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This structure is formed by the stacking of larger clasts in the direction of flow.; Normal graded bedding: This structure occurs when current velocity changes and grains are progressively dropped out of the current. The most common place to find this is in a turbidite deposit. This can also be inverted, called reversed graded bedding, and is common in debris flows.; Bioturbation: In many sedimentary

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