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aeolian reservoirs. Geol Soc Land Spec Publ 73: 231-245
Coward MP (1990} the Precambrian, Caledonian and
Variscan framework to NW Europe. In: Hardman RFP,
Brooks J (eds) Tectonic events responsible for Britain's
oil and gas reserves. Geol Soc Land Special Publ 55: 1-34
Crews SG, Ethridge FG (1993) Laramide tectonics and humid alluvial fan sedimentation, NE Uinta Uplift, Utah
and Wyoming. J Sediment Petrol 63: 420-436
Crook KAW (1989) Suturing history of an allochthonous
terrane at a modern plate boundary traced by flysch-tomolasse transitions. Sediment Geol 61: 49-80
Cross TA (1986) Tectonic controls of foreland basin subsidence and Laramide style deformation, western United
States. In: Allen P A, Homewood P ( eds) Foreland basins.
Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ8: 15-39
Cross TA (ed) (1990) Quantitative dynamic stratigraphy.
Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 625 p
Crostella A (1983) Malacca Strait wrench fault controlled
Laland and Mengkapan oil fields. SEAPEX Proc 6: 24-34
Crowell JC (1974a) Origin oflate Cenozoic basins in southern California. In: Dickinson WR (ed) Tectonics and
sedimentation. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ
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Crowell JC (1974b) Sedimentation along the San Andreas
Fault, California. In: Dott RH, Shaver RH (eds) Modern
and ancient g_ eosynclinal sedimentation. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ l9: 29:l-303
Crowell JC (1978) Gondwanan glaciation, cyclothems, con�
tinental positioning, and climate change. Am J Sci 278:
1345-1372
Crowell )C, Link MH (eds) (1982) Geologic history of Ridge
Basin, southern California. Pacific Section, Society of
Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists, Tulsa,
Oklahoma
Crowley KD (1983) Large�scale bed configurations (macroforms), Platte River basin, Colorado and Nebraska: primary structures and formative processes. Geol Soc Am
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Crumeyrolle P, Rubino J-1, Clauzon G (1991) Miocene
depositional sequences within a tectonically controlled
transgressive-regressive cycle. In: Macdonald DIM (ed)
(1991) Sedimentation, tectonics and eustasy: sea�level
changes at active margins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec
Publ 12: 373-390
Cuevas Gozalo MC, Martinius AW (1993) Outcrop database for the geological characterization of fluvial reser�
voirs: an example from distal fluvial fan deposits in the
Loranca Basin, Spain. In: North CP, Prosser DJ (ed)
Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirs. Geol
Soc Land Spec Publ73: 79-94
Cullingford RA, Davidson DA, Lewin J (1980) Timescales in
geomorphology. Wiley, Chichester
Curray JR (1956} The analysis of two-dimensional orientation data. J Geol64: 117-131
Curry WH, Curry WH 1!1 (1972) South Glenrock oil field,
Wyoming: prediscovery thinking and postdiscovery description. In: King RE (ed) Stratigraphic oil and gas
fields. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Mem 16: 415-427
Dahlstrom CDA (1970) Structural geology in the eastern
margin of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Bull Can
Petrol Geol 18: 332-406
533
Dalrymple RW (1984) Morphology and internal structure
of sandwaves in the Bay of Fundy. Sedimentology 31:
365-382
Dalrymple RW, Boyd R, Zaitlin BA (eds) (1994) Incisedvalley systems: origin and sedimentary sequences. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 51
Dalrymple RW, Makino Y (1989) Description and genesis
of tidal bedding in the Cobequid Bay-Salmon River
Estuary, Bay of Fundy, Canada. In: Taira A, Masuda F
(eds) Sedimentary facies in the active plate margin.
