Revision as of 21:08, 10 May 2023 edit Paul H. (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users 18,061 edits The cited article clearly states "Multistorey channel bodies are relatively thin, fine grained and modestly incised, and palaeosols are immature and cumulative." Paleosols exist, it is just that "mature paleosols" are absent Tag: Undo ← Previous edit		Revision as of 21:48, 11 October 2023 edit undo 74.62.14.36 (talk) No edit summary Tag: Reverted Next edit →
Line 1: {{short description\|~~Creationist~~A ~~term~~well ~~for~~supported aand widely found fossil that extends through several strata. typically it is used by "Creationists," however it is widely discounted by more ~~than~~secular geologists as it is harder to explain from a position that the earth is several ~~one~~billion ~~geological~~years ~~stratum~~old.}} {{Creationism sidebar}} [[File:Lycopsid joggins mcr1.JPG\|thumb\|Ancient ''in situ'' [[w:lycopsid\|lycopsid]], probably [[w:Sigillaria\|''Sigillaria'']], with attached [[w:stigmaria\|stigmarian roots]]. Specimen is from the Joggins Formation ([[Pennsylvanian (geology)\|Pennsylvanian]]), Cumberland Basin, Nova Scotia.]]

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