...BRIGET C. DOYLE; MADELYNE R. ADAMS Abstract Seabrook Island is a barrier island approximately 28 km south of Charleston, South Carolina (SC). As a residential and resort area, Seabrook Island is important to the economic health of the Charleston, SC, region. Portions of Seabrook Island are impacted...

...John H. Barwis; Miles O. Hayes Abstract Antidune deposits on a washover fan on Seabrook Island, South Carolina display a variety of bedding types. The predominant stratification form comprises nested, very thin lenses which are internally cross-laminated and which become thinner and more closely...

... at Seabrook Island, South Carolina, antidune trains form at the fan apex, in phase with an undular hydraulic jump. This jump marks the transition within the overwash surge from supercritical flow of the berm crest to subcritical flow on the fan itself. Bed-form distribution on the fan is controlled not only...

...Figure 7 —RQ (reservoir-quality) sand isopach map for the Kiawah/Seabrook barrier island complex. Thickest RQ sands are found on the ends of the islands in the vicinity of tidal inlets. ...

...F ig . 10. (A) Plot of εNd T versus εSr T for the Plymouth lamprophyres, Seabrook dykes and Shelburne dyke. Hatched area is field for Ocean Island Basalt (OIB), from Wilson (1989) . (B) Plot of εNd T versus 147 Sm/ 144 Nd for the Plymouth dykes and other Triassic–Jurassic igneous rocks...

..., respectively, separated by the Bergeron fault. Deposit-scale PGE redistribution was observed by Dillon-Leitch et al. (1986) and Seabrook et al. (2004) within the subparallel Raglan Trend approximately 15 km to the north in the Donaldson, Katinniq, and Zone 2 orebodies of the Raglan deposit. In those...

... of Petroleum Geologists FIG. 2 —Onshore drilling activity for Upper Gulf Coast of Texas from 1974 to 1982. The Upper Gulf Coast of Texas consists of the 29 counties of Texas Railroad Commission District 3 and the adjacent offshore Brazos, Galveston, and High Island areas ( Fig. 1...

... of the Mississippi River, almost surrounded by water, stands the “Island City,” New Orleans. Much has been written and more has been said by investigators speculating about the origin of lakes Maurepas, Pontchartrain, and Borne. Some believed that the lakes originated from crustal disturbances creating...

...); 12 — island-arc complexes and associated ophiolites (NP2) of the Yenisei belt — Isakovka and Predivinsk island-arc terranes; 13 — island-arc and volcanosedimentary complexes of East Sayan (NP2?); 14 — overlying predominantly volcanogenic and volcanosedimentary series (D) of Agul trough; 15...

... area ( Siple, 1965 , 1967b ). A test well drilled on Seabrook Island (Charleston County) in 1972 to a total depth of 2,697 ft (817 m) contained sediments of suspected Washita or Fredericksburg (Early Cretaceous) equivalence ( Table 2 ; P. M. Brown, 1974, oral commun.). The Upper Cretaceous...

... chalcopyrite hand specimen from a former copper deposit, located on Temagami Island, Ontario, Canada. Temagamite occurs as rounded to irregular inclusions (up to 115 µm) in chalcopyrite and is closely associated with merenskyite, and/or stützite and/or hessite ( Cabri et al ., 1973 ). Since the temagamite...

... and Guymer, 2009 ; Johnson, 1964 ; Ngugi et al., 2011 ; Reichman et al., 2006 ; Seabrook et al., 2006 ) thereby representing a very effective mechanism for recovery from radical damage to the aboveground parts (i.e., as long as belowground biomass and hydropedological structure stay intact). In short...