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Volume 66, Number 4
1 July 1996
Journal of Sedimentary Research Cover Image for Volume 66, Issue 4
ISSN: 1527-1404
EISSN: 1938-3681
Shoreline trajectories and sequences; description of variable depositional-dip scenarios
William Helland-Hansen; Ole J. Martinsen
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Formalizing geological knowledge; with an example of modeling stratigraphy using fuzzy logic
Ulf Nordlund
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Cyclic sedimentation of carbonate and siliciclastic deposits on a late Precambrian ramp; the Elisabeth Bjerg Formation (Eleonore Bay Supergroup), East Greenland
Henrik Tirsgaard
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Complex fluvial response to low gradients at maximum regression; a genetic link between smooth sequence-boundary morphology and architecture of overlying sheet sandstone
John M. Holbrook
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Cycle stacking and long-term sea-level history in the Lower Cretaceous (Gavrovo Platform, NW Greece)
J. Groetsch
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Tectonic control of nested sequence architecture in the Castlegate Sandstone (Upper Cretaceous), Book Cliffs, Utah
Shuji Yoshida; Andrew Willis; Andrew D. Miall
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Depositional geometries and facies associations in an Upper Cretaceous prograding carbonate platform margin (Orfento Supersequence, Maiella, Italy)
Maria Mutti; Daniel Bernoulli; Gregor P. Eberli; Adam Vecsei
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Synrift continental to marine depositional sequences, Tertiary, Gulf of Aden, Yemen
Dan Bosence; Gary Nichols; Abdul-Karim Al-Subbary; Khalid A. Al-Thour; Michael Reeder
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Sequence stratigraphy of the upper part of the Plio-Pleistocene Kakegawa Group, western Shizuoka, Japan
Tetsuya Sakai; Fujio Masuda
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A Neogene mixed siliciclastic and carbonate foundation for the Quaternary carbonate shelf, Florida Keys
E. Robert Warzeski; Kevin J. Cunningham; Robert N. Ginsburg; John B. Anderson; Zan-Dong Ding
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Late Quaternary deltaic and carbonate sedimentation in the Gulf of Papua foreland basin; response to sea-level change
P. T. Harris; C. B. Pattiaratchi; J. B. Keene; R. W. Dalrymple; J. W. Gardner; E. K. Barker; A. R. Cole; D. Mitchell; P. Gibbs; W. W. Schroeder
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Forced regressions and lowstand deltas; Holocene Canadian examples
B. S. Hart; B. F. Long
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Hardbottom morphology and relationship to the geologic framework; Mid-Atlantic continental shelf
Stanley R. Riggs; Stephen W. Snyder; Albert C. Hine; David L. Mearns
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Sequence stratigraphy of a coastal-plain incised valley estuary, Lake Calcasieu, Louisiana
Scott L. Nichol; Ron Boyd; Shea Penland
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