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Subtidal to intertidal deposits in a mixed clastic–carbonate epicontinental seaway, the Windy Hill Sandstone and Upper Sundance Formation (Oxfordian), Wyoming, U.S.A.

Anton F.-J. Wroblewski; Jon Schueth
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Coupled channel–floodplain dynamics and resulting stratigraphic architecture viewed through a mass-balance lens

Kyle M. Straub; Ripul Dutt; Robert A. Duller
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Provenance of modern sands from Baja California rivers (Mexico): petrographic constraints from light and heavy minerals

Emilia Le Pera; Anna Chiara Tangari; Lucia Marinangeli; Consuele Morrone; Lars Riber; Sergio Andò
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Flow transformations, Mud Partitioning, and the Variable Stratigraphic Architecture of Basin-Floor Fan Fringes

Arnau Obradors-Latre; Peter D.W. Haughton; Colm S. Pierce; Patrick M. Shannon; Anthea R. Lacchia; Simon P. Barker; Ole J. Martinsen
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It’s a trap!: Modern and ancient halite as Lagerstätten

Martha E. Gibson; Kathleen C. Benison
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    Cover Photo: Algae and prokaryotes in a primary fluid inclusion in halite from the Blaine Formation, Anadarko-Davis core, 429 m depth, from the subsurface of Kansas. Shown in plane transmitted light. Largest yellow algal cell is 5 microns in diameter. See Gibson and Benison, this issue.

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