Kiviliekkikerroksia
Kiviliekkikerroksia is a geological term used to describe a type of rock formation characterized by the presence of alternating layers of limestone and conglomerate. These layers are typically deposited in a cyclical pattern, with each layer representing a distinct period of sedimentation.
The term "Kiviliekkikerroksia" is derived from the Finnish language, meaning "stone ripple layers." This refers to
Kiviliekkikerroksia formations are commonly found in marine environments, where they are created through the deposition of
In fossil terms, Kiviliekkikerroksia formations can contain a wide range of fossils, including shells, coral, and
While Kiviliekkikerroksia formations are relatively rare, they have been found in numerous locations around the world,