lemezképzdés
Lemezképzdés refers to a Hungarian term that generally translates to "plate formation" or "lamination." In geological contexts, it describes the process by which layered rock formations, particularly sedimentary rocks, are created through the accumulation and deposition of thin, distinct layers, or laminae. These laminae are often distinguishable by differences in grain size, composition, or color, reflecting variations in the depositional environment over time.
This process is fundamental to understanding the stratigraphy of sedimentary sequences. The thickness and characteristics of
The term can also be applied more broadly to describe the development of layered structures in other