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Lithologic Characteristics of Mississippi Fan: ABSTRACT
A. H. Bouma, J. M. Coleman
AAPG Bulletin
...Lithologic Characteristics of Mississippi Fan: ABSTRACT A. H. Bouma, J. M. Coleman 1984 456 456 68 4. (April) Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 96...
1984
Paleoenvironmental Analysis of Late Cretaceous Active Margin Continental Slope Deposits, Southern California: ABSTRACT
Steven P. Buck, David J. Bottjer
AAPG Bulletin
.... The Holz Shale (Ladd Formation, Black Star Canyon, Santa Ana Mountains) represents such a sequence where shale and mudstone strata are dissected by numerous...
1984
Lower Cretaceous Deep-Sea Fan Complex Beneath the Lower Continental Rise Off North Carolina: ABSTRACT
Sherwood W. Wise, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
... km (200 mi) seaward of the Lower Cretaceous shelf break, the continuously cored Hauterivian to Barremian turbidite sequence consists of 47...
1984
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy of Mississippian Orogenic Sediments, East-Central Nevada: Proposed Solution to a Paradox: ABSTRACT
Robert M. Mason
AAPG Bulletin
.... In 1974, F. G. Poole suggested that the entire sequence was deposited as turbidites at abyssal depths, calling these rocks "Antler flysch." B. R. Wilson...
1985
Reinterpretation of Depositional Processes in a Classic Flysch Sequence (Pennsylvanian Jackfork Group), Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas and Oklahoma: Discussion
Arnold H. Bouma, Michael B. DeVries, and Charles G. Stone
AAPG Bulletin
...Reinterpretation of Depositional Processes in a Classic Flysch Sequence (Pennsylvanian Jackfork Group), Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas and Oklahoma...
1997
Chapter 12: Architecture of a Deep-water, Salt-withdrawal Minibasin, Donkey Bore Syncline, Australia
Tobias H. D. Payenberg, Carmen B. E. Krapf, Simon C. Lang, Blaise Fernandes, Mark R. W. Reilly, Nathan Ceglar, Khairul A. Mohamed Ibrahim
AAPG Special Volumes
... and D, E, F (after Gani, 2004) Typically partial Bouma sequence Ta-Tc, and some densites (after Gani, 2004) Typically partial Bouma sequence Ta-Tc, some...
2007
Sedimentology of Submarine Fans: PART 3
D. G. Howell, W. R. Normark
AAPG Special Volumes
.... Click to view image in JPEG format. Photo 111a. [Color] A volcaniclastic-carbonate turbidite (Bouma Ta-e), part of a middle-fan channel sequence...
1982
Abstract: Continental Slope-Rise Deposits from Lower Cambrian Sekwi Formation, Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada, by F. F. Krause, A. E. Oldershaw; #90961 (1978).
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1978
Geologic Development and Characteristics of the Continental Margins, Gulf of Mexico
James M. Coleman , David B. Prior , Harry H. Roberts
GCAGS Transactions
... of the depositional sequence by diapirism. Development of discrete depo-centers throughout the Neogene results in rapid shelf edge progradation, often...
1986
Aspect Ratios in Coarse-Grained and Fine-Grained Submarine Fan Channels
Anne M. Delery, Arnold H. Bouma
GCAGS Transactions
...Aspect Ratios in Coarse-Grained and Fine-Grained Submarine Fan Channels Anne M. Delery, Arnold H. Bouma 2003 170 182 Vol. 53 (2003) Most turbidite...
2003
Sedimentology of the Lower Strawn Formation, Desmoinesean, Central Texas with Particular Emphasis on Reservoir Quality Rock
Steve Keyes
Abilene Geological Society
... markings, and the ‘Bouma’ sequence of sedimentary structures). A Bouma bed (Figure 3) results from deposition from a turbidity current during falling...
1983
Comparison of Shelf Environments and Deep-Basin Turbidite Systems
Roger G. Walker
Special Publications of SEPM
...-Sandstone and Mudstone Facies. stones, also commonly 5-100 cm thick, are characterized by the Bouma turbidite sequence -- sharp base, massive division...
