The presence of foramol, rhodalgal and bryomol skeletal grain associations in ancient
shallow‐marine limestones is commonly interpreted as evidence for non‐tropical …

Compressional wave and shear wave velocities (VP and V s) of 295 carbonate minicores
from different areas and different ages were measured under variable confining and pore …

Carbonate platform drownings are frequent, often synchronous global occurrences, yet
explanations for these world‐wide events remain unsatisfactory. In the Central Apennines …

Synthetic seismic sections across the exposed Cretaceous-Miocene carbonate platform
margin of the Montagna della Maiella (central Italy) explain the seismic facies of a carbonate …

Abstract The Pizzo Lupo section (Sicanian Mts, central Sicily) is an Upper Triassic–Lower
Jurassic condensed deep-water succession, where the relationships among …

The eastern forelimb of the Maiella anticline above the leading edge of the underlying thrust
displays a complex system of fractures, faults and a series of kink bands in the Cretaceous …

Subaerial erosion and continental sedimentation interbedded with shallow-water
carbonates are unequivocal stratigraphic records to evaluate paleoenvironmental and …

Shallow-marine sediment records have the strong potential to display sensitive
environmental changes in sedimentary geometries and skeletal content. However, the time …

Although progradation of platform margins is a well documented process, its timing with
respect to sea-level cycles is controversial. This outcrop study was designed to test the …

Abstract The Rocca Busambra ridge in western Sicily is a shallow to pelagic Meso-Cenozoic
carbonate structural unit of the Sicilian Chain with a variety of tectono-sedimentary features …