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phy: recent developments and applications. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 58: 259-283
Blum MD, Price DM (1994) Glacio�eustatic and climatic
controls on Quaternary alluvial plain deposition, Texas
coastal plain. Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc Trans 44: 1-9
Boothroyd JC, AshleyGM (1975) Process, bar morphology,
and sedimentary structures on braided outwash fans,
northeastern Gulf of Alaska. In: Jopling A V, McDonald
BC (eds) Glacio�fluvial and glaciolacustrine sedimen�
tation. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Paper 23:
193-222
Boothroyd JC, Nummedal D (1978) Preglacial braided
outwash: a model for humid alluvial�fan deposits. In:
Miall AD (ed) Fluvial sedimentology. Can Soc Petrol
Geol Mem 5: 641-668
Boss RF, Lennon RB, Wilson BW (1976) Middle Ground
Shoal field, Alaska. In: Braunstein J (ed) North Ameri�
can oil and gas fields. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Mem 24:
l-22
Botvinkina LN, Feofilova AP, Yablokov VS ( 1954) Alluvial
deposits for the Middle Carboniferous coal�bearing
beds of the Donets Basin. Trans Inst Geol Nauk Akad
Nauk SSSR Geol Ser 151: 30-89
Bowen DW, Weimer P, Scott AJ (1993) The relative success
of siliciclastic sequence stratigraphic concepts in ex�
ploration: examples from incised valley fill and turbid�
ite systems reservoirs. In: Weimer P, Posamentier HW
(eds) Siliciclastic sequence stratigraphy. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 58: 15-42
Bowen JM (1975) The Brent oil-field. In: Woodland AW
(ed) Petroleum and the continental shelf of north-west
Europe, vol l: geology. Wiley, New York, pp 353-361
Bown TM, Kraus MJ (1981) Lower Eocene alluvial paleo�
sols (Wilwood Formation, northwest Wyoming, USA)
and their significance for paleoecology, paleoclimatology, and basin analysis. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol
Palaeoecol34: 1-30
Bown TM, Kraus MJ (1987) Integration of channel and
floodplain suites, I. Development of sequence and lateral relations of alluvial paleosols. J Sediment Petrol 57:
587-601
Brenner RL, Swift DJP, Gaynor GC (1985) Re�evaluation of
coquinoid sandstone depositional model, Upper Juras�
sic of central Wyoming and south-central Montana.
Sedimentology 32: 363-372
Brice JC (1964) Channel patterns and terraces of the Loup
Rivers in Nebraska. US Geol Survey, Prof Pap 422�D
Bridge JS (1975) Computer simulation of sedimentation in
meandering streams. Sedimentology 22: 3-44
Bridge JS (1984) Large scale fades sequences in alluvial
overbank environment. J Sediment Petrol 54: 583-588
Bridge JS (1985) Paleochannel patterns inferred from allu�
vial deposits: a critical evaluation. J Sediment Petrol 55:
579-589
Bridge JS (1993a} Description and interpretation of fluvial
deposits: a critical perspective. Sedimentology 40:
801-810
Bridge JS (1993b) The interaction between channel geom�
etry, water flow, sediment transport and deposition in
braided rivers. In: Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) Braided
rivers. Geological Society, London, pp 13-71 (Spec Publ
75)
529
Bridge JS, Diemer JA (1983) Quantitative interpretation of
an evolving ancient river system. Sedimentology 30:
599-623
Bridge JS, Gordon EA (1985) The Catskill magnafacies of
New York State. In: Flores RM, Harvey MD (eds) Field
guide to modern and ancient fluvial systems in the
United States. 3rd Int Sedimentology Conf, Fort
Collins, Colorado, pp 3-17
Bridge JS, Jarvis J (1976) Flow and sedimentary processes
in the meandering River South Esk, Glen Clova, Scot�
land. Earth Surface Proc 1: 303-336
Bridge JS, Leeder MR (1979) A simulation model of alluvial
stratigraphy. Sedimentology 26: 617-644
Bridge J$1 Mackey SD (1993a) A revised alluvial stratigra�
phy model. In: Marzo M, Puigdef
Bridge JS, Mackey SD (1993b) A theoretical study of fluvial
sandstone body dimensions. In: Flint SS, Bryant ID
(eds) The geological modelling of hydrocarbon reser�
voirs and outcrop analogues. Int Assoc Sedimentol
Spec Publ 15: 213-236
Bridge JS, Smith ND, Trent F, Gabel SL, Bernstein P (1986)
Sedimentology and morphology of a low-sinuosity
