1. the occurrence of different types of rock layers alternating with each other in a geological formation
Usage: geological

Examples

• The interbedding of sandstone and shale layers revealed the area’s complex geological history.
• Geologists studied the interbedding patterns to understand ancient environmental changes.
• The interbedding of limestone and mudstone indicated alternating marine and terrestrial conditions.
• Clear interbedding was visible in the cliff face where different rock types formed distinct bands.
• The interbedding sequence helped scientists date the rock formation accurately.