Sügavkihi

Sügavkihi is a type of sedimentary rock formation found in Estonia. The name translates to "deep or profund limestone" in Estonian, which refers to the rock's characteristic layered structure consisting of limestone strata deposited at significant depths. The formation typically exhibits visible signs of decomposition and adaptation to an environment with less oxygen or water flow, as suggested by limestone alteration signs, numerous remains of limestone organisms and low levels of detrital components.

Geologically, sügavkihi is a product of ancient marine carbonate deposition. This process likely occurred in areas with generally warm conditions and stable sea levels, though the most detailed information provided regarding the conditions is limited. One suggested formation scenario is related to significant crashes of lime-containing Devonian or Tsagen low-level limestones onto sediments where lime-depleting biological dynamics came into play. Kompassitehigha Child limestone embedded sediments described in it's northern - piles of distinctly yellowish-type clastic sediments including then termed repository considered forms of granite-type material due region.

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