A Textbook of Geology volume 1
A Textbook of Geology volume 1
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When protected, however, by burial, the change is commonly incomplete, and a product, largely composed of carbon and hydrogen, remains behind. The least altered of such products may form beds of coal; the more completely altered products form various bitumens. Because these substances are all more or less subject to consumption by fire, they have also been called caustoliths or caustobioliths (/axvo-TiKo? = capable of burning). In the present chapter we shall consider the stony de- posits of pl...ants and animals, and in the next one the deposits formed by the organic tissues and the materials resulting from their decay.
Kinds of Rock Material Produced by Precipitation of Mineral Matter from Solution by Organisms Here again we may distinguish two main types according to the composition of the material precipitated, namely, the calcareous and the silicious bioliths. There are others, such as certain iron oxide deposits, which are formed by the agency of organisms, but they are of minor importance.
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When protected, however, by burial, the change is commonly incomplete, and a product, largely composed of carbon and hydrogen, remains behind. The least altered of such products may form beds of coal; the more completely altered products form various bitumens. Because these substances are all more or less subject to consumption by fire, they have also been called caustoliths or caustobioliths (/axvo-TiKo? = capable of burning). In the present chapter we shall consider the stony de- posits of pl...ants and animals, and in the next one the deposits formed by the organic tissues and the materials resulting from their decay.
Kinds of Rock Material Produced by Precipitation of Mineral Matter from Solution by Organisms Here again we may distinguish two main types according to the composition of the material precipitated, namely, the calcareous and the silicious bioliths. There are others, such as certain iron oxide deposits, which are formed by the agency of organisms, but they are of minor importance.
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