Biogenic sedimentary structures, or traces, on the modern seafloor (neoichnology) record
organism behaviors in response to physico-chemical conditions; consequently, they, act as …

The recognition of meandering rivers in Earth's prevegetation stratigraphic record is
hindered by an absence of depositional models specifically tailored to unvegetated single …

The Triassic red beds of the Tabular Cover of the Iberian Meseta are an excellent reservoir
outcrop analogue, a direct consequence of high‐quality exposures, which offer exceptional …

Tidal point bars are commonly developed in coastal plain meandering channels. They form
by the same basic processes as fluvial point bars but are further modified by tidal action …

Studies dealing with the colonization window typically emphasize two major features:
duration (short term vs. long term) and frequency of colonization (episodic vs. continuous) …

Sedimentological and ichnological descriptions of fluvio‐tidal translating point bars are rare,
and complex physico‐chemical processes make highly detailed but concise facies …

Sequence stratigraphic reconstructions of the McMurray Formation are highly complex
owing to limited preservation of mappable surfaces and the erosional amalgamation of …

Mud plays a pivotal role in estuarine ecology and morphology. However, field data on the
lateral and vertical depositional record of mud are rare. Furthermore, numerical …

The Fraser River Delta (FRD) is a large sedimentary system and home to Metro Vancouver,
situated within the unceded territories of several First Nations. This review provides an …

The Fraser River Delta (FRD) is a major sedimentary system and is home to one of
Canada's largest metropolitan areas, Metro Vancouver. It is also an ecologically important …