Laminaidaan
Laminaidaan is a term used to describe a specific type of geological formation characterized by thin, parallel layers of rock. These layers, often referred to as laminae, are typically less than one centimeter thick and can vary in composition. The formation process of laminaidaan usually involves the deposition of fine-grained sediments in environments with low energy, such as calm lakes, deep ocean basins, or slow-moving rivers.
The distinct layering observed in laminaidaan can result from several factors. Variations in the type of sediment
Laminaidaan formations are often found in sedimentary rocks like shale, mudstone, and certain types of limestone.