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Alluvial Terracing in a Falling-stage Braidplain: the Lower Cretaceous Cadomin Formation, West-central Alberta, Canada

Michael F. Johnson; Robert W. Dalrymple
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Preservation of Autogenic Processes and Allogenic Forcings in Set-Scale Aeolian Architecture I: Numerical Experiments

Travis Swanson; David Mohrig; Gary Kocurek; Benjamin T. Cardenas; Matthew A. Wolinsky
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Preservation of Autogenic Processes and Allogenic Forcings in Set-Scale Aeolian Architecture II: The Scour-and-Fill Dominated Jurassic Page Sandstone, Arizona, U.S.A.

Benjamin T. Cardenas; Gary Kocurek; David Mohrig; Travis Swanson; Cory M. Hughes; Sarah C. Brothers
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Onset of the Late Paleozoic Glacioeustatic Signal: A Stratigraphic Record from the Paleotropical, Oil-Shale-Bearing Big Snowy Trough of Central Montana, U.S.A.

Justin P. Ahern; Christopher R. Fielding
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Interplay of Autogenic and Allogenic Processes On the Formation of Shallow Carbonate Cycles in a Synrift Setting (Lower Pliensbachian, Traras Mountains, NW Algeria)

Salim Belkhedim; Emilia Jarochowska; Miloud Benhamou; Abdelkrim Nemra; Radouane Sadji; Axel Munnecke
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Experimental Investigations of Combined Flow Sediment Transport

Everett Smith; Max S. Daniller-Varghese; Paul M. Myrow; David Mohrig
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Autogenic Erosional Surfaces in Fluvio-deltaic Stratigraphy from Floods, Avulsions, and Backwater Hydrodynamics

Vamsi Ganti; Michael P. Lamb; Austin J. Chadwick
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    COVER EXPLANATION.—Variably thick aeolian cross sets of the Jurassic Page Sandstone, Arizona, USA. These cross sets are composed of steeply dipping grainflow and wind-ripple strata, and can transition into shallowly dipping wind-ripple strata near the base. The variability in thickness is a product of the migration rate of the dunes, aggradation rate of the bed, and variability in dune scour depths (see Cardenas et al. and Swanson et at al., this issue).

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