
Lithified Mudcracks
Mudcracks in a rock suggest that the rock’s environment of deposition was sometimes wet (when the mud would form), but also sometimes dry (when the mud would crack).
Examples: flood plains, mud flats, dry lake beds
Mudcracks in a rock suggest that the rock’s environment of deposition was sometimes wet (when the mud would form), but also sometimes dry (when the mud would crack).
Examples: flood plains, mud flats, dry lake beds
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