flysch rhythmic sequences. The internal-tide deposits in this area belong to channel internal-tide deposits.
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Precambrian Madiyi Formation in Banbianshan, Taojiang of Hunan Province is consisted of deep-water gravity flow deposits, deep-water traction current deposits and deep-water in situ deposits. In situ deposits are dark shale with horizontal bedding. Gravity flow deposits are consisted of thick dark-gray and gray slump deposits, debris-flow deposits and thin-medium bedded turbidite deposits. The dark-gray traction current deposits belong to internal-tide deposits, it develops sandstones and siltsands, and charactered with lenticular, wave, flaser bedding, bimodal cross-bedding and ripple mark. The deep-water in situ deposits and deep-water allogene deposits develop flysch rhythmic sequences. The internal-tide deposits in this area belong to channel internal-tide deposits.
Key concepts: Geology, Graded bedding, Bedding, Precambrian, Turbidite, Flysch, Geochemistry, Sedimentary rock