Construction of Process-Response Models for Ancient Epicontinental Seaway Depositional Systems Using Partial Analogs

Brenner, Robert L.

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“…Sedimentology and evolution of the Holocene radial tidal sand ridge in the south Yellow Sea, China 1 Introduction Shelf sand ridges having longitudinal crests that are over tens of kilometers long with spacings of hundreds to thousands of meters are well known from ancient and modern continental margins (Emery, 1968;Johnson, 1977;Brenner, 1980;Wagle and Veerayya, 1996;Park et al, 2003;Chiarella et al, 2020;Longhitano et al, 2021). They generally form parallel to the dominant current flow on sediment-laden shelves, regardless of tidal or storm origin (Houbolt, 1968;Swift, 1975;Stride, 1982).…”

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Sedimentary Evolution and Hazardous Geology during the Holocene in the Yangtze River and the Red River Deltas and the Neighboring Coastal Areas

2024

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Sedimentary Evolution and Hazardous Geology during the Holocene in the Yangtze River and the Red River Deltas and the Neighboring Coastal Areas

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Quaternary Facies Assemblages and Their Bounding Surfaces, Chesapeake Bay Mouth: An Approach to Mesoscale Stratigraphic Analysis

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Williams³

2003

Journal of Sedimentary Research

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Depositional and Statistical Exploration Models, Upper Cretaceous Offshore Sandstone Complex, Sussex Member, House Creek Field, Wyoming

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Construction of Process-Response Models for Ancient Epicontinental Seaway Depositional Systems Using Partial Analogs

Cited by 7 publications

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Sedimentary Evolution and Hazardous Geology during the Holocene in the Yangtze River and the Red River Deltas and the Neighboring Coastal Areas

Sedimentary Evolution and Hazardous Geology during the Holocene in the Yangtze River and the Red River Deltas and the Neighboring Coastal Areas

Quaternary Facies Assemblages and Their Bounding Surfaces, Chesapeake Bay Mouth: An Approach to Mesoscale Stratigraphic Analysis

Depositional and Statistical Exploration Models, Upper Cretaceous Offshore Sandstone Complex, Sussex Member, House Creek Field, Wyoming

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