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ern England. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol
70: 303-330
Besly BM, Kelling G (eds) (1988) Sedimentation in a syn�
orogenic basin complex.: the upper Carboniferous of
northwest Europe. Blackie, Glasgow, 276 p
Best JL ( 1987) Flow dynamics at river channel confluences:
implications for sediment transport and bed morpho!�
ogy. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM (eds) Recent and andent nonmarine depositional environments. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 31: 27-35
Best JL (1988) Sediment transport and bed morphology at
river channel confluences. Sedimentology 35: 481-498
Best JL, Brayshaw AC (1985) Flow separation - a physical
process for the concentration of heavy minerals within
alluvial channels. J Geol Soc Land 142: 747-755
Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) (1993) Braided rivers. Geol Soc
Land Spec Publ 75: 419
Best JL, Bristow CS, Roy AG (1989) The morphology of
river channel confluences: scales and dynamics, program and abstracts of the 4th international conference
on fluvial sedimentology, Barcelona, Sitges, p 75
Beston NB (1986) Reservoir geological modelling of the
North Rankin field, northwest Australia. Aust Petrol
Explor Assoc J 26: 375-389
Beutner EC, Flueckinger LA, Gard TM (1967) Bedding
geometry in a Pennsylvanian channel sandstone. Geol
Soc Am Bull 78: 911-916
Bhattacharyya DP, Lorenz JC ( 1983) Different depositional
settings of the Nubian lithofacies in Libya and southern
Egypt. In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and
ancient fluvial systems. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ
6: 435-448
Bhattacharya J (1991) Regional to sub-regional facies architecture of river-dominated deltas, Upper Cretaceous Dunvegan Formation, Alberta subsurface. In:
Miall AD, Tyler N (eds) The three-dimensional facies
architecture of terrigenous clastic sediments and its
implications for hydrocarbon discovery and recovery.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Cone Sedimentol Paleontol
3: 189-206
Biddle KT, Christie-Blick N (eds) (1985) Strike-slip deformation, basin formation and sedimentation. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 37: 386
Biddle KT, illiana MA, Mitchum RM Jr, Fitzgerald MG,
Wright RC (1986) The stratigraphic and structural evolution of the central and eastern Magallanes Basin,
southern South America. In: Allen PA, Homewood P
(eds) Foreland basins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ
8: 41-61
Billi P, Magi M, Sagri M ( 1987) Coarse-grained low-sinuosity river deposits: examples from Plio-Pleistocene
Valdarno Basin, Italy. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM,
Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39:
197-203
Blackwelder E (1928) Mudflow as a geologic agent in semiarid mountains. Geol Soc Am Bull 39: 465-484
Blackbourn GA (1984) Sedimentary facies variation and
hydrocarbon reservoirs in continental sediments - a
predictive model. J Petrol Geol 7: 67-76
Blair TC (1987} Sedimentary processes, vertical stratifi cation sequences, and geomorphology of the Roaring
River alluvial fan, Rocky Mountain National Park J
Sediment Petrol 57: 1-18
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Blair TC, Baker FG, Turner JB (1991) Cenozoic fluvialfacies architecture and aquifer heterogeneity, Oroville,
California, superfund site and vicinity. In: Miall AD,
Tyler N (eds) The three-dimensional facies architecture of terrigenous clastic sediments and its implications for hydrocarbon discovery and recovery. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Cone Sedimentol Paleontol 3:
148-159
Blair TC, Bilodeau WL (1988) Development of tectonic
cyclothems in rift, pull-apart, and foreland basins: sedimentary response to episodic tectonism. Geology 16:
517-520
Blair TC, McPherson JG (1992) The Trollheim alluvial fan
and facies model revisited. Geol Soc Am Bull 104:
762-769
Blair TC, McPherson JG (1994) Alluvial fans and their
natural distinction from rivers based on morphology,
hydraulic processes, sedimentary processes, and facies
assemblages. J Sediment Res A64: 450-489
Blakey RC, Gubitosa R (198.4) Controls of sandstone body
geometry and architecture in the Chinle Formation
(Upper Triassic), Colorado Plateau. Sediment Geol 38:
51-86
Blanche JB (1990) An overview of the exploration history
and hydrocarbon potential of Cambodia and Laos.
