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Limestone (FR.24.0022)
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Sedimentary rock > Biochemical > Carbonate rock > Limestone
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Bioclastic limestone (crinoïdal rich)
Chronostratigraphy
Phanerozoic
;
Mesozoic
;
Jurassic
; Upper Jurassic; Oxfordian
Lithostratigraphy
Rock name
Senonville limestone
Rock synonyms
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Site type
Quarry
Location
France
; Meuse; Valbois
Region
Lorraine
Site name
Carrière de Senonville
Excavation or Survey Team
Additional contextual information
Natural color
yellowish white to pinkish beige
Aged color
Components
observable crinoid fragments
Texture
coarse grained crinoids; centimetre sized bioclastic fragments
Structure
Weathering
Diagnostic features
Additional information
pictures of sawn sides show dry and whet surface
Thin section
Flepostore inventory nr.
GEOL1.L1.B2
Original inventory nr.
34846
Collection
Geological Department, Ghent University
Type
Covered thin section
Comparable thin section(s)
Microscopic rock features
Components
bioclasts (mainly crinoids, but also calcareous sponges and corals); syntaxial overgrowth of sparite cement
Texture
coarse allochems
Structure
Weathering
Diagnostic features
coarse grained crinoidal grainstone
Additional information
quasy identical to Euville but lower porosity
Quantitative thin section analysis
Archaeometry
Sample type
Rock sample
Inventory number
FR.24.0022
Collection
Geological Department, Ghent University
Donating institute/person
Host collection
Other samples available
No
Sample collection method
Field Sampling (clay/rock)
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Last modified: 2024-04-28.
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