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The individual pebbly sand beds within the conglomerates laterally pinch out over several metres and show parallel or low-angle cross-bedding.
The presence of interlayered tuffaceous sediments, conglomerates and carbonate breccias, coupled with the local existence of pillowed lavas, are suggestive of a marine environment.
The conglomerates pass gradually upwards into highly calcareous sediments ranging from phyllite to siltstone and sandstone as well as limestone conglomerates.
Such extra-familial organizations as ' 'guilds' ' (za) were conglomerates of patriarchs, each representing his ie.
Particles of order 10m in size are generally single spheres or conglomerates or lattice silicates.
Grits comprising 3 mm-sized rounded clasts and conglomerates with pebbles up to 5 cm in size are also present.
The way forward was to liberalise the markets dominated by the big conglomerates.
In primary spermatocytes mitochondria aggregated by nuage were found with large vacuoles containing membraneous conglomerates that were obviously excreted by organelles into the cytoplasm.
They are mostly mixed pyroclastic-epiclastic deposits of tuffaceous sandstone and siltstone with interlayers of graphitic schist, together with thin conglomerates composed of volcanic-derived debris.
The infilling of fissure 2 contains conglomerates in which the contemporaneous terrestrial to marine vertebrate fossils are in a ratio of > 1000:1.
The large clast conglomerates then disappear by 14 m where the fill is solely composed of red small-clast conglomerates.
Generally, the basal beds are dominated by coarse-grained and pebbly sandstones and basal conglomerates.
The most abundant sediment type in the two groups is fine-grained fluvial sandstone, although conglomerates and lacustrine siltstones also occur.
The conglomerates that predominate in the lowest parts of both groups imply the presence of fault scarps at the surface.
Print conglomerates, for example, may offer some news publications as pre-emptive measures that make it less profitable for other companies to enter the market.
