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Tide- and River-Generated Mud Pebbles from the Fluvial To Marine Transition Zone of the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam

Marcello Gugliotta; Yoshiki Saito; Van Lap Nguyen; Thi Kim Oanh Ta; Toru Tamura; Sojiro Fukuda
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The Ichnological and Sedimentological Signature of a Late Paleozoic, Postglacial Marginal-Marine and Shallow-Marine, Tidally Influenced Setting: The Wudayhi Member of the Nuayyim Formatio...

Camilo A. Polo; John Melvin; Nigel P. Hooker; Andrew J. Rees; Murray K. Gingras; S. George Pemberton
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Control of Basin Water Depth On Channel Morphology and Autogenic Timescales in Deltaic Systems

Brandee Carlson; Anastasia Piliouras; Tetsuji Muto; Wonsuck Kim
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High-Paleolatitude Environmental Change During the Early To Middle Devonian: Insights from Emsian–Eifelian (Lower–Middle Devonian) Siliciclastic Depositional Systems of the Ceres Subgroup...

Cameron R. Penn-Clarke; Bruce S. Rubidge; Zubair A. Jinnah
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Active Ooid Growth Driven By Sediment Transport in a High-Energy Shoal, Little Ambergris Cay, Turks and Caicos Islands

Elizabeth J. Trower; Marjorie D. Cantine; Maya L. Gomes; John P. Grotzinger; Andrew H. Knoll; Michael P. Lamb; Usha Lingappa; Shane S. O'Reilly; Theodore M. Present; Nathan Stein; Justin V. Strauss; Woodward W. Fischer
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Research Articles

Clastic Pipes and Soft-Sediment Deformation of the Jurassic Carmel Formation, Southern Utah, U.S.A.: Implications For Pipe Formation Mechanisms and Host-Rock Controls

David Fairchild Wheatley; Marjorie Ann Chan
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Depositional Architecture and Petrophysical Variability of an Oolitic Tidal Sand Shoal: Pennsylvanian (Missourian), Kansas, U.S.A.

Eugene C. Rankey; Hamilton Goodner; John Doveton
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Perspectives

Bedform Disequilibrium

Paul M. Myrow; Douglas J. Jerolmack; J. Taylor Perron
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    COVER EXPLANATION.—The Bokkeveld Group at its type section, Klipbokberg, Grootrivierhoogte, Cederberg, Western Cape Province, South Africa. Seen are the alternating and laterally continuous sandstones and shales that typify the Lower–Middle Devonian Bokkeveld Group and give the succession its typical hogsback topography. The prominent sandstone at the top of Klipbokberg is the Middle Devonian Blinkberg Formation that forms the base of the Witteberg Group in the area. See Penn-Clarke et al., this issue.

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