A type of rock that may be form in geosyncline

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Brendon Dalton

15 July, 05:33

A type of rock that may be form in geosyncline

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Joaquin Jennings · Answer 1

The occurrence of limestones and well-sorted quartzose sandstones, on the other hand, is considered to be evidence of shallow-water formation, and such rocks form in the inner segment of a geosyncline, termed a miogeosyncline.

Charlie Lyons · Answer 2

The occurrence of limestones and well-sorted quartzose sandstones, on the other hand, is considered to be evidence of shallow-water formation, and such rocks form in the inner segment of a geosyncline, termed a miogeosyncline.

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