RECENT SEDIMENTARY AND BIOGENIC STRUCTURES OF IBENO BEACH AND ENVIRONS
Abstract
ABSTRACT
Ibeno Beach, located along the Atlantic Ocean in Nigeria, exhibits a diverse
range of sedimentary structures and biogenic structures. Sedimentary
structures, such as cross-bedding, ripple marks, mud cracks, and graded
bedding, provide valuable information about the conditions under which the
sediment was deposited and the processes that formed the beach. Biogenic
structures, on the other hand, are created by living organisms and include
shell beds, burrows, and trace fossils.These structures are indicative of the
marine environment in which Ibeno Beach is situated and provide valuable
information about the ecology and behavior of the organisms that created
them. Studying these structures can help us better understand the geological
and biological history of Ibenom Beach and the surrounding area.
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