SEAPEX Proc 9: 89-99
Blissenbach E (1954) Geology of alluvial fans in semi-arid
regions. Geol Soc Am Bull 65: 175-190
Blixt JE (1941) Cut Bank oil and gas field, Glacier County,
Montana. In: Levorsen AI (ed) Stratigraphic tYpe oil
fields. American Association of Petroleum Geologists,
Tulsa, pp 327-381
Bloch S, McGowen JH, Duncan JR, Brizzolara DW (1990)
Porosity prediction, prior to drilling. In: Sandstones of
the Kekiktuk Formation (Mississippian), North Slope
of Alaska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bul1 74: 1371-1385
Blodgett RH, Stanley KO (1980) Stratification, bedforms,
and discharge relations of the Platte braided river system, Nebraska. J Sediment Petrol SO: 139-148
Bloomer RR (1977) Depositional environments of a reservoir sandstone in west-central Texas. Am Assoc Petrol
Geol Bull 61: 344-359
Bluck BJ (1967) Deposition of some Upper Old Red Sandstone conglomerates in the Clyde area: a study in the
significance of bedding. Scott J Geol 3: 139-167
Bluck BJ (1971) Sedimentation in the meandering River
Endrick. Scott J Geol 7: 93-138
Bluck BJ (1979) Structure of coarse grained braided stream
alluvium. Trans R Soc Edinb 70: 181-221
Bluck BJ (1980) Structure, generat�on and preservation of
upward flning, braided stream cycles in the Old Red
Sandstone of Scotland. Trans R Soc Edinb 71: 29-46
Bluck BJ (1991) Terrane provenance and amalgamation:
examples from the Caledonides. In: Dewey JF, Gass IG,
Curry GB, Harris NBW, Sengor AMC (eds)
Allochthonous terranes. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, pp 143-153
Blum MD (1992) Modern depositional environments an�
recent alluvial history of the lower Colorado River, Gulf
Coastal Plain, Texas, PhD dissertation, University of
Texas, Austin, Texas, 304 p
Blum MD (1994) Genesis and architecture of incised valley
fill sequences: a late Quaternary example fr om the
Colorado River, Gulf Coastal Plain ofTexas. In: Weimer
ern England. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol
70: 303-330
Besly BM, Kelling G (eds) (1988) Sedimentation in a syn�
orogenic basin complex.: the upper Carboniferous of
northwest Europe. Blackie, Glasgow, 276 p
Best JL ( 1987) Flow dynamics at river channel confluences:
implications for sediment transport and bed morpho!�
ogy. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM (eds) Recent and andent nonmarine depositional environments. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 31: 27-35
Best JL (1988) Sediment transport and bed morphology at
river channel confluences. Sedimentology 35: 481-498
Best JL, Brayshaw AC (1985) Flow separation - a physical
process for the concentration of heavy minerals within
alluvial channels. J Geol Soc Land 142: 747-755
Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) (1993) Braided rivers. Geol Soc
Land Spec Publ 75: 419
Best JL, Bristow CS, Roy AG (1989) The morphology of
river channel confluences: scales and dynamics, program and abstracts of the 4th international conference
on fluvial sedimentology, Barcelona, Sitges, p 75
Beston NB (1986) Reservoir geological modelling of the
North Rankin field, northwest Australia. Aust Petrol
Explor Assoc J 26: 375-389
Beutner EC, Flueckinger LA, Gard TM (1967) Bedding
geometry in a Pennsylvanian channel sandstone. Geol
Soc Am Bull 78: 911-916
Bhattacharyya DP, Lorenz JC ( 1983) Different depositional
settings of the Nubian lithofacies in Libya and southern
Egypt. In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and
ancient fluvial systems. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ
6: 435-448
Bhattacharya J (1991) Regional to sub-regional facies architecture of river-dominated deltas, Upper Cretaceous Dunvegan Formation, Alberta subsurface. In:
Miall AD, Tyler N (eds) The three-dimensional facies
architecture of terrigenous clastic sediments and its
implications for hydrocarbon discovery and recovery.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Cone Sedimentol Paleontol
3: 189-206
Biddle KT, Christie-Blick N (eds) (1985) Strike-slip deformation, basin formation and sedimentation. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 37: 386
