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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"basin-floor fan"”.

  1. Role of Froude supercritical flow in active margin basin-floor fans, The

    This dissertation focuses on the active margin basin floor fan and tests the hypothesis that whether Froude supercritical flow and a high degree of channelization are common features in basin floor fans, even in a distal part. The Froude supercritical flow may control the architecture and …

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  2. Seismic-stratigraphic analysis of shelf-margin delta/slope fan and basin floor fan on high-latitude and middle-latitude margins (Ross Sea, Weddell Sea and Alabama/West Florida shelf): Paleoclimatic and eustatic implications

    … in pre-existing glacial troughs or upper-slope fans, at the mouth of glacial troughs. Locations of trough fans and trough mouth fans were strongly controlled by the location of ice streams. This point-source component of stratal architecture contrasts with the implicit line-source assumption …

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  3. Characteristics and evolution of a dynamic prograding continental margin: the late Neogene Giant Foresets Formation, northern Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

    … modem continental margin in northern Taranaki Basin. The dynamic evolution of this formation is fundamentally linked to a Pliocene-Pleistocene increase in sediment flux sourced from South Island, to extensional graben formation in northern Taranaki Basin, to flexural subsidence in Wanganui …

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