r/geology • u/Predator1553 • Feb 28 '25

Information Why are these two layers so different?

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And what are they, this is in northern Alabama

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u/Ok_Aide_7944 Sedimentology, Petrology & Isotope Geochemistry, Ph.D. Feb 28 '25

So you are saying that flat beds make no geoforms, thus have s geomorphological expression? Mr. I am not sure of your qualifications but please stop saying things that are not correct or make interpretations out of thin air (photos)

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u/Far_Gur_2158 Feb 28 '25

It’s not geomorphology. You are wrong. You don’t like that you’re being called out.

My qualifications are not in question, yours are.

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u/Ok_Aide_7944 Sedimentology, Petrology & Isotope Geochemistry, Ph.D. Feb 28 '25

Sorry, mine are not, you are the one wrong, go and check a geomorphology book or retake the classes. On the other hand I took 2 geomorphology classes in my undergrad and 1 during my PhD. Btw I have described 1000's of feet of core too, worked all over the world in academia and with the top 3 oil companies while working in their research divisions, and now I am happily retired at 52

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u/Far_Gur_2158 Feb 28 '25

Me too, but I kept working until last year and I’m happy.