0 in a way that relates to geology (= the study of rocks and similar substances that make up the earth's surface), or to the geology of a particular area or place: --
In geologically recent times, tectonic activity in this area generated two sets of normal faults which contributed a great deal to the modification of all outcropping rocks, even volcanic rocks.
It will be of great interest not only to explorationists but to all geologically literate decision makers in the international business community.
The text is clearly written and the principles and concepts discussed illustrated with geologically pertinent examples.
Margins represent the transition between the oceanic and the coastal, both in terms of hydrography and geologically.
Presumably, a geologically instantaneous catastrophe would not cause a reduction in diversity or a series of minor extinctions before the actual mass extinction.
The authors state that one of their principal aims is to 'improve interaction between geologically and geophysically inclined seismic interpreters'.
Although presumably aimed partly at the amateur as well as professional geological visitor to each area, the reader will need to be geologically well-informed.
Although this age for the paleolakes is geologically recent, several thousand obliquity cycles and 104 climatic precession cycles have passed since then.
