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                                                            Merg~
                                                          --                        Netherlands
                                                          -     dunkelgrau
                                                          -                         The
                                                          -             Bottom  two  sections  show  color
                                                          -                         Leiden,
                                                          e  ba n k  t~z .T.  knollig--  Zunahme  des  Tonaehaltes   Fig.4).   Company,   and   Brill











                                                          mass  i g~g   farblos   Farbinillnsitlil   From  Fabricius  (1966,   and  of author








                                                                    Zunahme  dcrr   Tethyan  geosyncline.  intensity increasing in both directions from reef front and changes in gross rock type and bedding off shelf from well-bedded to massive to bedded  and in part nodular in the direction of the basin (Becken-Fazies). Associated with this basinward change in bedding is an increas




                                                       K  0  M  P LEA   northern    Illustration  with






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                                                 Fazies   Achlerrifl                of wave

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                                               Oolith-<;:   fazies >-  !   grau   I   Fig. VIII-21.  Facies diagram  of Late Triassic in   suspension






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