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| ===Extended Dunham Classification (1971)=== | | ===Extended Dunham Classification (1971)=== |
− | [[File:GeoWikiWriteOff2021-Abdulwahab-Figure18.png|thumbnail|400px|{{Figure number|18}}Extended Dunham classification (1971)]] | + | [[File:GeoWikiWriteOff2021-Abdulwahab-Figure18.png|thumbnail|500px|{{Figure number|18}}Extended Dunham classification (1971)]] |
| Embry and Klovan expanded the original Dunham classification due to the lack of: | | Embry and Klovan expanded the original Dunham classification due to the lack of: |
| * Classifying coarse-grained (>2mm) rocks. | | * Classifying coarse-grained (>2mm) rocks. |
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| ====Coarse-Grained Rocks Classification==== | | ====Coarse-Grained Rocks Classification==== |
− | • Floatstone: a matrix-supported rock with > 10% of grains >2mm and original components are not organically bounded together during deposition (Figure 19).
| + | * Floatstone: a matrix-supported rock with > 10% of grains >2mm and original components are not organically bounded together during deposition (Figure 19). |
− | • Rudstone: a grain-supported rock with > 10% of grains >2mm and original components are not organically bounded together during deposition (Figure 20).
| + | * Rudstone: a grain-supported rock with > 10% of grains >2mm and original components are not organically bounded together during deposition (Figure 20). |
| ====Organically-Bound Rocks Subdivision==== | | ====Organically-Bound Rocks Subdivision==== |
− | • Bafflestone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms act as baffles (Figure 21).
| + | * Bafflestone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms act as baffles (Figure 21). |
− | • Bindstone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms encrust and bind (Figure 22).
| + | * Bindstone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms encrust and bind (Figure 22). |
− | • Framestone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms build a rigid framework (Figure 23).[k]
| + | * Framestone: in situ organically-bound rock in which organisms build a rigid framework (Figure 23).[k] |
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| ===Depositional Energy Setting and Reservoir Quality Indications=== | | ===Depositional Energy Setting and Reservoir Quality Indications=== |