540
Hahmann P (1912) l)ie Bildung von Sandduenen bei
gleichmaBiger StrOmung. Ann Phys 637-676
Hallam A (1963) Major epeirogenic and eustatic changes
since the Cretaceous and their possible relationship to
Crustal structure. Am J Sci 261: 397-423
Hallam A (1984) Continental humid and arid zones during
the Jurassic and Cretaceous. Palaeogeogr Palaeo�
dimatol Palaeoecol 47: 195-223
Hamblin AP, Rust BR (1989) Tectono�sedimentary analysis of alternate-polarity half-graben basin-fill successions: Late Carboniferous Horton Group, Cape Breton
Island, Nova Scotia. Basin Res 2: 239-255
Hambrey MJ, Harland WB (1981) Criteria for the identification of glacigenic deposits. In: Hambrey MJ, Harland
WB (eds) Earth's Pre-Pleistocene glacial record. Cam�
bridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 14-27
Hamilton DS, Galloway WE (1989) New exploration
techniques in the analysis of diagenetically complex
reservoir sandstones, Sydney Basin, NSW. Aust Petrol
Explor Assoc J 29: 235-257
Hamilton DS, Tadros NZ (1994) Utility of coal seams as
genetic stratigraphic sequence boundaries in nonM
marine basins: an example from the Gunnedah Basin,
Australia. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 78: 267-286
Hamilton W (1979) Tectonics of the Indonesian region. US
Geological Survey professional paper 1078
Hamilton W (1985) Subduction, magmatic arcs, and fore�
land deformation. In: Howell DG (ed) Tectonostratigraphic terranes of the circum-Pacific region.
Circum-Pacific Council for Energy and Mineral Resources. Earth Sci Ser 1: 259.,.262
Hamilton W (1987) Crustal extension in the Basin and
Range province, southwestern United States. In: Cowan;l MP, Dewey JF, Hancock PL (eds} Continental extensional tectonics. Geol Soc Land Spec Pub} 28:
155-176
Hamilton WS, Cameron CP (1986) Facies relationships
and depositional environments of Lower Tuscaloosa
Formation reservoir sandstones in the McComb field
area, southwest Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc
Geol Soc 36: 141
Hamlin KH, Cameron CP (1987) Sandstone petrology and
diagenesis of Lower Tuscaloosa Formation reservoirs
in the McComb and Little Creek field areas, southwest
Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc 37:
95-104
Hanneman DL, Wideman CJ (1991) Sequence stratigraphy
of Cenozoic continental rocks, southwestern Montana.
Geol Soc Am Bull 103: 1335-1345
Hanneman DL, Wideman CJ, Halvorsen JW (1994) Calcic
paleosols: their use in subsurface stratigraphy. Am
Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 78: 1360-1371
Happ SC, Rittenhouse G, Dobson GC (1940) Some prin�
ciples of accelerated stream valley sedimentation. US
Department of Agriculture, technical bulletin 695
Harms JC (1966) Stratigraphic traps in valley fill, western
Nebraska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 50: 2119-2149
Haq BU, Hardenbol J, Vail PR (1987) Chronologyoffluctu�
ating sea levels since the Triassic (250 million years ago
to present}. Science 235: 1156-1167
Haq BU, Hardenbol J, Vail PR (1988) Mesozoic and
Cenozoic chronostratigraphy and cycles of sea-level
change. In: Wilgus CK, Hastings BS, Kendall CGSC,
PosamentierHW, Ross CA, Van WagonerJC (P.ds) SeaReferences
level research: an integrated approach. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 42: 71-108
Hardie LA, Smoot JP, Eugster HP (1978) Saline lakes and
their deposits: a sedimentological approach. In: Matter
A, Tucker ME (eds) Modern and ancient lake sediments. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 2: 7-41
Harms JC (1966) Stratigraphic traps in valley flll, western
Nebraska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 50: 2119-2149
Harms JC, Fahnestock RK (1965} Stratification, bed fo rms,
and flow phenomena (with an example from the Rio
Grande). In: Middleton GV (ed) Primary sedimentary
structures and their hydrodynamic interpretation. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ l2: 84- 115