1986
Upper Cretaceous Resedimented Conglomerates at Wheeler Gorge, California: Description and Field Guide: REPLY
Roger G. Walker
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... (June), BOUMA, A. H., AND C. D. HOLLISTER, 1973, Deep ocean basin sedimentation: in Middleton, G. V., and A. H. Bouma (co-chairmen), Turbidites and deep...
1977
Correlation Efficiency as a Tool to Better Determine Depositional Subenvironments in Submarine Fans
Arnold H. Bouma , Michael B. DeVries ,, Timothy W. Cook
GCAGS Transactions
.... Sandstone and shale bed thickness, grain size, Bouma sequence divisions, bed contacts, lateral bed continuity, sole markings, and cross-lamination...
1993
Sequence Stratigraphy, Facies Geometries, and Depositional History of the Mississippi Fan, Gulf of Mexico (1)
PAUL WEIMER
AAPG Bulletin
... the deep-marine expression of a type 1 sequence boundary of Vail (1987). Bouma et al. (1985a) introduced the term "fanlobe" for the Mississippi Fan...
1990
Physical Characteristics of Deep Water Thin-Bedded Turbidites, Green Canyon Block 154, Gulf of Mexico
Nancy Trumbly Benthien
Special Publications of SEPM
... sub-basin. This interval is comprised of base-absent Bouma sequences (stacked Tb-Te cycles), and contain parallel planar, undulose and rippled...
1995
Doheny Channel and the Neogene Capistrano Submarine Fan, Dana Point, California
William R. Normark
Pacific Section SEPM
... of (from bottom to top): The sandstone Bouma sequences (generally The complete Bouma sequence applicable T a , massive, graded sand division...
1979
Sequence Stratigraphy of the Mississippi Delta
Ron Boyd , John Suter ,, Shea Penland
GCAGS Transactions
...Sequence Stratigraphy of the Mississippi Delta Ron Boyd , John Suter ,, Shea Penland 1989 Vol. 39 (1989), One method of testing the concept...
1989
Gulf of Mexico: Seismic Definition of Fan Lobes, Mississippi Fan, Gulf of Mexico
Paul Weimer and Richard T. Buffler
AAPG Special Volumes
... that the youngest fan channel was sinuous within the middle fan in water depths of 2000 to 3100 m (6500 to 10,150 ft; Figure 1). Bouma et al. (1983/84...
1987
Deep Water Sands and Silts on the Nova Scotian Continental Margin
Dorrik A. V. Stow
Atlantic Geology
... well-developed Bouma sequences. In the massive A-division clasts are up to 40 mm. long; the sequence then grades into coarse and fine sand...
1976
Occurrence of Turbidites in the Besa River Formation (Devonian-Mississippian), Northwest Territories
Grant W. Lowey
CSPG Bulletin
..., and consist of interbedded sequences of grey, laminated siltstone (Bouma "d" division), 0.1 to 0.2 m thick, and black, massive shale (Bouma "e...
1990
Abstract: Characteristics of Wilcox Gas Reservoirs, Northeast Thompsonville Field, Jim Hogg and Webb Counties, Texas, by Robert R. Berg, Frederick J. Tedford; #90967 (1977).
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1977
Deep-Water Sandstone Facies and Ancient Submarine Fans: Models for Exploration for Stratigraphic Traps: DISCUSSION
K. R. Aalto
AAPG Bulletin
...: "There is no model that attempts to organize the internal features of pebbly sandstones into a Bouma-like sequence, and it is not known whether...
1979
Turbidite Fans in Upper Cretaceous Pierre Shale, Eagle Basin, Colorado: A New Reservoir Facies: ABSTRACT
Lee F. Krystinik
AAPG Bulletin
... at the top of the lower, more well-developed sequence. The sedimentary structures described correlate well with accepted models for turbidite-fan...
1983