lithotypic (Meaning)
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lithotypic (a.)
Of, pertaining to, or produced by, lithotypy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithotypic
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lithotypic Sentence Examples
- The lithotypic composition of the rock revealed a complex history of deposition and metamorphism.
- The lithotypic diversity within the sedimentary basin indicated a variety of depositional environments.
- The lithotypic boundary between sandstone and shale marked a significant change in depositional conditions.
- The lithotypic analysis provided insights into the geological processes that shaped the landscape.
- The lithotypic characteristics of the volcanic ash allowed scientists to identify its source.
- The lithotypic variability of the plutonic intrusion displayed a range of crystal textures and mineral compositions.
- The lithotypic units within the fault zone had distinct deformation histories, suggesting a complex tectonic evolution.
- The lithotypic characteristics of the carbonate platform revealed evidence for ancient marine life and diagenetic processes.
- The lithotypic composition of the aquifer was crucial for determining its groundwater flow properties.
- The lithotypic analysis of the core samples aided in the exploration and evaluation of subsurface hydrocarbon reservoirs.
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Of, pertaining to, or produced by, lithotypy.
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No antonyms found.
The lithotypic composition of the rock revealed a complex history of deposition and metamorphism.
The lithotypic diversity within the sedimentary basin indicated a variety of depositional environments.
The lithotypic boundary between sandstone and shale marked a significant change in depositional conditions.
The lithotypic analysis provided insights into the geological processes that shaped the landscape.
