The lake‐basin‐type model classified the stratigraphic record of ancient lake systems
according to rates of potential accommodation relative to sediment+ water supply. The …

Abstract The Triassic Period was the setting for the origin and early diversification of
Mesozoic ecosystems after the end-Permian mass extinction. The study of the Triassic is …

Gondwanan sedimentary deposits preserve a rich archive of Triassic non-marine vertebrate
evolution. This fossil record is integral to understanding early Mesozoic global change …

The mixed carbonate-siliciclastic Yacoraite Formation, Salta Group in northern Argentina
has been interest of recent studies searching for potential analogues for the South Atlantic …

Triassic non-marine strata from Gondwana are dated almost exclusively by biostratigraphic
means, given the rarity of precise radioisotopic and magnetostratigraphic datasets. A …

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 …

Basin hydrology and subcrop are key controls on carbonate sedimentation in continental
basins. Hydrologically sensitive carbonates can record groundwater fluctuations within an …

Western Anatolia, an important segment of the Alp‐Himalayan Belt, hosts numerous
Neogene lacustrine basins with potential oil shale reserves surpassing 1.6 billion tonnes …

ABSTRACT The Santa Clara Abajo and Santa Clara Arriba formations host a diverse
assemblage of trace fossils that record a wide range of behaviors and a broad array of …

The lithostratigraphic units that conform the Sorocayense Group and fill the Sorocayense-
Hilario sub-basin represent an alluvial-fluvial-lacustrine succession with significant volcanic …