Sedimentary Geology

Editorial Board
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How plausible are high-frequency sediment supply-driven cycles in the stratigraphic record?
pp. 3-13(11)
Authors: Castelltort S.; Van Den Driessche J.

Organic matter deposition in the Saskatchewan River floodplain (Cumberland Marshes, Canada): effects of progradational avulsions
pp. 15-29(15)
Authors: Morozova G.S.; Smith N.D.

Microstructures within a modern debris flow deposit derived from Quaternary glacial diamicton-a comparative micromorphological study
pp. 31-48(18)
Authors: Menzies J.; Zaniewski K.

Comparison of modern and ancient Vertisols developed on limestone in terms of their geochemistry and parent material
pp. 49-69(21)
Authors: Driese S.G.; Jacobs J.R.; Nordt L.C.

Anatomy of siliceous hot springs: examples from Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
pp. 71-106(36)
Authors: Guidry S.A.; Chafetz H.S.

Sedimentology of high-stage flood deposits of the Tagus River, Central Spain
pp. 107-132(26)
Authors: Benito G.; Sanchez-Moya Y.; Sopena A.

Acoustic architecture of glaciolacustrine sediments deformed during zonal stagnation of the Laurentide Ice Sheet; Mazinaw Lake, Ontario, Canada
pp. 133-151(19)
Authors: Eyles N.; Doughty M.; Boyce J.I.; Mullins H.T.; Halfman J.D.; Koseoglu B.

Reactivated basement structures affecting the sedimentary facies in a tectonically ''quiescent'' epicontinental basin: an example from NW Switzerland
pp. 153-172(20)
Authors: Wetzel A.; Allenbach R.; Allia V.

Erratum to ''Spatial and temporal variability in the Holocene sea-level record of the South Australian coastline'' [Sediment. Geol. 150 (2002) 153-169]
pp. 173-173(1)
Authors: Belperio A.P.; Harvey N.; Bourman R.P.