The status and nomenclature of stratified evaporites

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Abstract
Points out that the descriptive terminology used in some recent studies of evaporites implies a metamorphic origin for such rocks even though they may be associated with or intercalated in unaltered limestone sequences, and proposes a new terminology for primary and secondary textures of stratified evaporites which is considered less ambiguous and free of genetic implications.
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Authors J. T. Greensmith
Journal american journal of science
Year 1957
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10.2475/ajs.255.8.593
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