Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries Chalk from Rügen in Northern Germany – Königstuhl. Similar formations can be found at the Danish Island of Møn
Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries – Stevns Klint
Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries – Stevns Klint
Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries – Stevns Klint
Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries
Carbonate rocks in Denmark and surrounding countries Römerstein
Carbonate classification Original from Folk 1959
Folk’s textural classification of carbonate sediments
Why classification? Rocks are classified in order to communicate information about them.
Micrite A large volume of any limestone is usually composed of carbonate mud or micrite. Because of the small size of the grains or crystals in the micrite, identification of their origin is difficult to impossible.
Micrite
Sparry calcite cement
Relation of Holocene carbonate grains to hydrodynamic setting
Carbonates in relation to sea-level occur in rocks can be communicated by means of limestone classifications. Carbonates in relation to sea-level
Famous modern localities – The Bahamas