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SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY Sedimentary Geology 93 (1994) 291-292 Contents Volume 93, 1994 Early Carboniferous carbonate systems: an alternative to the Cainozoic paradigm ly EE 6 ihe RADR SESSA CESS ETRE OE CLE ERS CE OE ee 1 Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of a condensed hardground-type depositional sequence at the Creta- ceous—Tertiary contact in the Parnassus—Ghiona zone, central Greece Fe Ne ee Lt elk eee ab ae ete bs Ole ob eee bah Oe area e 7 Lithofacies and depositional processes from a Carboniferous lake, Sierra de Narvaez, northwest Argentina. ek, re re... VER C5 6S 6 aes RC eae CAS oboe ee Ses Ce eee 25 Origin and palaeogeographical distribution of the Viruan iron and phosphate ooids in Estonia: evidence from mineralogical and chemical compositions re nD IP I 6 doggies 64 9 Bae be heb CS RRS 6 dw Oe he baw eee eee eee 51 Geostrophic versus friction-dominated storm flow: palaeocurrent evidence from the Late Permian Brotherton Formation, England UN Gtk Sata gi: ek dt Wa he eee ed ae a ME cea eee a oe eek ae ane a eee ees 73 Changes in garnet chemistry show a progressive denudation of the source areas for Permian—Jurassic sandstones, Southern Kitakami Terrane, Japan SE Te ear Sree ea ne ee ear ee eee ore rr eee a ye er re ee 85 Provenance history of a Carboniferous Gondwana margin forearc basin, New England Fold Belt, eastern Australia: modal and geochemical constraints ee a a a 6 a Ae a ee ee ee Oe a ee Ono ee 107 Discussion Geochemistry and diagenesis of stratabound calcite cement layers within the Rannoch Formation of the Brent Group, Murchison Field, North Viking Graben (northern North Sea)—comment I ti a a el ae aod ae dy be 6 aie el a A ce ek al a 135 Geochemistry and diagenesis of stratabound calcite cement layers within the Rannoch Formation of the Brent Group, Murchison Field, North Viking Graben (northern North Sea)—reply DJ. Peosser, A... Fallick. J.A. Dee aed TP. WS . wc ci eee eee reese eerarenens 143 Book Reviews Orbital Forcing and Cyclic Sequences, by P.L. de Boer and D.G. Smith (Editors)—K.B. Féllmi ........... 149 Geochemistry of Organic Matter in Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks, by L.M. Pratt, J.B. Comer and S.C. ga ie aca. ok ga ir hath Oe aCe ek a OO a ee a kone ea eee 150 Analytical Sedimentology, by D.W. Lewis and D. McConchie—R.C. Selley ......... 2.0.00. eee eens 151 SS eee Ce eel aaa ate a ee Cah ines ik ghee a Ben celle ent EMR a icine Mire ea a 153 Planar cross-bedding associated with rip currents of Upper Cretaceous formations, northeast Japan i oik ows Ge Rie A Gb ee ele ck AN eae ACW a 4 ee ew bee ee eee 68 ee 6a he oes 155 Sedimentary structures on the Bengal shelf: a multi-scale approach to sedimentary fabric interpretation ee, Se SR, CE sk oe ae 0 oie Oe ES AOS 2 60 OS eee eee hee eee eee 165 Shallow marine sedimentary facies in the earliest Triassic (Griesbachian) Cordilleran miogeocline, U.S.A. i i ee ee he eae kh e be. O ORO ee ewe Fe tbe e's bare eee Oe ae 181 292 Contents Volume / Sedimentary Geology 93 (1994) 291-292 Evidence for high-energy events and shallow-water deposition in the Chattanooga Shale, Devonian, central Tennessee, USA ee a ee re ee rg ee ee ee ee re ee Ee ee Paleoshoreline patterns in the transgressive—regressive sequences of Pennsylvanian rocks in the northern Appalachian Basin, U.S.A. ES ee a ee a ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Quaternary crustal movements examined from facies distribution in the Atsumi and Hamana areas, central Japan OO ee ee. ee re eeee ee eer Onlap and downlap patterns in Plio—Pleistocene forearc and backarc basin-fill successions, Japan CR is 6 ee eke Lae a ee ee ee ed ek whee eSb ake baw RO OAS Owes ee Slope—shelf—nearshore depositional sequences with transgressive conglomerate in a Miocene backarc and arc-junction setting, central Japan ES a EE Ge ee a a re Depositional environments and diagenesis of the Dorud Formation, Alborz Mountains, Iran ee ae a er ee Types and origin of dolostones in the Lower Palaeozoic of the North China Platform Se ee a ee ee eke” Fee ey > me.