Sedimentary Environments Introduction, Prof. Dhruv Sen Singh, University of Lucknow, India

The basic introduction of sedimentary environment is very important. The facies and controlling factors of sedimentary deposits have been explained. The terminology of shore profile and tidal profile are essential before understanding the shallow marine and tidal environments in detail.

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Very nice lecture Sir

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Sir aap bahut aacha padhta ha😊😊

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Vijay Lakshmi, you are from which institution. I am trying my best for the benefit of students during lockdown. You may share these lectures with your friends.

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sir pls make more videos like this

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Sure
I will

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Sir, please upload more videos 🙏

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Sure Vikram
You are from which institution and city.

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@@prof.dhruvsensinghgeologyu6063 sorry sir I am too late reply ....
Sir I am from Jharkhand and st. Columbus college ... Jharkhand

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Sir 2 to 5 is sub tidal or 2 to 3 is subtidal

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subtidal, supratidal and intertidal are named on the basis of low and high water level. Subtidal means towards ocean from the low water level, intertidal means between low and high and supra means towards land from high water level. on the basis of tidal range (rise of water above surface) less than 2 m is micro, 2-4 m is meso and more than 4 m is macrotidal.

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