Subaqueous deltas in the stratigraphic record: Catching up with the marine geologists
Delta bathymetry, seismic data and near-surface sediment sampling on modern deltas with
significant wave, tidal or marine current influence betray a double clinoform architecture with …
significant wave, tidal or marine current influence betray a double clinoform architecture with …
[HTML][HTML] Deciphering influencing processes in a tropical delta system (middle-late Eocene? To Early Miocene, Colombian Caribbean): signals from a well-core …
Deltaic depositional systems are characterized by a complex interaction of physical,
chemical, and biological factors. Although fluvial-, wave-and tidal-dominated deltaic …
chemical, and biological factors. Although fluvial-, wave-and tidal-dominated deltaic …
Spatiotemporal variability of the late Paleozoic glacial-to-postglacial transition across eastern Paraná Basin, Brazil
The late Paleozoic glacial-to-postglacial turnover evolved complexly across Gondwana.
Successions bearing volcaniclastic material that can be radiometrically dated provide crucial …
Successions bearing volcaniclastic material that can be radiometrically dated provide crucial …
Recognition and significance of bayhead delta deposits in the rock record: A comparison of modern and ancient systems
Despite advances in estuarine facies models, ancient bayhead delta deposits are not widely
recognized or utilized, and their facies characteristics are poorly documented …
recognized or utilized, and their facies characteristics are poorly documented …
Quantifying mixed-process variability in shallow-marine depositional systems: What are sedimentary structures really telling us?
Interpreting the whole range of fluvial, wave, and tidal interactions recorded in shallow-
marine, coastal successions can be challenging. The complexity arises because …
marine, coastal successions can be challenging. The complexity arises because …
Impact of tidal currents on delta-channel deepening, stratigraphic architecture, and sediment bypass beyond the shoreline
Deltas are sensitive indicators of coastal processes (eg, waves and tides) and show
dynamic changes in shoreline morphology, distributary channel network, and stratigraphic …
dynamic changes in shoreline morphology, distributary channel network, and stratigraphic …
Mixed-energy process interactions read from a compound-clinoform delta (paleo–Orinoco Delta, Trinidad): preservation of river and tide signals by mud-induced wave …
A segment of the Pliocene Orinoco Delta on Trinidad preserved a progradational compound
clinoform that reveals detailed interaction of river, wave, and tide processes with fluid mud at …
clinoform that reveals detailed interaction of river, wave, and tide processes with fluid mud at …
Recognition criteria, characteristics and implications of the fluvial to marine transition zone in ancient deltaic deposits (Lajas Formation, Argentina)
The seaward end of modern rivers is characterized by the interactions of marine and fluvial
processes, a tract known as the fluvial to marine transition zone, which varies between …
processes, a tract known as the fluvial to marine transition zone, which varies between …
Changjiang coastal mud‐belt deposits in Taiwan Strait: Controls on its distribution and facies
X Shan, RW Dalrymple, X Shi, L Jin, S Liu… - …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Coastal mud belts, which lie parallel to the coast just seaward of the shoreface, are one of
the most important settings where shallow‐marine muddy deposits accumulate. However …
the most important settings where shallow‐marine muddy deposits accumulate. However …
Evolution of an aggradational wave-dominated delta: Sediment balance and animal-substrate dynamics (Upper Cretaceous La Anita Formation, Southern Patagonia)
Aggradational deltaic successions are uncommon in the stratigraphic record since deltas
are progradational by nature. However, deltaic coastlines fed by multiple small distributaries …
are progradational by nature. However, deltaic coastlines fed by multiple small distributaries …