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Geochemical and mineralogical characteristics of fjord sediments in Arctic Svalbard: insights into Holocene glacial activity and weathering variability

Kwangchul Jang; Germain Bayon; Youngkyu Ahn; Young Jin Joe; Eun Jin Son; Sae Yun Kwon; Jung-Hyun Kim; Christoph Vogt; Matthias Forwick; Eunji Byun; Seung-IL Nam
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Effects of liquefied beds on the basal layers of turbidity currents

Débora Karine Koller; Carolina Holz Boffo; Tiago Agne De Oliveira; Rafael Manica
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Miocene marine calcite concretions: a collaboration of microbial and inorganic processes?

Donald F. McNeill; Megan E. Smith; Matthew Ponce; Peter K. Swart; James S. Klaus
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Plio-Pleistocene stratigraphy, paleoenvironments, and sea-level history at Florida Shell Quarry, Charlotte County, Florida, U.S.A.

Lucas D. Gomes; Sierra V. Petersen; Roger W. Portell; Peter E. Riemersma
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Eocene sequences and forward modeling of the New Jersey coastal plain, U.S.A.: changing depositional styles in response to climate and sea level

James V. Browning; Kenneth G. Miller; W. John Schmelz; Peter J. Sugarman
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Field testing autogenic storage thresholds for environmental signals in the strata of the Mississippi River Delta, U.S.A.

Udita Mukherjee; Kyle M. Straub
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Isotope record of Aptian third-order sea-level trends in platform margin carbonates: implications for sequence stratigraphic analysis

Daniel Muñoz-López; Ardiansyah Koeshidayatullah; Telm Bover-Arnal; Adhipa Herlambang; Juan Diego Martín-Martín; Ramon Salas; John D. Humphrey; Khalid Al-Ramadan
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Leaving no zircon unturned: quantifying the impact of handpicking sharply faceted detrital zircon on maximum depositional age analysis

Jack W. Fekete; Glenn R. Sharman; James L. Crowley; Benjamin L. Howard; Matthew A. Malkowski
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1ST BOUMA CONFERENCE

A new turbidite facies-tract scheme including supercritical and transitional sand–mud flows: an outcrop perspective from Mediterranean-type foreland basins

Roberto Tinterri
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Temporal and spatial changes in style of accretion at the bend of a sinuous turbidite slope channel (channel–levee Complex 5, Tachrift System of NE Morocco)

Mattia Marini; George Pantopoulos; Daniele Invernizzi; Fabrizio Felletti; Imad El Kati; Adam McArthur
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Reconstruction of the sedimentary heterogeneity in outcropping deep-water channel–levee deposits (Taza–Guercif Basin, late Tortonian, NE Morocco)

Daniele Invernizzi; Moreno Pizzutto; Fabrizio Felletti; George Pantopoulos; Mattia Marini; Adam McArthur
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Deepwater Geoscience: 1st Bouma Special Publication

George Postma
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EDITORIAL

The Editors’ Page

Stephen Kaczmarek; Dustin Sweet; Melissa Lester
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    Cover Photo: Bedforms in the Porcupine Seabight at 450 m water depth imaged with the ROV Cherokee during the POS400 cruise onboard the R/V Poseidon (2010). See associated articles from the 1st Bouma Special Volume.

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