
This article analyzes the concept of stratification, which is important in the study of the geological structure of the earth's crust, and its stratigraphic types. Stratification allows us to reconstruct the history of the earth through the vertical and horizontal arrangement of layers. The article examines in detail the different types of stratification, their identification methodologies, and their importance in geological research.
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