Abdullatif OM (1989) Channel-fill and sheet-flood facies
sequences in the ephemeral terminal River Gash,
Kassala, Sudan. Sediment Geol 63: 171-184
Abrahams MJ, Chadwick OH (1994) Tectonic and climatic
implications of alluvial fans sequences along the
Batinah coast, Oman. J Geol Soc (Lond) 151: 51-58
Ager DV (1981) The nature of the stratigraphical record,
2nd edn. Halsted, Somerset
Ager DV (1993) The new catastrophism: the importance of
the rare event in geological history. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
·
Ahmad R, Scatena FN, Gupta A (1993) Morphology and
sedimentation in Caribbean montane streams: examples from Jamaica and Puerto Rico. Sediment Geol
85: 157-169
Aitken JD (1966) Middle Cambrian to Middle Ordovician
cyclic sedimentation, southern Rocky Mount!lins,
Canada. Bull Can Petrol Geol 14: 405-441
Aitken JD (1978) Revised models for depositional grand
cycles, Cambrian of the southern Rocky Mountains,
Canada. Bull Can Petrol Geol 26: 515-542
Aitken JF, Flint SS (1995} The application of high-resolution sequence stratigraphy to fluvial systems: a case
study from the Upper Carboniferous Breathitt Group,
eastern Kentucky, USA. Sedimentology 42: 3-30
Albright WA, Turner WL, Williamson KR (1980) Ninian
field, UK sector, North Sea. In: Halbouty MT (ed) Giant
oil and gas fields of the decade: 1968-1978. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 30: 173-193
Alexander I (1986) Idealized flow models to predict alluvial sandstone body distribution in the Middle Jurassic
Yorkshire Basin .. Mar Petrol Geol 3: 298-305
Alexander J (1992) Nature and origin of a laterally extensive alluvial sandstone body in the Middle Scalby FQrmation. J Geol Soc (Lond) 149: 431-441
Alexander J, Gawthorpe RL (1993) The complex nature
of a Jurassic multistorey, alluvial sandstone body,
Whitby, North Yorkshire. In: North CP, Prosser DJ
( eds) Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirs.
Geological Society, London, pp 123-142 (Spec Publ 73)
Alexander J, Leeder MR (1987) Active tectonic control on
alluvial architecture. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM,
Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39:
243-252
Alexander J, Bridge JS, Leeder MR, Collier EL, Gawthorpe
RL (1994) Holocene meander-belt evolution in an active extensional basin, southwestern Montana. J Sediment Res B64: 542-559
Algeo TJ, Wilkin�on BH (1988) Periodicity of mesoscale
phanerozoic sedimentary cycles and the role of
Milankovitch orbital modulation. J Geol 96: 313-322
Allen JRL (1962) Petrology, origin and deposition of the
highest Lower Old Red Sandstone of Shropshire, England. J Sediment Petrol 32: 657-697
Allen JRL (1963a) The classification of cross-stratified
units, with notes on their origin. Sedimentology 2:
93-114
Allen JRL (1963b) Henry Clifton Sorby and the sedimentary sti-uctures of sands and sandstones in relation to
flow conditions. Geol Mijnbouw 42: 223-228
Allen JRL (1964) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: six
cyclothems from the Lower Old Red Sandstone, AngloWelsh basin. Sedimentology 3: 163-198
Allen JRL (1965a) A review of the origin and characteristics
of recent alluvial sediments. Sedimentology 5: 89-191
Allen JRL (1965b) The sedimentation arid palaeogeography of the Old Red Sandstone of Anglesey, North
Wales. Yorksh�re Geol Soc Proc 35: 139-185
Allen JRL (1966) On bed forms and paleocurrents. Sedimentology 6: 153-190
Allen JRL (1967) Notes of some fu ndamentals of paleocurrent analysis, with reference to preservation potential and sources of variance. Seclimentology 9: 75-88
Allen JRL (1968} Current ripples, North Holland,
Amsterdam
Allen JRL (1970a) Physical processes of sedimentation.
Allen and Unwin, London
Allen JRL (l970b) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: a
comparison of fining� upward cyclothems, with special
reference to coarse-member composition and interpretation. J Sediment Petrol 40: 298-323
Allen JRL (1973) Phase differences between bed configurations and flow in natural environments, and their geological relevance. Sedimentology 20: 323-329
Allen JRL (1974a) Reaction, relaxation and lag in natural
sedimentary systems: general principles, examples and
lessons. Earth Sci Rev 10: 263....- 342
Allen JRL (1974b) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: implications of pedogenic carbonate units, L9wer Old Red
Sandstone, Anglo-Welsh outcrop. Geol J 9: 181-208
Allen JRL (1977) The plan shape of current ripples in
relation to flow conclitions. Sedimentology 24: 53-62
Allen JRL (1978) Studies ;n fluviatile sedimentation: an
exploratory quantitative model for the architecture of
avulsion-controlled suites. Sediment Geol 21: 129-147
Allen JRL (1980) Sand waves: a model of origin and internal structure. Sediment Geol 26: 281-328
Allen JRL ( 1983a) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: bars,
bar complexes and sandstone sheets (low-sinuosity
braided streams} in the Brownstones (L. Devonian),
Welsh Borders. Sediment Geol 33: 237-293
Allen JRL (1983b) River bedforms: progress and problems.
