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Phanerozoic Regional Cycle Chart of Sea Level Changes for the Arabian Platform
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Abstract: The Problem of Using Facies Patterns and Cycle Stacking Patterns to Infer Accommodation and Eustatic Sea Level Histories, by G. C. Bond and M. A. Kominz; #91012 (1992).
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1992
ABSTRACT: Sequence stratigraphy ,facies assocations and Petroleum system of Maastrchtian - Selandian-Thanetian - Yepressian and Lutetian succeccions ,from Kurdistan Region ,NE- Iraq; #90051 (2006)
Fadhil Ahmad Lawa, Fawzi M. Albayati
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... on Facies associations , Planktonic and Shallow benthic Zones points to one 2nd order cycle and six 3rd order cycles and with ten 4th order cycles...
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Abstract: Modeling Hydro-Isostasy: Isostatic Flexure Along the Global Coastlines Due to Sea-Level Rise and Fall, by Eric W. Hutton and James P. Syvitski; #90078 (2008)
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2008
Synthetic Cyclic Stratigraphy: ABSTRACT
Donald L. Turcotte, Patricia M. Kenyon
AAPG Bulletin
... by about 100 m and then to fall slowly. We have modeled this cycle by an instantaneous rise in sea level (h) following by a linear fall. In order...
1983
ABSTRACT: Cyclostratigraphy and Duration of the Yates Formation (Permian, Late Guadalupian) of the Permian Basin, by J. M. Borer, P. M. Harris; #91003 (1990).
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1990
Abstract: Sequence Stratigraphic Architecture and Cycle Stacking Patterns of Platform Carbonates--An Evaluation of Autocyclic, Deterministic, and Stochastic Controls, by Robert K. Goldhammer; #90985 (1994).
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1994
ABSTRACT: Responses of a Deltaic System to Minor Relative Sea Level Variations (Middle Jurassic, Cleveland Basin, England): Consequences on the Reservoir Geometry, by R. Eschard, Ch. Ravenne, Heresim Group; #91003 (1990).
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1990
ABSTRACT: Continental-Scale Allocyclic Controls on the Lithostratigraphy of a Middle Pennsylvanian Cyclothem, by C. B. Cecil, F. T. Dulong, B. Wardlawn, N. T. Edgar, and R. West; #91021 (2010)
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Abstract: Dolomitization and Porosity Evolution in Shallow-Water Carbonates: The Role of High-Frequency Sea-Level Fall, by S. C. Ruppel, C. L. Hedrick, and S. L. Dorobek; #90987 (1993).
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1993
Abstract: The Exploration Strategic Potential of Rajang Delta System (Paper P26)
Z. Ibrahim, B. H. Wei, A. Rauf
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... of the maximum flooding is marked as the most advancing bathyal environment on the paleographic maps. Progradational sequence of Cycle-V marked the sea level drop...
2012
ABSTRACT: Tertiary Stratigraphy of the Papuan Basin: Insights from Strontium Dating; #90061 (2006)
Tony Allan, David J. Whitford, Glenn Morgan, David J. Holland, and Desmond P. Leech
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... with the lower Mid Darai and lower and upper Warre Cycle boundaries. In the Papuan Foreland, these cycle boundaries are correlated with 3rd order seismic...
2006
Abstract: DETAILED SEDIMENTOLOGIC AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS TUNUNK SHALE MEMBER OF THE MANCOS SHALE FORMATION, HENRY MOUNTAINS REGION, UTAH; #90298 (2017)
Zhiyang Li
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... the Greenhorn second-order sea level cycle. However, the presence of multiple cyclic coarsening-upward successions (parasequences) within the Tununk...
2017
Cyclicity and Paleo-Environmental Dynamics of a 1.9 Ga Passive-Margin Carbonate Terrace, Wopmay Orogen, N.W.T.: ABSTRACT
John P. Grotzinger
AAPG Bulletin
... shoaling of the lagoon to sea level was not required to induce the next submergence increment, suggesting an allocyclic rather than autocyclic mechanism...
1985
ABSTRACT: Milankovitch Control on Sequence Formation; Evidence for Sea-Level Change Forced by the 400KYR Long Eccentricity Cycle in the Cretaceous and Paleogene; #90007 (2002)
Andy S. Gale
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...ABSTRACT: Milankovitch Control on Sequence Formation; Evidence for Sea-Level Change Forced by the 400KYR Long Eccentricity Cycle in the Cretaceous...
2002
Seismic Stratigraphy and Global Changes of Sea Level: Part 4. Global Cycles of Relative Changes of Sea Level.: Section 2. Application of Seismic Reflection Configuration to Stratigraphic Interpretation
P. R. Vail, R. M. Mitchum Jr. , S. Thompson III
AAPG Special Volumes
... first-order cycle curve (Fig. 1). Sleep (1976) suggested sea level in the late Turonian to be 300 m above the present, based on work...
1977
ABSTRACT: Type 1 and Type 2 Unconformity Development in Response to Differential Subsidence Rates and Eustatic Sea Level Fluctuations, Pletmos Basin, Offshore South Africa, by Andrew Jollands; #91022 (1989)
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1989
ABSTRACT: New Sequence Stratigraphic Model for the Burgan, Mauddud and Wara Formations of Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait
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Abstract: Testing the Global Nature of Neogene Sea Level Events, Using Sequence Stratigraphy and Computer Simulations, by A. Sen, C. G. St. C. Kendall, and A. Droxler; #90937 (1998).
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1998
Sequence Stratigraphy and Facies Development of the Miocene Syn
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1999
Modeling Hydro-Isostasy: Isostatic Flexure Along the Global Coastlines Due to Sea-Level Rise and Fall
Eric W. Hutton and James P.M. Syvitski
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... Age sea-level cycles are on the order of 100 m, causing changes in the overlying load on continental shelves worldwide. These load changes cause...
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