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Graded bedding

In geology, a graded bed is a bed characterized by a systematic change in grain or clast size from bottom to top of the bed. Most commonly this takes the form of normal grading, with coarser sediments at the base, which grade upward into progressively finer ones. Such a bed is also described as fining upward. Normally graded beds generally represent…

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GeologyBedGrainClastSediments
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DepositionalSuspendedLithologicDiagenesisCarbonate
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Graded bedding

SortingSteno's
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Periodicity
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Graded bedding

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples16
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Graded bedding → Density, Graded, Grades, Inversely, Nicholas Steno, Original Horizontality, Steno's Principle, Stratification, The, Thus
related to Bioclastic graded bedding · 6
Graded bedding → Bio, Bioclastic, It, Limestone, Organic, This

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graded bed also form grading bedding materials sediments depositional material beds deposits processes size time formed layers energy deposition finer

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Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingBioclastic0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingOrganic0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingThis0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingLimestone0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingIt0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Bioclastic graded beddingBio0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Graded beddingGraded0.60section
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Graded beddingrelated to Graded beddingStratification0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Graded beddingDensity0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Graded beddingThus0.60section
Graded beddingrelated to Graded beddingInversely0.60section

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