Rudite

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Rudite (Latin rudus = rubble) is a clastic sedimentary rock with an average grain size of more than 2 mm. A rudite corresponds to rocks that can be assigned to conglomerates or breccias . The term rudite is mainly used for the classification of clastic limestones , although the otherwise used grain size-dependent terms conglomerate or breccia are also used here.

See also

swell

H. Füchtbauer: Sediments and sedimentary rocks. 4th revised edition. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart 1988, 1141 pp., ISBN 3-510-65138-3