Sedimentary basins: Regularities in their formation and classification principles. Communication 2. Sedimentary rock basins

Sedimentary basins: Regularities in their formation and classification principles. Communication 2. Sedimentary rock basins

The article is dedicated to sedimentary rock basins. It is postulated that sedimentary rock basins represent an element of the Earth’s sedimentary shell characterized by the general thermobaric regime, type of fluidodynamics, and combination of epigenetic mineral resources. Fluidodynamic regimes of...

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Sedimentary rocks
Sedimentology
Sediments
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