Biddle KT, illiana MA, Mitchum RM Jr, Fitzgerald MG,
Wright RC (1986) The stratigraphic and structural evolution of the central and eastern Magallanes Basin,
southern South America. In: Allen PA, Homewood P
(eds) Foreland basins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ
8: 41-61
Billi P, Magi M, Sagri M ( 1987) Coarse-grained low-sinuosity river deposits: examples from Plio-Pleistocene
Valdarno Basin, Italy. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM,
Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39:
197-203
Blackwelder E (1928) Mudflow as a geologic agent in semiarid mountains. Geol Soc Am Bull 39: 465-484
Blackbourn GA (1984) Sedimentary facies variation and
hydrocarbon reservoirs in continental sediments - a
predictive model. J Petrol Geol 7: 67-76
Blair TC (1987} Sedimentary processes, vertical stratifi cation sequences, and geomorphology of the Roaring
River alluvial fan, Rocky Mountain National Park J
Sediment Petrol 57: 1-18
References
Blair TC, Baker FG, Turner JB (1991) Cenozoic fluvialfacies architecture and aquifer heterogeneity, Oroville,
California, superfund site and vicinity. In: Miall AD,
Tyler N (eds) The three-dimensional facies architecture of terrigenous clastic sediments and its implications for hydrocarbon discovery and recovery. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Cone Sedimentol Paleontol 3:
148-159
Blair TC, Bilodeau WL (1988) Development of tectonic
cyclothems in rift, pull-apart, and foreland basins: sedimentary response to episodic tectonism. Geology 16:
517-520
Blair TC, McPherson JG (1992) The Trollheim alluvial fan
and facies model revisited. Geol Soc Am Bull 104:
762-769
Blair TC, McPherson JG (1994) Alluvial fans and their
natural distinction from rivers based on morphology,
hydraulic processes, sedimentary processes, and facies
assemblages. J Sediment Res A64: 450-489
Blakey RC, Gubitosa R (198.4) Controls of sandstone body
geometry and architecture in the Chinle Formation
(Upper Triassic), Colorado Plateau. Sediment Geol 38:
51-86
Blanche JB (1990) An overview of the exploration history
and hydrocarbon potential of Cambodia and Laos.
SEAPEX Proc 9: 89-99
Blissenbach E (1954) Geology of alluvial fans in semi-arid
regions. Geol Soc Am Bull 65: 175-190
Blixt JE (1941) Cut Bank oil and gas field, Glacier County,
Montana. In: Levorsen AI (ed) Stratigraphic tYpe oil
fields. American Association of Petroleum Geologists,
Tulsa, pp 327-381
Bloch S, McGowen JH, Duncan JR, Brizzolara DW (1990)
Porosity prediction, prior to drilling. In: Sandstones of
the Kekiktuk Formation (Mississippian), North Slope
of Alaska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bul1 74: 1371-1385
Blodgett RH, Stanley KO (1980) Stratification, bedforms,
and discharge relations of the Platte braided river system, Nebraska. J Sediment Petrol SO: 139-148
Bloomer RR (1977) Depositional environments of a reservoir sandstone in west-central Texas. Am Assoc Petrol
Geol Bull 61: 344-359
Bluck BJ (1967) Deposition of some Upper Old Red Sandstone conglomerates in the Clyde area: a study in the
significance of bedding. Scott J Geol 3: 139-167
Bluck BJ (1971) Sedimentation in the meandering River
Endrick. Scott J Geol 7: 93-138
Bluck BJ (1979) Structure of coarse grained braided stream
alluvium. Trans R Soc Edinb 70: 181-221
Bluck BJ (1980) Structure, generat�on and preservation of
upward flning, braided stream cycles in the Old Red
Sandstone of Scotland. Trans R Soc Edinb 71: 29-46
Bluck BJ (1991) Terrane provenance and amalgamation:
examples from the Caledonides. In: Dewey JF, Gass IG,
Curry GB, Harris NBW, Sengor AMC (eds)
Allochthonous terranes. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, pp 143-153
Blum MD (1992) Modern depositional environments an�
recent alluvial history of the lower Colorado River, Gulf
Coastal Plain, Texas, PhD dissertation, University of
Texas, Austin, Texas, 304 p
Blum MD (1994) Genesis and architecture of incised valley
fill sequences: a late Quaternary example fr om the
Colorado River, Gulf Coastal Plain ofTexas. In: Weimer