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Volume 47, Number 11
1 November 2019
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ISSN: 0091-7613
EISSN: 1943-2682
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The effects of differential compaction on clinothem geometries and shelf-edge trajectories
Daan Beelen; Christopher A.-L. Jackson; Stefano Patruno; David M. Hodgson; João P. Trabucho Alexandre
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Earliest Jurassic U-Pb ages from carbonate deposits in the Navajo Sandstone, southeastern Utah, USA
Judith Totman Parrish; E. Troy Rasbury; Marjorie A. Chan; Stephen T. Hasiotis
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The Aspen paleoriver: Linking Eocene magmatism to the world’s largest Na-carbonate evaporite (Wyoming, USA)
Alexander P. Hammond; Alan R. Carroll; Ethan C. Parrish; M. Elliot Smith; Tim K. Lowenstein
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Cenozoic carbonate burial along continental margins
Robin van der Ploeg; Bernard P. Boudreau; Jack J. Middelburg; Appy Sluijs
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The Ancestral Lhasa River: A Late Cretaceous trans-arc river that drained the proto–Tibetan Plateau
Andrew K. Laskowski; Devon A. Orme; Fulong Cai; Lin Ding
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Scratching the surface: Footprint of a late Carboniferous ice sheet
D.P. Le Heron; P. Dietrich; M.E. Busfield; C. Kettler; S. Bermanschläger; B. Grasemann
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Nano−porous pyrite and organic matter in 3.5-billion-year-old stromatolites record primordial life
Raphael J. Baumgartner; Martin J. Van Kranendonk; David Wacey; Marco L. Fiorentini; Martin Saunders; Stefano Caruso; Anais Pages; Martin Homann; Paul Guagliardo
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Exploring the law of detrital zircon: LA-ICP-MS and CA-TIMS geochronology of Jurassic forearc strata, Cook Inlet, Alaska, USA
Trystan M. Herriott; James L. Crowley; Mark D. Schmitz; Marwan A. Wartes; Robert J. Gillis
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Stretched, mangled, and torn: Responses of the Ediacaran fossil Dickinsonia to variable forces
Scott D. Evans; Wei Huang; Jim G. Gehling; David Kisailus; Mary L. Droser
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Surfing in and on microbial mats: Oxygen-related behavior of a terminal Ediacaran bilaterian animal
Shuhai Xiao; Zhe Chen; Chuanming Zhou; Xunlai Yuan
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Initial Laramide tectonism recorded by Upper Cretaceous paleoseismites in the northern Bighorn Basin, USA: Field indicators of an applied end load stress
W.T. Jackson, Jr.; M.P. McKay; M.J. Bartholomew; D.T. Allison; D.L. Spurgeon; B. Shaulis; J.A. VanTongeren; J.B. Setera
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Late Holocene ice-mass changes recorded in a relative sea-level record from Joinville Island, Antarctica
Julie Zurbuchen; Alexander R. Simms
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Constraining the maximum depth of brittle deformation at slow- and ultraslow-spreading ridges using microseismicity
Ingo Grevemeyer; Nicholas W. Hayman; Dietrich Lange; Christine Peirce; Cord Papenberg; Harm J.A. Van Avendonk; Florian Schmid; Laura Gómez de La Peña; Anke Dannowski
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Tropical temperature in the Maastrichtian Danish Basin: Data from coccolith Δ47 and δ18O
Mattia Tagliavento; Cédric M. John; Lars Stemmerik
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A short, sharp pulse of potassium-rich volcanism during continental collision and subduction
M.R. Palmer; E.Y. Ersoy; C. Akal; İ. Uysal; Ş.C. Genç; L.A. Banks; M.J. Cooper; J.A. Milton; K.D. Zhao
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Regional-scale paleobathymetry controlled location, but not magnitude, of tidal dynamics in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, USA
Christopher D. Dean; Daniel S. Collins; Marijn van Cappelle; Alexandros Avdis; Gary J. Hampson
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Biomarker evidence for nitrogen-fixing cyanobacterial blooms in a brackish surface layer in the Nile River plume during sapropel deposition
Nicole J. Bale; Rick Hennekam; Ellen C. Hopmans; Denise Dorhout; Gert-Jan Reichart; Marcel van der Meer; Tracy A. Villareal; Jaap S. Sinninghe Damsté; Stefan Schouten
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Are submarine and subaerial drainages morphologically distinct?
Stephen C. Dobbs; Tim McHargue; Matthew A. Malkowski; Jared T. Gooley; Chayawan Jaikla; Colin J. White; George E. Hilley
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A Yilgarn seed to the Pilbara Craton (Australia)? Evidence from inherited zircons
Andreas Petersson; Anthony I.S. Kemp; Martin J. Whitehouse
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    COVER: Deformed Dickinsonia from the Ediacara Member, Nilpena Station, South Australia. See “Stretched, mangled, and torn: Responses of the Ediacaran fossil Dickinsonia to variable forces” by Evans et al., p. 1049.

    Photo by: Scott Evans

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