river: Calamus River, Nebraska Sand Hills. Sedimentology 33: 851-870
Brierley GJ (1991) Floodplain sedimentology of the
Squamish River, British Columbia: relevance of ele�
ment analysis. Sedimentology 38: 735-750
Brierley GJ (1993) Facies analysis of fine-grained fluvial
systems: a constructivist approach: keynote address,
5th international conference on fluvial sedimentology,
Brisbane, Australia, July 1993, keynote addresses and
abstracts, pp K5-K13
Brierley GJ, Hickin EJ (1991) Channel planform as a non�
controlling factor in fluvial sedimentology: the case of
the Squamish River floodplain, British Columbia. Sedi�
ment Geol 75: 67-83
Brierley GJ, Liu K, Crook KAW (1993) Sedimentology of
coarse�grained alluvial fans in the Markham Valley,
Papua New Guinea. Sediment Geol 86: 297-324
Brinkman R (1933) Ober Kreuzschichtung im deutschen
Buntsandsteinbecken. Nachrichten von der Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu GOttingen, Math Phys Kl
Fachgruppe IV1 no 32
Bristow CS (1987) Brahmaputra river: channel migration
and deposition. In: Ethridge FG, Flores R.M:, Harvey MD
(eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39: 63-74
Bristow CS (1988) Controls on the sedimentation of the
Rough Rock Group (Namurian) from the Pennine
Basin of northern England. In: Besly BM� Kelling G
(eds) Sedimentation in a synorogenic basin complex:
the Upper Carboniferous of northwest Europe. Black.ie,
Glasgow, pp 114-131
Bristow CS (1993a) Sedimentary structures exposed in bar
tops in the Brahmaputra River) Bangladesh. In: Best JL1
Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers. Geol Soc Lond Spec
Publ 75: 277-289
Bristow CS (1993b) Sedimentology of the Rough Rock: a
carboniferous braided sheet sandstone in nOrthern
England. In: Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers.
Geol Soc Lond Spec Publ 75: 291-304
P, Posamentier HW {eds) Siliclastic sequence stratigra�
phy: recent developments and applications. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 58: 259-283
Blum MD, Price DM (1994) Glacio�eustatic and climatic
controls on Quaternary alluvial plain deposition, Texas
coastal plain. Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc Trans 44: 1-9
Boothroyd JC, AshleyGM (1975) Process, bar morphology,
and sedimentary structures on braided outwash fans,
northeastern Gulf of Alaska. In: Jopling A V, McDonald
BC (eds) Glacio�fluvial and glaciolacustrine sedimen�
tation. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Paper 23:
193-222
Boothroyd JC, Nummedal D (1978) Preglacial braided
outwash: a model for humid alluvial�fan deposits. In:
Miall AD (ed) Fluvial sedimentology. Can Soc Petrol
Geol Mem 5: 641-668
Boss RF, Lennon RB, Wilson BW (1976) Middle Ground
Shoal field, Alaska. In: Braunstein J (ed) North Ameri�
can oil and gas fields. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Mem 24:
l-22
Botvinkina LN, Feofilova AP, Yablokov VS ( 1954) Alluvial
deposits for the Middle Carboniferous coal�bearing
beds of the Donets Basin. Trans Inst Geol Nauk Akad
Nauk SSSR Geol Ser 151: 30-89
Bowen DW, Weimer P, Scott AJ (1993) The relative success
of siliciclastic sequence stratigraphic concepts in ex�
ploration: examples from incised valley fill and turbid�
ite systems reservoirs. In: Weimer P, Posamentier HW
(eds) Siliciclastic sequence stratigraphy. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 58: 15-42
Bowen JM (1975) The Brent oil-field. In: Woodland AW
(ed) Petroleum and the continental shelf of north-west
Europe, vol l: geology. Wiley, New York, pp 353-361
Bown TM, Kraus MJ (1981) Lower Eocene alluvial paleo�
sols (Wilwood Formation, northwest Wyoming, USA)
and their significance for paleoecology, paleoclimatology, and basin analysis. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol
Palaeoecol34: 1-30
Bown TM, Kraus MJ (1987) Integration of channel and
floodplain suites, I. Development of sequence and lateral relations of alluvial paleosols. J Sediment Petrol 57:
587-601
Brenner RL, Swift DJP, Gaynor GC (1985) Re�evaluation of
coquinoid sandstone depositional model, Upper Juras�
sic of central Wyoming and south-central Montana.
