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Mineralogical composition, isotopic and geochemical characteristics of Pleistocene glendonites from the outcrops of Bol’shaya Balakhnya River, eastern Taimyr, Russia

Kseniia Vasileva; Victoria Ershova; Mikhail Rogov; Julia Gritsenko; Fedor Maximov; Yaroslav Ovsepyan; Tatiana Okuneva; Anna Rybakova; Daria Kiseleva; Oleg Vereshchagin
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Cyclicity of katatectic layers in anhydrite caprocks, U.S. Gulf Coastal Region

Douglas W. Kirkland
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Recognition of cross-shore dynamics of longshore bars in upper-shoreface deposits of prograding sandy coastal barriers

Jan H. van den Berg; Allard W. Martinius
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Geochemistry and clay mineralogy of shales in the Sulu Orogenic Belt, East China: suggestion for continental weathering during an Early Cretaceous hyperthermal interval

Hailong Wang; Wenxia Wang; Peijing Cao; Min Qin; Yiqi Shao; Shoujun Li; Chunhui Miao; Xiangyu Zhang
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Detrital-zircon U-Pb and (U-Th)/He double-dating provenance signatures in the Jaca foreland basin: interplay of direct vs. recycled sources during Pyrenean orogenic growth

Xavier Coll; David Gómez-Gras; Marta Roigé; Daniel Stockli; Antonio Teixell; Salvador Boya
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Grain-size control on organo-clay complexation and REE fractionation in the Paleozoic strata of the Permian Basin (West Texas, U.S.A.)

Hunter Green; Branimir Šegvić; Luka Badurina; Silvia Omodeo-Salé; Ronan LE Bayon
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RESEARCH METHODS

Separation of siderite from calcite by differential reaction with dilute ethanoic acid: mineralogical and isotopic (δ13C, δ18O) effects

Stephen F. Crowley; Thomas Hughes
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1st BOUMA CONFERENCE

Giant sediment-wave field and supercritical flows in a distally steepened ramp, Fort Payne Formation (Lower Mississippian), Kentucky–Tennessee, U.S.A.

C. Robertson Handford
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    Cover Photo: Outcrop at Bol′shaya Balakhnya River, Russia. White “urchins” are glendonites that have washed out from the clayey Pleistocene sediments. Glendonites undergo a complex geologic history, contain paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental information, and indicate dramatic changes in past climates. See Vasileva et al. 2024 (this issue).

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