Sedimentary rocks
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Names and connections
Rocks, Sedimentary
- Broader: Rocks
- Narrower: Arenites
- Narrower: Argillite
- Narrower: Bauxite
- Narrower: Beachrock
- Narrower: Carbonate rocks
- Narrower: Caustobioliths
- Narrower: Chert
- Narrower: Conglomerate
- Narrower: Diatomaceous earth
- Narrower: Evaporites
- Narrower: Flint
- Narrower: Flysch
- Narrower: Melanges (Petrology)
- Narrower: Molasse
- Narrower: Mudstone
- Narrower: Novaculite
- Narrower: Ocher
- Narrower: Olistostromes
- Narrower: Oolite
- Narrower: Phosphate rock
- Narrower: Red beds
- Narrower: Sediments (Geology)
- Narrower: Shale
- Narrower: Siltstone
- Narrower: Tillite
- Narrower: Tonsteins
- Narrower: Tufas
- Narrower: Turbidites
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 867022369129383488 · morton4x16-v1
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