This review examines the history of the Sarawak “Cycles” and their application in
subdividing offshore Cenozoic stratigraphy. The Cycles are widely but inconsistently used …

This review outlines how SE Asian tectonic and stratigraphic studies could be more closely
linked. Many tectonic papers on the region include comments on stratigraphic evidence, and …

Abstract The Early Miocene stratigraphy of NE Java and the southern Makassar Straits is
examined in the context of siliciclastic sediment supply and subsidence (creation of …

This review chiefly examines data on the regionally important Base Miocene Unconformity,
confirming its age and expression in west Sabah, then integrates this with data on the …

This paper describes the deposition of Miocene carbonates around Sarawak in a tectono-
stratigraphic framework. The onset, termination, and location of the two main carbonate …

This review combines a wide range of onshore and offshore data from Oligocene to
Pliocene sediments of northern Borneo to address the following topics:(i) the stratigraphic …

An overview is presented of the current'tools' of biostratigraphy and biofacies interpretation,
as applied in the Cenozoic basins of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. We discuss previous …

The depositional and diagenetic controls on carbonate platform evolution are notoriously
heterogeneous and difficult to determine from standard subsurface wireline logging …

A study of facies distribution through time shows there are at least six different basinal areas,
which are usually described as a single entity called the “East Java Basin”. Each of these …

A new compilation of data suggests aragonitic coral reefs were already common in
Southeast Asia by the mid-Oligocene. A gradual change from calcite to aragonite seas …