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2.3 Detached Sediments in Extensional Provinces: 2.3.2 Salt Tectonics: Structure of the Sigsbee Scarp, Gulf of Mexico
R. T. Buffler
AAPG Special Volumes
... and stratigraphic features. The lower continental slope can be divided into two major provinces, the Sigsbee Bulge area and the Central Slope/Mississippi Fan...
1983
Distal Orogenic Effects on Peripheral Bulge Sedimentation: Middle and Upper Ordovician of the Nashville Dome
Steven M. Holland , Mark E. Patzkowsky
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...Distal Orogenic Effects on Peripheral Bulge Sedimentation: Middle and Upper Ordovician of the Nashville Dome Steven M. Holland , Mark E. Patzkowsky...
1997
Deposits of Deflected and Ponded Turbidityents, Currents, Sorbas Basin, Southeast Spain
Peter D. W. Haughton
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... This bulge then surges away from the slope, breaking down into a series of internal waves that travel along the interface b tween the density current...
1994
Reciprocal Architecture of Bearpaw T-R Sequences, Uppermost Cretaceous, Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Octavian Catuneanu, Arthur R. Sweet, Andrew D. Miall
CSPG Bulletin
.... A ravinement surface is an erosional surface which is formed by the erosive action of waves and currents in the upper shoreface area. This surface is generated...
1997
Carbonate Platform Drowning in a Foreland Setting: The Mid-Carboniferous Platform in Western Urals (Russia)
J.N. Proust , B.I. Chuvashov , E. Vennin , T. Boisseau
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... orogenic effects on peripheral bulge sedimentation: Middle and Upper Ordovician of the Nashville Dome: Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 67, p. 250-263...
1998
Possible Flexural Controls on the Origins of Extensive, Ooid-Rich, Carbonate Environments in the Mississippian of the United States: Chapter 2
Frank R. Ettensohn
AAPG Special Volumes
... the Early Mississippian (Kinderhookian), bulge migration and uplift were incomplete, so ooid distribution was limited. By the middle Mississippian...
1993
Modern Examples of Beach Sands: Chapter 4
Daniel A. Busch
AAPG Special Volumes
... Louisiana coast, the cheniers may be much thicker, depending on such variables as the available supply of sand and shell material and the intensity of waves...
1974
Atlas of Seismic Stratigraphy: Facies Analysis of a Depositional/Seismic Sequence
Shell Oil Company
AAPG Special Volumes
... crosses the distal part of the Pleistocene Hudson submarine fan, which shows up as a bulge in the sea floor (from Lobo, 1978). End_Page 50...
1987
Abstract: A Mid-Mississippian Episode of Flexural Loading in the Antler Foreland, Eastern Great Basin, by N. J. Silberling, K. M. Nichols; #90959 (1995).
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1995
The Foreland Bulge of the Marañfrom Basin of Peru: A Frontier Play in from Established Basin, Neufeld, Carmen; Westlund, Dave, #90100 (2009)
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2009
Fluid and Sediment Dynamics on Continental Shelves
Donald J. P. Swift and Alan W. Niedoroda
Special Publications of SEPM
.... The tidal water bulge that sweeps southward along the coast as it rotates about its amphidromic point is identical in its dynamics to the long shelf waves...
1986
Storm-Surge-Ebb Origin of Hummocky Cross-Stratified Units of the Andrews Mountain Member, Campito Formation (Lower Cambrian), White-Inyo Mountains, Eastern California
Jeffrey F. Mount
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... and waves; and by the formation of an upward bulge of the water surface due to the low-pressure area associated with the center of storms (Swift et al., 1971...
1982
Stability of Continental Shelf and Slope off Louisiana and Texas: Geotechnical Aspects: 4. Character of the Sediments
David J. Watkins , Leland M. Kraft Jr.
AAPG Special Volumes
... continental shelf and upper slope offshore Louisiana and Texas. Possible mechanisms causing instability and soil movement include hurricane waves, various...
1978
High-Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy of a Clastic Foredeep Succession (Paleocene, Spitsbergen): An Example of Peripheral-Bulge-Controlled Depositional Architecture
Rikke Bruhn, Ron Steel
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...High-Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy of a Clastic Foredeep Succession (Paleocene, Spitsbergen): An Example of Peripheral-Bulge-Controlled...
2003
The Wave-Dominated William River Delta, Lake Athabasca, Canada: Its Morphology, Radar Stratigraphy, and History
Derald G. Smith, Harry M. Jol, Norman D. Smith, Raymond A. Kostaschuk, Cheryl M. Pearce
Special Publications of SEPM
..., is a lobate sand body 9 km long by 8 km wide by 15–22 m thick. Mean lake elevation is 209 m and fluctuates ± 1.5 m (1810–2000). Periodic strong winds, waves...
2005
Giant Impact Basins of the Solar System, #70065 (2009)
William A. Ambrose
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... of compressive waves through the planetary interior. These features include hilly, lineated, and jumbled terrain, as observed in areas antipodal to the Caloris...
2009
Chapter 6 - Regional Setting of the Mahakam Delta
George P. Allen, John L. C. Chambers
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... and adjacent slope. Note the pronounced bulge formed by the prodelta in the southern extremity of the delta. This regional asymmetry in the delta is due...
1998
Chapter 23: Oligocene–Miocene Carbonates of the Perla Field, Offshore Venezuela: Depositional Model and Facies Architecture
Luis Pomar, Mateu Esteban, Wenceslao Martinez, Diana Espino, Veronica Castillo de Ott, Laszlo Benkovics, Teresa Castro Leyva
AAPG Special Volumes
... distally steepened ramp model (distal bulge) is considered. Nevertheless, waves fail to explain the facies distribution in the Perla ramp...
2015
Syndepositional Tectonism and its Effects on Mississippian (Kinderhookian to Osagean) Lithostratigraphic Architecture: Part 1 Based on Exposures in the Midcontinent USA, #30207 (2011)
Brian W. Wilhite, S.J. Mazzullo, Beau T. Morris, Darwin Boardman II,
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... shifts of fore-bulge arches and basins, and movement along associated faults during deposition. This syndepositional tectonism overprinted the fundamental...
2011
MISSISSIPPIAN STRATIGRAPHY OF THE BLACK WARRIOR BASIN AND ADJACENT PARTS OF THE APPALACHIAN BASIN: EVIDENCE FOR FLEXURAL INTERACTION BETWEEN TWO FORELAND BASINS
Frank R. Ettensohn, Jack C. Pashin
Alabama Geological Society
... cratonward of the orogen and a peripheral bulge on the cratonward margin of the basin due to regional isostatic compensation by the lithosphere (fig. 1...
1993
Abstract: Relative sea level changes in Atlantic Canada - observed vs. theoretical
D. B. Scott, F. S. Medioli
Atlantic Geology
... being the farthest from presents a Zone D area - most Zone D the ice center and outside the bulge and areas will occur offshore and are therethe other...
1984
ABSTRACT: Possible Flexural Mechanisms for Origins of Extensive, Ooid-Rich, Carbonate Environments, Middle and Early Late Mississippian, East-Central United States, by Frank R. Ettensohn; #91023 (1989)
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1989
Abstract: Flexural Controls on the Stratigraphic Evolution of the Antler Foreland, Nevada and Utah, by K. A. Giles and W. R. Dickinson; #91012 (1992).
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1992