Alluvial and fluvial fans are the most widespread depositional landforms bordering the
margins of long-lived highland regions and actively subsiding continental basins, across a …

Empirical observations used to constrain controls on large global modern river systems
typically use catchment delineations depicting drainage patterns of rivers to oceans. A key …

Sedimentation on river floodplains is a complex process that involves overbank flooding,
crevasse splaying, and river avulsion. The resulting floodplain stratigraphy often exhibits …

Abstract The lower Eocene Willwood Formation of the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, USA, is an
alluvial succession with a sand content varying around 25%. It has been studied intensively …

Recent studies have shown that distributive fluvial systems are the dominant fluvial forms in
modern continental sedimentary basins, thus composing a large part of the stratigraphic …

The residual oil in the fluvial reservoir of Gudong Oilfield is still widely developed even after
decades of development. In order to explore the remaining oil in the subsurface fluvial …

The Pennsylvanian flora from the intramontane Erillcastell Basin in the eastern Pyrenees
(Catalonia, Spain) is described in a palaeoenvironmental context based on a combined …

Outcrop analogue studies allow detailed investigation of sandstone body geometry and
architecture within fluvial systems. Characterization of these elements is fundamental to …

ABSTRACT The Bighorn Basin (Wyoming, USA) contains some of the most extensively
exposed and studied nonmarine early Paleogene strata in the world. Over a century of …

The break-up of Pangea remains one of the most interesting moments in the Earth's history.
In the Pyrenees this geological moment is represented by continental successions, giving …