Modern and Ancient Coal-Forming Environments

James C. Cobb; C. Blaine Cecil

doi:10.1130/SPE286

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Modern and Ancient Coal-Forming Environments

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Geological Society of America

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286

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286

Geological Society of America

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9780813722863

Publication date:

January 01, 1993

Front Matter

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Introduction

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James C. Cobb;

James C. Cobb

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C. Blaine Cecil

C. Blaine Cecil

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https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p1

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Modern Coal-Forming Environments
- Allogenic and autogenic controls on sedimentation in the central Sumatra basin as an analogue for Pennsylvanian coal-bearing strata in the Appalachian basin
  
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  C. Blaine Cecil;
  
  C. Blaine Cecil
  
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  Frank T. Dulong;
  
  Frank T. Dulong
  
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  James C. Cobb;
  
  James C. Cobb
  
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  Supardi
  
  Supardi
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p3
  
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- Inorganic geochemistry of domed peat in Indonesia and its implication for the origin of mineral matter in coal
  
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  Sandra G. Neuzil;
  
  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
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  Supardi;
  
  Supardi
  
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  C. Blaine Cecil;
  
  C. Blaine Cecil
  
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  Jean S. Kane;
  
  Jean S. Kane
  
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  Kadar Soedjono
  
  Kadar Soedjono
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p23
  
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- General geology and peat resources of the Siak Kanan and Bengkalis Island peat deposits, Sumatra, Indonesia
  
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  Supardi;
  
  Supardi
  
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  A. D. Subekty;
  
  A. D. Subekty
  
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  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p45
  
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- Brown coal maceral distributions in a modern domed tropical Indonesian peat and a comparison with maceral distributions in Middle Pennsylvanian–age Appalachian bituminous coal beds
  
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  William C. Grady;
  
  William C. Grady
  
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  Cortland F. Eble;
  
  Cortland F. Eble
  
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  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p63
  
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- Inorganic constituents from samples of a domed and lacustrine peat, Sumatra, Indonesia
  
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  Leslie F. Ruppert;
  
  Leslie F. Ruppert
  
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  Sandra G. Neuzil;
  
  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
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  C. Blaine Cecil;
  
  C. Blaine Cecil
  
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  Jean S. Kane
  
  Jean S. Kane
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p83
  
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- Geochemical and analytical implications of extensive sulfur retention in ash from Indonesian peats
  
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  Jean S. Kane;
  
  Jean S. Kane
  
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  Sandra G. Neuzil
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p97
  
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- Detrital peat formation in the tropical Mahakam River delta, Kalimantan, eastern Borneo: Sedimentation, plant composition, and geochemistry
  
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  Robert A. Gastaldo;
  
  Robert A. Gastaldo
  
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  George P. Allen;
  
  George P. Allen
  
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  Alain Y. Huc
  
  Alain Y. Huc
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p107
  
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Ancient Coal-Forming Environments
- Palynologic and petrographic characteristics of two Middle Pennsylvanian coal beds and a probable modern analogue
  
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  Cortland F. Eble;
  
  Cortland F. Eble
  
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  William C. Grady
  
  William C. Grady
  
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  https://doi.org/10.1130/SPE286-p119
  
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- Vegetational patterns in the Springfield Coal (Middle Pennsylvanian, Illinois Basin): Comparison of miospore and coal-ball records
  
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  Debra A. Willard
  
  Debra A. Willard
  
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- The evolution of a ground-water-influenced (Westphalian B) peat-forming ecosystem in a piedmont setting: The No. 3 seam, Springhill coalfield, Cumberland Basin, Nova Scotia
  
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  J. H. Calder
  
  J. H. Calder
  
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- Origin of gray-shale lithofacies (“clastic wedges”) in U.S. midcontinental coal measures (Pennsylvanian): An alternative explanation
  
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  Allen W. Archer;
  
  Allen W. Archer
  
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  Erik P. Kvale
  
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