1. arranged in alternating layers between other layers of rock or sediment
Usage: geological

Examples

• The interbedded limestone and shale formations revealed millions of years of geological history.
• Coal seams were interbedded with layers of sandstone and mudstone.
• The interbedded volcanic ash provided important dating markers for the sedimentary sequence.
• Geologists studied the interbedded rock layers to understand ancient climate patterns.
• The interbedded deposits showed evidence of alternating wet and dry periods.
• Oil was trapped between interbedded layers of porous and impermeable rock.