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The Tully Clastic Correlatives (Upper Devonian) of New York State: A Model For Recognition of Alluvial, Dune (?), Tidal, Nearshore (Bar and Lagoon), and Offshore Sedimentary Environments in a Tectonic Delta Complex
Kenneth G. Johnson , Gerald M. Friedman
Interpretation of Sr+2 Concentrations in Carbonate Minerals and Rocks
David J. J. Kinsman
Genesis and Environmental Energy of a Devonian Lagoonal Bank Near Alpena, Michigan
John H. Tyler
Petrology of the Grimsby Sandstone (Lower Silurian) of Ontario and New York
David N. Lumsden, Bernard R. Pelletier
Recent Carbonate Sedimentation by Tidal Channels in the Lower Florida Keys
Vladimir Jindrich
Ferroan and Non-Ferroan Calcite Cements in Pleistocenerecent Carbonates from the New Hebrides
Howard Colley, Peter J. Davies
The Significance and Limitations of Statistical Parameters for Distinguishing Ancient and Modern Sedimentary Environments of the Lower Georgia Coastal Plain
John R. Hails, John H. Hoyt
Modern Marine Carbonate Sediment, Alexander Archipelago, Alaska
Charles M. Hoskin, Richard V. Nelson, Jr.
Intrastratal Solution and Non-opaque Heavy Minerals in Shales
Harvey Blatt, Berry Sutherland
Bioturbation of Holocene Sediments on La Jolla Deep Sea Fan, California
David J. W. Piper , Neil F. Marshall
Erosional Current Marks of Weakly Cohesive Mud Beds
J. R. L. Allen
Chamosite in the Recent Sediments of Loch Etive, Scotland
Vera Rohrlich , N. B. Price, S. E. Calvert
Stratigraphy and Petrology of the Morrison Formation (Jurassic) of the Canon City, Colorado, Area
Lawrence L. Brady
The Sedimentology of a Braided River
Peter F. Williams , Brian R. Rust
Anatomy of a Flysch
Paul Enos
Precipitation and Lithification of Deep-sea Carbonates in the Red Sea
John D. Milliman, David A. Ross, Teh-Lung Ku
Grain Orientation in a Berea Sandstone Channel at South Amherst, Ohio
Gene W. Lene, Donald E. Owen
Aspects of Carbonate Sedimentation on the Atlantic Continental Shelf off the Southern United States
Orrin H. Pilkey, Blake W. Blackwelder , Larry J. Doyle , Ernest Estes , P. Michael Terlecky (5)
The American Upper Ordovician Standard. XI. Multivariate Classification of Typical Cincinnatian Calcarenites
Robert H. Osborne
An Inexpensive Recording Settling Tube for Analysis of Sands
David W. Felix
Calibration of the University of Southern California Automatically Recording Settling Tube
David O. Cook
The Precipitational Environment and Correlation of Some Calcite Cements Deduced from Artificial Staining: NOTES
B. D. Evamy
A Contact Gage for Rapid and Accurate Three-Dimensional Grain Size Measurement of Loose Sand Particles: NOTES
Hassan G. Modarresi
A Rapid Method for the Determination of Shape, Sphericity and Size of Gravel Fragments: NOTES
Kevin Burke, S. J. Freeth
A Method for the Preparation of Halite Thin-Sections: NOTES
Charles W. Walker
Synaeresis Features and Genesis of Siderite Concretions, Kiowa Formation (Early Cretaceous), North-Central Kansas: NOTES
Paul C. Franks
A Note on the Relationship of Grain Size, Clay Content, Quartz and Organic Carbon in Some Lake Erie and Lake Ontario Sediments: NOTES
R. L. Thomas
The Particle Size Scale: NOTES
William F. Tanner
Counting Grain Mounts: Number Percentage Vs. Number Frequency: NOTES
Jon S. Galehouse
Centrifuge Separation of Heavy Minerals: A New Apparatus: NOTES
J. C. Theron
Crystal Molds in Argillites of the Carolina Slate Belt, North Carolina: NOTES
Anthony F. Randazzo
Irmay's Saturation Factor as an Indication of an Immobile Fraction of Pore Water in Saturated Permeable Sandstone: ERRATUM
G. Edward Manger, Robert A. Cadigan, George L. Gates