The mass of the enclosing walls is emphasised by the angled window splays, the thickness of the walls accentuated by the depth of the niches.
A continual change occurs along strike between the thinner and thicker ends of the sandpacks, through complex along-strike anastomosing, splaying and branching of fault planes.
The windows are pressed out to the plane of the facade, leaving deep interior window niches whose sides are splayed to admit more light.
All three are in the exact same pose, with splayed legs and both hands resting on the legs at or around the knees.
The woodwork moulding and window niche splays reflect daylight and articulate and ensure maximum light reflection at the border between interior and exterior space.
They show variable displacements along their length and sometimes tip-out via minor splays.
Ripple lamination goes along with development of the splay deposits.
The sets of fine ridges splaying within the area of the trace are owning to the superposition of another trace fossil.
