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Estuary depositional environments are those where sediment is transported and deposited by esuarine processes, in other words the combined effect of wave, tidal, and fluvial (river) input. But did you know there are different types of estuaries? In this video, I go over estuarine deposition, processes, sedimentary structures, and stratigraphy. The types of estuaries are coastal plain estuaries that form by river erosion, bar-built estuaries that form by barrier bar formation, tectonic estuaries that form by tectonic activity, and fjord estuaries that form in glacial-carved fjords. They are all typically transgressive rather than regressive. Regressive shorelines are those in which the basin margin moves basin-ward and these typically form deltas. Whereas transgressive shorelines are those where the basin margin moves inland due to a heavy wave and tidal influence that is stronger than the river influence. The geometry of estuaries and the bedforms, such as bars, that form in them depends on the relative wave, tide, and river influence. Estuaries are dominated by hypopycnal flows (when the inflow water is less dense than the basin water), whereas deltas are dominated by hyperpycnal flows (the inflow is more dense than the basin water). See delta video for more on such flow types: • Delta Depositional Env... . I then discuss the transgressive and regressive sequences that form in the cycle from estuarine to fluvial, deltaic processes. I close out the video by going over the stratigraphy of estuary facies and how to recognize an estuarine environment in the rock record. Hope you enjoy! ;)
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0:00 Where/what are estuaries?
0:28 Types of estuaries
0:53 Estuary geometries/morphologies
3:00 Estuary deposition & sedimentation processes
4:31 Transgression vs. regression in estuaries
5:30 Stratigraphy of estuarine environments
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Комментарии : 12   
@victorarnault
@victorarnault 2 года назад
Thank you.
@Evander.christianusTukon
@Evander.christianusTukon 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for giving me knowledge 🙏😊
@CarlosAlvarez-cf9io
@CarlosAlvarez-cf9io 3 года назад
Hi Geo Girl! You have excellent videos! Thanks for sharing them! I would like to look for fossils in my country. Which books would you recommend me to study to be able to identify Sedimentary Structures and Depositonal Environmentes in rocks so that it is easier for me to know where to look for fossils?
@GEOGIRL
@GEOGIRL 3 года назад
HI Carlos, thanks for the kind words and support! I think the book at this link: www.amazon.com/World-Encyclopedia-Fossils-Fossil-Collecting-Illustrated/dp/1780193947 is a great overall book to have for fossil collecting and it's not crazy expensive, which is always nice. However, for general geology (sedimentary structures and depo environments), it would be helpful to know the country or region you have in mind. What I would probably do is search in google "geology of *then put the region you are interested in*". And for your purposes it may be helpful to look for one that says 'field guide". However, if you just want a general book (not region specific) for identifying depo environments and sed structures, I would recommend www.amazon.com/Principles-Sedimentology-Stratigraphy-Sam-Boggs/dp/9332570957/ref=sr_1_1?crid=84TNBZPTW3TL&dchild=1&keywords=sedimentology+and+stratigraphy&qid=1609287106&s=books&sprefix=sedimentology+and+%2Cstripbooks%2C177&sr=1-1 for a general background on sedimentary geology, but this is not super detailed when it comes to depositional environments and how to recognize them. For a detailed depo environment book I really like these two: www.amazon.com/Facies-Models-Noel-P-James/dp/1897095503/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=facies+model+4&qid=1609287321&s=books&sr=1-1 www.amazon.com/Depositional-Sedimentary-Environments-Reference-Terrigenous/dp/3540101896/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=sedimentary+depositional+environments&qid=1609287282&s=books&sr=1-1
@blacktouch6532
@blacktouch6532 2 года назад
Hi. How we can make différence between à sand massif in the tidal bar and sand massive in the turbidite environnement
@GEOGIRL
@GEOGIRL 2 года назад
Well turbidites are great because they often contain a very distinct sequence of layers and sedimentary structures (see my turbidite video for more: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5fvpge3KqF8.html). So I would say the easiest way to tell whether you are looking at turbidite vs tidal is see if the sand has ripples, if so, are the ripples unidirectional or bidirectional. If bidirectional, then it's tidal. If unidirectional, you need more information. Then look for the layers above and below the sand. Is it coarser below and finer above (a fining upward sequence)? Then probably turbidite. Then look at the fine or muddy contents: if mud layers are interbedded with the sand in rhythmic sequences, then probably tidal, but if mud layers clearly overlie the sand as the sequence fines upward, then probably turbidite. What about sedimentary structures other than ripples: is there any trough cross stratification or hummocky/swaley cross stratification, if so, then probably turbidite, if not, then probably tidal. Tidal environments are much lower energy than turbidity currents, so they aren't able to produce those sedimentary structures, at most they may be able to produce planar cross strat but that's about it. I have a video all about sed structures coming out on the 27th of this month, so I hope you'll stick around for that, I think it will help to visualize these things :)
@dr.ahmeda.kassem394
@dr.ahmeda.kassem394 Год назад
@@GEOGIRL Let me first thanks for your efforts and great explanation. Really I recommend your videos to all of my colleagues and students. You said here that the turbidite has hummocky/swaley cross stratification, Could you explain more. Because I think if I have HCS, I suggest to have lower/middle shoreface? Thanks again
@mazenomar7279
@mazenomar7279 Год назад
When the river flow into sea it formed delta and also it formed esuarine ,so based on wihich situation is formed delta or estuatine.
@GEOGIRL
@GEOGIRL Год назад
Great question! Deltas typically form when the input into the region is more river dominated than ocean (wave & tide) dominated; whereas an estuary forms when there is both wave/tide and river input. :)
@mazenomar7279
@mazenomar7279 Год назад
@@GEOGIRL Many thanks
@Ilemaurice687
@Ilemaurice687 2 года назад
Hello do u know about marine environnement too?
@GEOGIRL
@GEOGIRL 2 года назад
Yep, I have some videos out about the marine environment. I have a recent one out about organic matter burial and diagenesis in marine sediments: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wbv9rRrQ-_w.html. I also have this depositional environment video about submarine fans: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5fvpge3KqF8.html. And I also have a lot more coming out about the geobiology and geochemistry of marine systems in the future, if you have topic suggestions for marine environment videos I should do, please let me know :D Thanks!
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