Hummocky and Swaley Cross Stratification in outcrop

[@marciodantas5846]

Nice video! What such beautiful structures!

[@StudioOAC]

Very helpful, thank you for this amazing informational video. I learnt a lot from this and it has made me realise exactly what a hummock and swale look like. It really is an amazing example of hummocky and swaley cross-stratification. - Lots of thanks from a Camborne School of Mines (CSM) geologist over at Cornwall, England. :)

[@Jamalqau786]

It is a very concise and interesting lecture on Hummocky and Swaley Cross Stratification. I liked it very much. You are one of the best Sequence Stratigrapher Ali Jaffri :)

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[@appliedstratigraphix6844]

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words.

[@johannsidial6423]

excellent vid, helped me lots in my outcrop interpretation

[@faridmaharip228]

Very helpful. More please!

[@appliedstratigraphix6844]

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[@smarkma2353]

Nice and educational

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+Mark Ma Thank you! we're glad you liked it.

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[@Jackie.millan]

what is the mudstone fraction in this outcrop?

[@appliedstratigraphix6844]

Jackie I didn't measure a section at that location so I cant give you an exact percentage but its incredibly low because it seems to be a storm-dominated shoreface with amalgamated tempestites. Ambient condition bioturbated mudstones seem to have been eroded away for the most part. If you're in Colorado or New Mexico Id be happy to give you the exact location so you can go check it out.

[@HK_47]

GLGY377 Jackie?

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[@Jackie.millan]

Ali Jaffri thank you.. i just needed to know for my geology lab report

[@rohitgupta2363]

I want to know details about flaser bedding, massive bedding, convolute bedding.. plz make me understand these sedimentary structures as same as u make us understand these humocky rock stratification

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[@geoffgeoff143]

What sort of depth?

[@appliedstratigraphix6844]

Geoff depths will vary depending on the gradient of the shelf and the fetch in front of the coastline. In the Western Interior Cretaceous Seaway of North America its 10 m for FWWB and 40 m for SWB.

[@Sakandar.ali-]

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[@appliedstratigraphix6844]

+Joao Vicente Thank you so much Joao. We will be heading into the field again next week and will create a few more and upload them. Have you seen the rest on our channel?

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