RESEARCH ARTICLES: PALEOSOLS:

Mary J. Kraus and Stephen T. Hasiotis

Significance of Different Modes of Rhizolith Preservation to Interpreting Paleoenvironmental and Paleohydrologic Settings: Examples from Paleogene Paleosols, Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, U.S.A.
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 633-646. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

RESEARCH ARTICLES: CARBONATE SEDIMENTOLOGY:

Carine Grélaud, Philippe Razin, Peter W. Homewood, and Anne M. Schwab

Development of Incisions on a Periodically Emergent Carbonate Platform (Natih Formation, Late Cretaceous, Oman)
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 647-669. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

Steffen Hetzinger, Jochen Halfar, Bernhard Riegl, and Lucio Godinez-Orta

Sedimentology and Acoustic Mapping of Modern Rhodolith Facies on a Non-Tropical Carbonate Shelf (Gulf of California, Mexico)
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 670-682. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

Ivan P. Gill, J.A.D. Dickson, and Dennis K. Hubbard

Daily Banding in Corals: Implications for Paleoclimatic Reconstruction and Skeletonization
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 683-688. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

RESEARCH ARTICLES: GLACIAL EVENTS:

Cunhai Gao

Interglacial Extreme Floods and Their Implications for Climate Instability in the Ipswichian (Eemian) Stage for the River Great Ouse, Southeast England, U.K.
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 689-699. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

RESEARCH ARTICLES: TECTONICS AND SEDIMENTATION:

Osman Salad Hersi and George R. Dix

Precambrain Fault Systems as Control on Regional Differences in Relative Sea Level Along the Early Ordovician Platform of Eastern North America
JOURNAL OF SEDIMENTARY RESEARCH 2006 76: 700-716. [Abstract] [Full Text] [Figures Only] [PDF]  

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