Sedimentology 32: 363-372
Brice JC (1964) Channel patterns and terraces of the Loup
Rivers in Nebraska. US Geol Survey, Prof Pap 422�D
Bridge JS (1975) Computer simulation of sedimentation in
meandering streams. Sedimentology 22: 3-44
Bridge JS (1984) Large scale fades sequences in alluvial
overbank environment. J Sediment Petrol 54: 583-588
Bridge JS (1985) Paleochannel patterns inferred from allu�
vial deposits: a critical evaluation. J Sediment Petrol 55:
579-589
Bridge JS (1993a} Description and interpretation of fluvial
deposits: a critical perspective. Sedimentology 40:
801-810
Bridge JS (1993b) The interaction between channel geom�
etry, water flow, sediment transport and deposition in
braided rivers. In: Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) Braided
rivers. Geological Society, London, pp 13-71 (Spec Publ
75)
529
Bridge JS, Diemer JA (1983) Quantitative interpretation of
an evolving ancient river system. Sedimentology 30:
599-623
Bridge JS, Gordon EA (1985) The Catskill magnafacies of
New York State. In: Flores RM, Harvey MD (eds) Field
guide to modern and ancient fluvial systems in the
United States. 3rd Int Sedimentology Conf, Fort
Collins, Colorado, pp 3-17
Bridge JS, Jarvis J (1976) Flow and sedimentary processes
in the meandering River South Esk, Glen Clova, Scot�
land. Earth Surface Proc 1: 303-336
Bridge JS, Leeder MR (1979) A simulation model of alluvial
stratigraphy. Sedimentology 26: 617-644
Bridge J$1 Mackey SD (1993a) A revised alluvial stratigra�
phy model. In: Marzo M, Puigdef
Bridge JS, Mackey SD (1993b) A theoretical study of fluvial
sandstone body dimensions. In: Flint SS, Bryant ID
(eds) The geological modelling of hydrocarbon reser�
voirs and outcrop analogues. Int Assoc Sedimentol
Spec Publ 15: 213-236
Bridge JS, Smith ND, Trent F, Gabel SL, Bernstein P (1986)
Sedimentology and morphology of a low-sinuosity
river: Calamus River, Nebraska Sand Hills. Sedimentology 33: 851-870
Brierley GJ (1991) Floodplain sedimentology of the
Squamish River, British Columbia: relevance of ele�
ment analysis. Sedimentology 38: 735-750
Brierley GJ (1993) Facies analysis of fine-grained fluvial
systems: a constructivist approach: keynote address,
5th international conference on fluvial sedimentology,
Brisbane, Australia, July 1993, keynote addresses and
abstracts, pp K5-K13
Brierley GJ, Hickin EJ (1991) Channel planform as a non�
controlling factor in fluvial sedimentology: the case of
the Squamish River floodplain, British Columbia. Sedi�
ment Geol 75: 67-83
Brierley GJ, Liu K, Crook KAW (1993) Sedimentology of
coarse�grained alluvial fans in the Markham Valley,
Papua New Guinea. Sediment Geol 86: 297-324
Brinkman R (1933) Ober Kreuzschichtung im deutschen
Buntsandsteinbecken. Nachrichten von der Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu GOttingen, Math Phys Kl
Fachgruppe IV1 no 32
Bristow CS (1987) Brahmaputra river: channel migration
and deposition. In: Ethridge FG, Flores R.M:, Harvey MD
(eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39: 63-74
Bristow CS (1988) Controls on the sedimentation of the
Rough Rock Group (Namurian) from the Pennine
Basin of northern England. In: Besly BM� Kelling G
(eds) Sedimentation in a synorogenic basin complex:
the Upper Carboniferous of northwest Europe. Black.ie,
Glasgow, pp 114-131
Bristow CS (1993a) Sedimentary structures exposed in bar
tops in the Brahmaputra River) Bangladesh. In: Best JL1
Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers. Geol Soc Lond Spec
Publ 75: 277-289
Bristow CS (1993b) Sedimentology of the Rough Rock: a
carboniferous braided sheet sandstone in nOrthern
England. In: Best JL, Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers.
Geol Soc Lond Spec Publ 75: 291-304