In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and ancient
sequences in the ephemeral terminal River Gash,
Kassala, Sudan. Sediment Geol 63: 171-184
Abrahams MJ, Chadwick OH (1994) Tectonic and climatic
implications of alluvial fans sequences along the
Batinah coast, Oman. J Geol Soc (Lond) 151: 51-58
Ager DV (1981) The nature of the stratigraphical record,
2nd edn. Halsted, Somerset
Ager DV (1993) The new catastrophism: the importance of
the rare event in geological history. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
·
Ahmad R, Scatena FN, Gupta A (1993) Morphology and
sedimentation in Caribbean montane streams: examples from Jamaica and Puerto Rico. Sediment Geol
85: 157-169
Aitken JD (1966) Middle Cambrian to Middle Ordovician
cyclic sedimentation, southern Rocky Mount!lins,
Canada. Bull Can Petrol Geol 14: 405-441
Aitken JD (1978) Revised models for depositional grand
cycles, Cambrian of the southern Rocky Mountains,
Canada. Bull Can Petrol Geol 26: 515-542
Aitken JF, Flint SS (1995} The application of high-resolution sequence stratigraphy to fluvial systems: a case
study from the Upper Carboniferous Breathitt Group,
eastern Kentucky, USA. Sedimentology 42: 3-30
Albright WA, Turner WL, Williamson KR (1980) Ninian
field, UK sector, North Sea. In: Halbouty MT (ed) Giant
oil and gas fields of the decade: 1968-1978. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 30: 173-193
Alexander I (1986) Idealized flow models to predict alluvial sandstone body distribution in the Middle Jurassic
Yorkshire Basin .. Mar Petrol Geol 3: 298-305
Alexander J (1992) Nature and origin of a laterally extensive alluvial sandstone body in the Middle Scalby FQrmation. J Geol Soc (Lond) 149: 431-441
Alexander J, Gawthorpe RL (1993) The complex nature
of a Jurassic multistorey, alluvial sandstone body,
Whitby, North Yorkshire. In: North CP, Prosser DJ
( eds) Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirs.
Geological Society, London, pp 123-142 (Spec Publ 73)
Alexander J, Leeder MR (1987) Active tectonic control on
alluvial architecture. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM,
Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39:
243-252
Alexander J, Bridge JS, Leeder MR, Collier EL, Gawthorpe
RL (1994) Holocene meander-belt evolution in an active extensional basin, southwestern Montana. J Sediment Res B64: 542-559
Algeo TJ, Wilkin�on BH (1988) Periodicity of mesoscale
phanerozoic sedimentary cycles and the role of
Milankovitch orbital modulation. J Geol 96: 313-322
Allen JRL (1962) Petrology, origin and deposition of the
highest Lower Old Red Sandstone of Shropshire, England. J Sediment Petrol 32: 657-697
Allen JRL (1963a) The classification of cross-stratified
units, with notes on their origin. Sedimentology 2:
93-114
Allen JRL (1963b) Henry Clifton Sorby and the sedimentary sti-uctures of sands and sandstones in relation to
flow conditions. Geol Mijnbouw 42: 223-228
Allen JRL (1964) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: six
cyclothems from the Lower Old Red Sandstone, AngloWelsh basin. Sedimentology 3: 163-198
Allen JRL (1965a) A review of the origin and characteristics
of recent alluvial sediments. Sedimentology 5: 89-191
Allen JRL (1965b) The sedimentation arid palaeogeography of the Old Red Sandstone of Anglesey, North
Wales. Yorksh�re Geol Soc Proc 35: 139-185
Allen JRL (1966) On bed forms and paleocurrents. Sedimentology 6: 153-190
Allen JRL (1967) Notes of some fu ndamentals of paleocurrent analysis, with reference to preservation potential and sources of variance. Seclimentology 9: 75-88
Allen JRL (1968} Current ripples, North Holland,
Amsterdam
Allen JRL (1970a) Physical processes of sedimentation.
Allen and Unwin, London
Allen JRL (l970b) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: a
comparison of fining� upward cyclothems, with special
reference to coarse-member composition and interpretation. J Sediment Petrol 40: 298-323
Allen JRL (1973) Phase differences between bed configurations and flow in natural environments, and their geological relevance. Sedimentology 20: 323-329
Allen JRL (1974a) Reaction, relaxation and lag in natural
sedimentary systems: general principles, examples and
lessons. Earth Sci Rev 10: 263....- 342
Allen JRL (1974b) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: implications of pedogenic carbonate units, L9wer Old Red
Sandstone, Anglo-Welsh outcrop. Geol J 9: 181-208
Allen JRL (1977) The plan shape of current ripples in
relation to flow conclitions. Sedimentology 24: 53-62
Allen JRL (1978) Studies ;n fluviatile sedimentation: an
exploratory quantitative model for the architecture of
avulsion-controlled suites. Sediment Geol 21: 129-147
Allen JRL (1980) Sand waves: a model of origin and internal structure. Sediment Geol 26: 281-328
Allen JRL ( 1983a) Studies in fluviatile sedimentation: bars,
bar complexes and sandstone sheets (low-sinuosity
braided streams} in the Brownstones (L. Devonian),
Welsh Borders. Sediment Geol 33: 237-293
Allen JRL (1983b) River bedforms: progress and problems.
In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and ancient