Figure 7.

Sediment in Rogen ridges.

(a) Multi-modal deposit (clast size ranges from boulders to silt) containing angular boulders of shale eroded from local bedrock. Note clean sand (arrowed) beneath protecting boulder. Anakroken, Sweden.
 
 
(b) Graded sand, deposited from suspension, and diamicton, deposited by debris flows resulting from intermittent failure of underconsolidated beds of suspension deposits.  Chicoutamie, Quebec.
 
 
(c) Parallel laminated silt and fine sand overlying poorly sorted gravel to silt with angular clasts. Note that some large clasts "float" in parallel bedded silt and fine sand (arrowed), Anåkröken, Jämtland, Sweden. 
(d) Imbricate, angular boulders of local bedrock, Brigus Junction, Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland. Scale bar 20 cm.

© 1998 John Shaw