Skip Nav Destination

Issues

Quantitative analysis of crevasse-splay systems from modern fluvial settings

M. Mostafizur Rahman; John A. Howell; David I.M. MacDonald
View articletitled, SCM.SharedControls.Infrastructure.TitleDisplayModel?.Text
Open the PDF for in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Quantitative analysis of crevasse-splay systems from modern fluvial settings

Maastrichtian atmospheric pCO2 and climatic reconstruction from carbonate paleosols of the Marília Formation (southeastern Brazil)

Maurícius Nascimento Menezes; Patrick Führ Dal' Bó; Jon J. Smith; Amanda Goulart Rodrigues; Álvaro Rodríguez-Berriguete
View articletitled, SCM.SharedControls.Infrastructure.TitleDisplayModel?.Text
Open the PDF for in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Maastrichtian atmospheric <em>p</em>CO<sub>2</sub> and climatic reconstruction from carbonate paleosols of the Marília Formation (southeastern Brazil)

Tectonostratigraphic and paleoenvironmental settings of host-replacing phreatic calcrete hardpans developed at basin margins in the Upper Devonian Kinnesswood Formation of southwest Scotl...

Pierre Jutras
View articletitled, SCM.SharedControls.Infrastructure.TitleDisplayModel?.Text
Open the PDF for in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Tectonostratigraphic and paleoenvironmental settings of host-replacing phreatic calcrete hardpans developed at basin margins in the Upper Devonian Kinnesswood Formation of southwest Scotl...

The supply-generated sequence: A unified sequence-stratigraphic model for closed lacustrine sedimentary basins with evidence from the Green River Formation, Uinta Basin, Utah, U.S.A.

James H. Gearon; Cornel Olariu; Ronald J. Steel
View articletitled, SCM.SharedControls.Infrastructure.TitleDisplayModel?.Text
Open the PDF for in another window
Add to Citation Manager for The supply-generated sequence: A unified sequence-stratigraphic model for closed lacustrine sedimentary basins with evidence from the Green River Formation, Uinta Basin, Utah, U.S.A.

Oligocene–late Miocene basin evolution in the Yengejeh syncline in the Central Iranian Basin in response to the Arabia–Eurasia orogeny

Najmeh Etemad-Saeed; Mahdi Najafi; Negar Nasirizadeh
View articletitled, SCM.SharedControls.Infrastructure.TitleDisplayModel?.Text
Open the PDF for in another window
Add to Citation Manager for Oligocene–late Miocene basin evolution in the Yengejeh syncline in the Central Iranian Basin in response to the Arabia–Eurasia orogeny
  • Cover Image

    Cover Image

    issue cover

    COVER EXPLANATION.—In James Hutton’s playground: large channels of the Upper Devonian Old Red Sandstone (forefront) disconformably overlain by an Uppermost Devonian to Lower Carboniferous succession on the Isle of Bute in southwest Scotland. The cliff face is occupied by the Visean Clyde Plateau Basalt, and the Goat Fell Peak that stands in the background on the adjacent Isle of Arran is occupied by a Palaeogene granite. See Jutras, this issue.

  • PDF Icon Table of ContentsTable of Contents
All Issues