3. Sequence stratigraphy of rimmed platforms Flashcards

3.1. reminder: carbonate platforms and models 3.2 Sequence stratigraphy of rimmed platforms, parasequence sets 3.3. Faulted platforms 3.4. Isolated, rimmed platforms (and drowned) platforms

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Draw and label types of carbonate platforms

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Draw the structure and illustrate the facies of a carbonate ramp

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Draw the structure and illustrate the facies of a carbonate-rimmed shelf

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Describe and illustrate the bucket principle

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Lagoon : half bucket

Rim increases growth compared to lagoon, and makes a bucket because the lagoon deepens.

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Please label and describe. what is the diffrence between these two systems?

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Please discuss this picture briefly

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Why platforms backstep:

  1. During transgressive, rising sea level causes surface flooding, and hydrodynism decreases because of friction force.
  2. Subsidence: backstepping occurs at decreased subsidence.
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Please label and describe this picture:

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Please explain and draw faulted platforms.

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