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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"deltaic deposition"”.

  1. Late Quaternary Louisiana Shelf-Margin Deltaic Deposition, North-Central Gulf of Mexico

    This study aims to establish a depositional framework for an area of the Louisiana shelf, north-central Gulf of Mexico. The depositional history of the study area is poorly understood, especially within the last cycle of major eustatic fluctuation (~18, 000 yrs BP – present). Data sets used in this …

    uno Repository record for Late Quaternary Louisiana Shelf-Margin Deltaic Deposition, North-Central Gulf of Mexico (opens in a new tab)

  2. Fluvial influence on high-frequency sedimentary cycle geometry: The transition from strandplain to deltaic deposition in the Cretaceous Point Lookout Sandstone, San Juan Basin, Colorado

    … abrupt transition from strandplain-dominated to deltaic-dominated deposition in the northwestern part of the San Juan Basin near Durango, Colorado. The onset of deltaic deposition is preceded by a base level fall and development of a Type 2 sequence boundary as evidenced by a basinward shift in …

    rice Repository record for Fluvial influence on high-frequency sedimentary cycle geometry: The transition from strandplain to deltaic deposition in the Cretaceous Point Lookout Sandstone, San Juan Basin, Colorado (opens in a new tab)

  3. Late Quaternary marine deposits, offshore central Texas: Processes controlling geometry, distribution, and preservation potential

    … rivers incised narrow, shallow channels with no deltaic deposition, whearas sediment bypass and deeper incision prevailed for the high sediment supply rivers.

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  4. Lacustrine Deltaic Deposits of the Sandstone Tongue of the Wasatch Formation, Fossil Basin, Wyoming

    … a minor lacustrlne transgression separating deposition of the siliciclastics. The uppermost siliciclastic sequence is succeeded by lacustrine carbonates indicating a major lacustrine transgression.</p> <p>The sandstone tongue of the Wasatch Formation in Fossil Basin documents a unique record …

    loma-linda Repository record for Lacustrine Deltaic Deposits of the Sandstone Tongue of the Wasatch Formation, Fossil Basin, Wyoming (opens in a new tab)