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Flat-topped ripple marks from the Pennsylvanian rocks of Oklahoma have been compared with similar ripple marks formed at low tide along the modern Florida coast. It is concluded that flat-topped ripple marks indicate bevelling, by wave-lets, in water approximately two inches, or less, deep.
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