Terra Scientific, Tokyo, pp 151-177
Damanti JF (1993) Geomorphic and structural controls
on facies patterns and sediment composition in a
modern foreland basin. In: Marzo M, Puigdefabregas
C (eds) Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol
Spec Publ 17: 221-233
Dana JD (1850a) On denudation in the Pacific. Am J Sci 9:
48-62
Dana JD (1850b) On the degradation of the rocks of New
South Wales and formation of valleys. Am J Sci 9:
289-294
Dana JD (1862) Manual of geology. Ivison, Blakeman and
Taylor, New York
Darby DA, Whittecar GR, Barringer RA, Garrett JR (1990)
Alluvial lithofacies recognition in a humid-tropical
setting. Sediment Geol 67: 161-174
Darwin GH (1883) On the fo rmation of ripple marks. R
Soc Lond Proc 36: 18-43
Davies DK (1966) Sedimentary structures andsubfades of
Mississippi River point bar. J Geol 74: 234-239
Davies DK, Williams BPJ, Vessell RK (1991) Reservoir
models for meandering and straight fluvial channels:
examples from the Travis Peak Formation, East Texas.
Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc 41: 152-174
Davies DK, Williams BPJ, Vessell RK (1993) Dimensions
and quality of reservoirs originating in low and high
sinuosity channel systems, Lower Cretaceous Travis
Peak Formation, East Texas, USA. In: North CP,
Prosser DJ (eds) Characterization of fluvial and
aeolian reservoirs. Geol Soc Lond Spec Publ 73: 95-121
Davis JL, Annan AP (1986) High resolution sounding
using ground-probing radar. Geosci Can 13: 205-208
Davis JL, Annan AP (1989) Ground-penetrating radar for
high-resolution mapping of soil and rock stratigraphy.
Geophys Prospect 37: 531-551
Davis WM (1898a) The Triassic formations of Connecti�
cut. US Geol Surv Annu Rep 18 (2): 1-192
Davis WM (1898b) Physical geography. Ginn, Boston,
432 p
Davis WM (1899) The geographical cycle. Geogr J 14:
481-504
Davis WM (1900) The fresh-water Tertiary formations of
the Rocky Mountains region. Proc Am Acad Arts Sci
35: 345-373
Dawson MR, Bryant ID (1987) Three-dimensional fades
geometry in Pleistocene outwash sediments, Worcestershire, UK. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM, Harvey MD
(eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39; 191-196
De Boer PL, Smith DG (eds) (1994) Orbital forcing and
cyclic sequences. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 19:
559
stone Group of the East Irish Sea Basin, UK. In: North
CP, Prosser DJ (eds) Characterization of fluvial and
aeolian reservoirs. Geol Soc Land Spec Publ 73: 231-245
Coward MP (1990} the Precambrian, Caledonian and
Variscan framework to NW Europe. In: Hardman RFP,
Brooks J (eds) Tectonic events responsible for Britain's
oil and gas reserves. Geol Soc Land Special Publ 55: 1-34
Crews SG, Ethridge FG (1993) Laramide tectonics and humid alluvial fan sedimentation, NE Uinta Uplift, Utah
and Wyoming. J Sediment Petrol 63: 420-436
Crook KAW (1989) Suturing history of an allochthonous
terrane at a modern plate boundary traced by flysch-tomolasse transitions. Sediment Geol 61: 49-80
Cross TA (1986) Tectonic controls of foreland basin subsidence and Laramide style deformation, western United
States. In: Allen P A, Homewood P ( eds) Foreland basins.
Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ8: 15-39
Cross TA (ed) (1990) Quantitative dynamic stratigraphy.
Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 625 p
Crostella A (1983) Malacca Strait wrench fault controlled
Laland and Mengkapan oil fields. SEAPEX Proc 6: 24-34
Crowell JC (1974a) Origin oflate Cenozoic basins in southern California. In: Dickinson WR (ed) Tectonics and
sedimentation. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ
22: 190-204
Crowell JC (1974b) Sedimentation along the San Andreas
Fault, California. In: Dott RH, Shaver RH (eds) Modern
and ancient g_ eosynclinal sedimentation. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ l9: 29:l-303
Crowell JC (1978) Gondwanan glaciation, cyclothems, con�
tinental positioning, and climate change. Am J Sci 278:
1345-1372
Crowell )C, Link MH (eds) (1982) Geologic history of Ridge
Basin, southern California. Pacific Section, Society of
Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists, Tulsa,
Oklahoma
Crowley KD (1983) Large�scale bed configurations (macroforms), Platte River basin, Colorado and Nebraska: primary structures and formative processes. Geol Soc Am
Bull 94: 117-133
Crumeyrolle P, Rubino J-1, Clauzon G (1991) Miocene
depositional sequences within a tectonically controlled
transgressive-regressive cycle. In: Macdonald DIM (ed)
(1991) Sedimentation, tectonics and eustasy: sea�level
changes at active margins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec
Publ 12: 373-390
Cuevas Gozalo MC, Martinius AW (1993) Outcrop database for the geological characterization of fluvial reser�
voirs: an example from distal fluvial fan deposits in the
Loranca Basin, Spain. In: North CP, Prosser DJ (ed)
Characterization of fluvial and aeolian reservoirs. Geol
Soc Land Spec Publ73: 79-94
Cullingford RA, Davidson DA, Lewin J (1980) Timescales in
geomorphology. Wiley, Chichester
Curray JR (1956} The analysis of two-dimensional orientation data. J Geol64: 117-131
Curry WH, Curry WH 1!1 (1972) South Glenrock oil field,
Wyoming: prediscovery thinking and postdiscovery description. In: King RE (ed) Stratigraphic oil and gas
fields. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Mem 16: 415-427
Dahlstrom CDA (1970) Structural geology in the eastern
margin of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Bull Can
Petrol Geol 18: 332-406
533
Dalrymple RW (1984) Morphology and internal structure
of sandwaves in the Bay of Fundy. Sedimentology 31:
365-382
Dalrymple RW, Boyd R, Zaitlin BA (eds) (1994) Incisedvalley systems: origin and sedimentary sequences. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 51
Dalrymple RW, Makino Y (1989) Description and genesis
of tidal bedding in the Cobequid Bay-Salmon River
Estuary, Bay of Fundy, Canada. In: Taira A, Masuda F
(eds) Sedimentary facies in the active plate margin.
Terra Scientific, Tokyo, pp 151-177
Damanti JF (1993) Geomorphic and structural controls
on facies patterns and sediment composition in a
modern foreland basin. In: Marzo M, Puigdefabregas
C (eds) Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol
Spec Publ 17: 221-233
Dana JD (1850a) On denudation in the Pacific. Am J Sci 9:
48-62
Dana JD (1850b) On the degradation of the rocks of New
South Wales and formation of valleys. Am J Sci 9:
289-294
Dana JD (1862) Manual of geology. Ivison, Blakeman and
Taylor, New York
Darby DA, Whittecar GR, Barringer RA, Garrett JR (1990)
Alluvial lithofacies recognition in a humid-tropical
setting. Sediment Geol 67: 161-174
Darwin GH (1883) On the fo rmation of ripple marks. R
Soc Lond Proc 36: 18-43
Davies DK (1966) Sedimentary structures andsubfades of
Mississippi River point bar. J Geol 74: 234-239
Davies DK, Williams BPJ, Vessell RK (1991) Reservoir
models for meandering and straight fluvial channels:
examples from the Travis Peak Formation, East Texas.
Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc 41: 152-174
Davies DK, Williams BPJ, Vessell RK (1993) Dimensions
and quality of reservoirs originating in low and high
sinuosity channel systems, Lower Cretaceous Travis
Peak Formation, East Texas, USA. In: North CP,
Prosser DJ (eds) Characterization of fluvial and
aeolian reservoirs. Geol Soc Lond Spec Publ 73: 95-121
Davis JL, Annan AP (1986) High resolution sounding
using ground-probing radar. Geosci Can 13: 205-208
Davis JL, Annan AP (1989) Ground-penetrating radar for
high-resolution mapping of soil and rock stratigraphy.
Geophys Prospect 37: 531-551
Davis WM (1898a) The Triassic formations of Connecti�
cut. US Geol Surv Annu Rep 18 (2): 1-192
Davis WM (1898b) Physical geography. Ginn, Boston,
432 p
Davis WM (1899) The geographical cycle. Geogr J 14:
481-504
Davis WM (1900) The fresh-water Tertiary formations of
the Rocky Mountains region. Proc Am Acad Arts Sci
35: 345-373
Dawson MR, Bryant ID (1987) Three-dimensional fades
geometry in Pleistocene outwash sediments, Worcestershire, UK. In: Ethridge FG, Flores RM, Harvey MD
(eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology.
Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39; 191-196
De Boer PL, Smith DG (eds) (1994) Orbital forcing and
cyclic sequences. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 19:
559