Sedimentary Geology 2001: Vol 145 Table of Contents

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Sedimentary
Geology
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Contents Volume 145 (2001)
Research Papers
Primary or secondary distal volcaniclastic turbidites: how to make the distinction? An example from the Miocene of
New Zealand (Mahia Peninsula, North Island)
J.-L. Schneider, A. Le Ruyet, F. Chanier, C. Buret, J. Ferriére, J.-N. Proust and J.-B. Rosseel
Shelf architectures of an isolated Late Cretaceous carbonate platform margin, Galala Mountains (Eastern Desert,
Egypt)
C. Scheibner, A.M. Marzouk and J. Kuss
Palaeoenvironmental and palaeoceanographic controls on black, laminated mudrock deposition: example from
Devonian
Carboniferous strata, Alberta, Canada
M.L. Caplan and R. Marc Bustin
Sedimentary products of avulsions in the Holocene Rhine—Meuse Delta, The Netherlands
E. Stouthamer
Paleoenvironmental changes at the Messinian—Pliocene boundary in the eastern Mediterranean (southern Cyprus
basins): significance of the Messinian Lago-Mare
J.M. Rouchy, F. Orszag-Sperber, M.-M. Blanc-Valleron, C. Pierre, M. Riviére, N. Combourieu-Nebout and I.
Panayides
Sedimentary phosphate formation in warm shallow waters: new insights into the palaeoceanography of the Permian
Phosphoria Sea from analysis of phosphate oxygen isotopes
E.E. Hiatt and D.A. Budd
A nomenclature system for granular phosphate rocks according to depositional texture
J. Trappe
Book Reviews
Holocene Land—Ocean Interactions and Environmental Change Around the North Sea—edited by I. Shennan and J.R.
Andrews
J.R.L. Allen
Carbonate Platform Systems: Components and Interactions—edited by E. Insalaco, P.W. Skelton and TJ. Palmer
J. Martin-Chivelet
Deformation of Glacial Materials—edited by A.J. Maltman, B. Hubbard and M.J. Hambrey
A.J. (Tom) van Loon
Special Issue:
CARBONATE MOUNDS: SEDIMENTATION, ORGANISMAL RESPONSE AND DIAGENESIS
Edited by: D.W. HAYWICK and D.C. KOPASKA-MERKEL
Editorial
Carbonate mounds: sedimentation, organismal response, and diagenesis
D.C. Kopaska-Merkel, D.W. Haywick
PII: S0037-0738(01)00239-1
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Research Papers
Are reefs and mud mounds really so different?
Genesis and geometry of the Meiklejohn Peak lime mud-mound, Bare Mountain Quadran;
Ordovician limestone with submarine frost heave structures—a possible response to gas clathrate hydrate
evolution
Internal structure and depositional environment of Late Carboniferous mounds from the San Emiliano Formation,
Carmenes Syncline, Cantabrian Mountains, Northern Spain
E. Samankassou
A lone biodetrital mound in the Chesterian (Carboniferous) of
D.C. Kopaska-Merkel and D.W. Haywick
Facies architecture and diagenesis of Belgian Late Frasnian carbonate mounds
Middle Triassic biostromes from the Liard Formation, British Columbia, Canada: oldest examples from the Mesozoic
of NW Pangea
J.-P. Zonneveld. . .
Growth dynamics and ecology of Upper Jurassic mounds, with comparisons to Mid-Palaeozoic mounds
D.U. Schmid, R.R. Leinfelder and M. Nose
Complex caddisfly-dominated bioherms from the Eocene Green River Formation
V.L. Leggitt and R.A. Cushman Jr
Sediment accumulation in a shallow-water meadow carpeted by a small erect bryozoan
F.K. McKinney and A. Jaklin . .
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