Deltas are deposits directly accumulated by land‐generated gravity flows in a standing body
of water. The paradigm of deltaic sedimentation has dramatically changed during recent …

In the preserved successions of clastic lacustrine systems receiving substantial sediment
input from fluvial sources, the boundary between delta-plain and delta-front facies belts …

Shallow-water deltas remain enigmatic in terms of placing the observed facies within a
coherent process-based depositional model. Here we report tank experiments on mouth-bar …

Upper Cretaceous continental lacustrine to deltaic depositional systems comprised the
important petroleum reservoirs in the southern Songliao Basin, China, and their changes in …

Closed lakes and oceans are stratigraphically distinct systems. However, closed-lake
stratigraphy is often interpreted using conventional sequence stratigraphic concepts which …

The formation of vertical sedimentary succession of a delta in the arid and semi-arid basin-
margin progradation dramatically depends on the variation of sediment flux and …

ABSTRACT The Krkonoše Piedmont Basin, an early post-Variscan basin (c. 310–280 Ma)
located in the NE Bohemian Massif (Czech Republic, central Europe), contains up to 300-m …

Small-scale lake level variations lead to significant landward/basinward shifts in the
depositional system, thereby facilitating the widespread development of fluvial-lacustrine …

Lacustrine systems are complex and highly sensitive in responding to allogenic factors like
tectonics, climate and volcanism but also present within lake processes that are difficult to …

The hanging-wall ramps of rift basins are prone to the accumulation of large sedimentary
bodies and are potential areas for the presence of large subsurface geological reservoir …