37) Depositional Environments

[@faisalsayeed3883]

Its always a pleasure to watch your videos....your mini lectures take me back to my undergraduate years ....a time when I thought I was absolutely fascinated by the science. Years later (now as a practicing geologist)....I still find the information exhilarating. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Faisal

[@SarahDMorse]

Finally, a readable and helpful diagram for the cross-section of an alluvial fan.

[@tinymetaltrees]

I’m really enjoying this series. I intend to watch it through a few times as I work. It’s helping terms stick in my brain. Currently having a somewhat practical use for the information probably isn’t hurting either, I suppose. I’m not good at memorizing lists of phonemes that I don’t understand, so this is a good sign that you’re imparting some comprehension. Thanks!

[@evanbrown2594]

I should make the reservoir engineers I work with watch this..Very good overview!

[@marcosconceicao3223]

Hey, thanks for this an awesome video!

[@jncolligan1]

You’re an amazing explainer!! Thanks!!!

[@رونالدوجونيور-ق7ص]

In a deep water environment, what is ‘upwards-thickening’ and what does it indicate?

[@AstralXRomance1]

About to start field camp in 2 weeks. These videos provide good review of the sedimentary stuff I'm weak in.

[@CVshorey]

If you don't mind me asking, what school are you going on field camp with and where are your main sites. I teach field camp and love hearing about others' programs.

[@AstralXRomance1]

It's the SDSMT Ranch A field camp, it's going to be mainly on describing/interpreting phanerozoic strata, tertiary igneous intrusions and proterozoic metamorphism structures in the Northern Black Hills. It's supposed to all be associated with Laramide orogeny, but I guess I'll find out!

[@CVshorey]

AstralXRomance1 Just looked up the site. It looks beautiful. I have a slight bias that before going on field camp, you're a geology student. After field camp, you're a geologist. Have fun!

[@timbeckley740]

Great viewing- well done!

[@CVshorey]

+Tim Spillane Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@gkess7106]

Add a chart so these terms can be visualized.

[@Tlane117]

where was this filmed? looks a lot like eastern washington.

[@CVshorey]

Mostly Colorado, but also Texas, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nevada, California, New York, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Iceland. I always have a camera with me when I travel.

[@Repost4FUN]

Very nice video and work , very useful and educational, can u please make video for each type separately in details as it will be very nice if present for educational purposes. thanks in advance.

[@pepperoniiz9513]

😍 thank you

[@steven5040]

the new, sped up intro threw me off quite a bit haha

[@joeld7398]

4:05 i see what u did there 😀 "normally exposed to airbud" 😂

[@danaysds]

Limestone @10:18

[@toddwheatley-dr-know3964]

Given its broad application, everyone should understand GEOLOGY - therefore this video has been indexed and a link added by DR-KNOW / iq-2k Information Services - roughly 650 videos have indexed for this series

[@darrelltessness4800]

Dude your awesome

[@Lancecats]

Rewatcing a 3rd time.

[@jdean1851]

5 THUMBZZUPP!