Principles of Sequence Stratigraphy, Second Edition presents principles to practical
workflow that guide applications in a consistent manner that is independent of model …

Relict beach ridges of aeolian origin and associated soils are often used for inferring relative
sea level and climate with contrasting results. Most studies link the aeolian coastal deposits …

Until recently, sequence stratigraphic models have attributed systems tracts to periods of
relative sea-level rise, highstand and lowstand. Recognition of a discrete phase of …

Forced regression refers to the process of seaward migration of a shoreline in direct
response to relative sea-level fall. Recognition criteria for forced regressive deposits …

Abstract Two large (200 to 300 km), near‐continuous outcrop transects and extensive well‐
log data (ca 2800 wells) allow analysis of sedimentological characteristics and stratigraphic …

Well-known difficulties in applying sequence stratigraphic concepts to deposits that
accumulated across slowly subsiding cratonic interior regions have limited our ability to …

Abstract The Asha Group of the South Urals is dominated by laminated shales and thin
siltstone–sandstone alternations interpreted as a prograding low-energy inner shelf …

The stratigraphic succession of the North American Midcontinent contains a high-resolution
(< 100,000 year) record of sea level and climate change spanning the Pennsylvanian …

Pliocene age deposits of the palaeo‐Orinoco Delta are evaluated in the Mayaro Formation,
which crops out along the western margin of the Columbus Basin in south‐east Trinidad …

Abstract Upper Pliocene-lower Pleistocene shallow-marine temperate-water carbonates of
the Calcarenite di Gravina Formation crop out in the Murge area of Puglia, SE Italy, and …