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Foraminifera: Definition, Characteristics, and Importance
Foraminifera are tiny, single-celled organisms with intricate shells called tests, made of calcium carbonate or...
Classification of Fossils.
The classification of fossils follows Linnaeus' binomial nomenclature, using genus and species names. Fossils are...
What Are Microfossils? Their Groups and Importance
Microfossils are tiny fossils (0.001 mm to 1 mm) studied under a microscope. Found in marine and terrestrial...
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What is an ore?
Ore is a naturally occurring sediment or rock deposit that contains one or two or more number of economically valuable...
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Petrology
Application of Sedimentology
Sedimentology, the study of sedimentary rocks and their formation, is essential in geology. Its applications span...
Regional Metamorphism and Its Role in Earth’s Evolution
Regional metamorphism actively transforms rocks over substantial regions under the influence of excessive temperature...
Sedimentary Rock Types: Formation, Structures, and Classification
Sediments are materials formed due to mechanical or chemical activity by the agents of denudation on preexisting...
Geomorphology
Types of Ocean Currents
Understanding the types of ocean currents is crucial to appreciating their profound impact on our planet. This post...
Contact Metamorphism
Contact Metamorphism is a type of metamorphism of a local extent that affects the country rocks around the magma...
Oceanic Crust and Its Role in Earth’s Ecosystem
Oceanic crust, a complicated interaction of volcanic interest and tectonic forces, offers delivery to majestic...