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Early diagenetic controls on color variation in Eocene red beds: a case study from the Gercus Formation, Zagros Basin, Kurdistan Region, Iraq

Salahadin Shahrokhi; Ondřej Bábek; Howri Mansurbeg; Branimir Šegvić; Juan Diego Martín-Martín; Jaroslav Kapusta; Filip Gregar; Michal Kořenek
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Lateral transport of mafic sediment for the formation of analcime-bearing dolostones in a middle Eocene saline lake, Bohai Bay Basin, eastern China

Le Li; Xiaoqiang Yuan; Zilong Ju; Huan Yang; Wang Liao; Guangqing Yao; Yuanqing Hu; Jie Li
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Sedimentology and stratigraphy of the fluvial–deltaic Skrinkle Haven member, Tenby formation, Jezero Crater, Mars

Libby R.W. Ives; Kathryn M. Stack; Emily C. Geyman; Sanjeev Gupta; Gwénaël Caravaca; Kirsten L. Siebach; Samantha Gwizd; John P. Grotzinger; Michael P. Lamb; Nicolas Mangold; Oak Kanine; Robert Barnes; Patrick Russell; Jorge I. Núñez; Justin I. Simon; Benjamin P. Weiss; Aileen Yingst; Sunanda Sharma; Stéphane Le Mouélic; Joshua Huggett; Alyssa Pascuzzo; Brittan Wogsland; Woodward W. Fischer; Nicolas Randazzo
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Formation of wedge structures in the permafrost deposits of the Batagay megaslump (Yana Highlands, northeast Siberia)

Yana Tikhonravova; Nikolay Torgovkin; Alexey Lupachev
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Formation and evolution of the Erlangjian lacustrine spit in Qinghai Lake, northeastern Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau

Lewei Hao; Huifei Tao; Shutong Li; Ruiliang Guo; Xiaofeng Ma; Xiaoyan Li; Junli Qiu; Chengfu Lyu
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Quantifying modification of coarse-sand-particle shape by fluvial transport

Isidoro Campaña; Alfonso Benito-Calvo; Lucía Bermejo; Leticia Miguens; Javier Iglesias-Cibanal; Alejandro Granados; Antonio Guerra-Merchán
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Stalked crinoids: From skeleton to sediment

Matthew S. Musso; Arnoud Slootman; Lesli J. Wood; Zane R. Jobe
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Batholiths are bullies: arc-unroofing trends in detrital zircon fertility and morphology revealed through CT analysis, central California, U.S.A.

Jacqueline J. Epperson; Matthew A. Malkowski; Richard A. Ketcham; Glenn R. Sharman
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Light at the end of the funnel: coupled carbonate shelves and terrigenous catchments in the hyperarid northern Red Sea

Ben Rendall; Maria Mutti
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Introducing a new publication platform: JSR Review Papers

Dustin Sweet; Steve Kaczmarek; Melissa Lester
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    Cover Photo: Modern stalked crinoid Neocrinus decorus, collected at 400 m off Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas, in 1991 using the Johnson Sea Link submersible (see Llewellyn and Messing 1993). Stalk length is 62 cm. Stalked crinoids were dominant producers of carbonate skeletal sediment during the Paleozoic, generating mobile bioclastic particles prone to reworking by waves, currents, and gravity-flow processes. Prolific growth and post-mortem disarticulation of their endoskeletons formed widespread sedimentary rocks composed almost entirely of crinoidal debris. See Musso et al., this issue.

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