Harms JC, Mackenzie DB, McCubbin DG (1963) Stratification in modern sands of the Red River, Louisiana. J Geol
71: 566-580
Harms jC, Southard JB, Spearing DR, Walker RG (1975)
Depositional environments as interpreted from primary sedimentary structures and stratification sequences. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral_ Short Course 2
Harms JC, Southard JB, Walke f RG (1982) Structures and
sequences in clastic rocks. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral
Short Course 9
Harris AL, Fettes Dj (eds) (1988) The Caledonian-Appalachian orogen. Geological Society, London (Spec Pap 38)
Harris PT (1988) Large-scale bedforms as indicators of
mutually evasive sand transport and the sequential
inftlling of wide-mouthed estuaries. Sediment Geol 57:
273-298
Hartley AJ (1993) Sedimentological response of an alluvial
system to source area tectonism: the Seilao Member of
the Late Cretaceous to Eocene Purilactis Formation of
northern Chile. In: Marzo M, Puigdef::ibregas C (eds)
Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec
Publ 17: 489-500
Harvey AM ( 1990) Factors influencing Quaternary alluvial
fan development in southeast Spain. In: Rachocki AH,
Church M (eds) Alluvial fans: a field approach. Wiley,
Chichester, pp 247-269
Hastings JO Jr (1990) Coarse-grained meander-belt reservoirs, Rocky Ridge field, North Dakota. In: Barwis JH,
McPherson JG, Studlick RJ (eds) Sandstone petroleum
reservoirs. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp
57-84
Haszeldine RS (1983a) Fluvial bars reconstructed from a
deep, straight channel, Upper Carboniferous coalfield
of northeast England. I Sediment Petrol 53: 1233-1248
Haszeldine RS (1983b) Descending tabular cross-bed sets
and bounding surfaces from a fluvial channel in the
Upper Carboniferous coalfield of north-east England.
In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and ancient
fluvial systems. lnt Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 6:
449-456
Hayden HH (1821) Geological essays, or an enquiry into
some of the geological phenomena to be found in vari�
ous parts of America and elsewhere. Am J Sci 3: 47-57
Hayes BJR, Christopher JE, Rosenthal L, Los G, McKercher
B (1994) Cretaceous Mannville Group of the Western
Canada Sedimentary Basin. In: Mossop GD, Shetsen I
(eds) Geological atlas of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin. Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists,
Calgary, Alberta, pp 317-334
Hayes JB, Harms JC, Wilson T Jr (1976) Contrasts between
braided and meandering stream deposits, Beluga and
Hahmann P (1912) l)ie Bildung von Sandduenen bei
gleichmaBiger StrOmung. Ann Phys 637-676
Hallam A (1963) Major epeirogenic and eustatic changes
since the Cretaceous and their possible relationship to
Crustal structure. Am J Sci 261: 397-423
Hallam A (1984) Continental humid and arid zones during
the Jurassic and Cretaceous. Palaeogeogr Palaeo�
dimatol Palaeoecol 47: 195-223
Hamblin AP, Rust BR (1989) Tectono�sedimentary analysis of alternate-polarity half-graben basin-fill successions: Late Carboniferous Horton Group, Cape Breton
Island, Nova Scotia. Basin Res 2: 239-255
Hambrey MJ, Harland WB (1981) Criteria for the identification of glacigenic deposits. In: Hambrey MJ, Harland
WB (eds) Earth's Pre-Pleistocene glacial record. Cam�
bridge University Press, Cambridge, pp 14-27
Hamilton DS, Galloway WE (1989) New exploration
techniques in the analysis of diagenetically complex
reservoir sandstones, Sydney Basin, NSW. Aust Petrol
Explor Assoc J 29: 235-257
Hamilton DS, Tadros NZ (1994) Utility of coal seams as
genetic stratigraphic sequence boundaries in nonM
marine basins: an example from the Gunnedah Basin,
Australia. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 78: 267-286
Hamilton W (1979) Tectonics of the Indonesian region. US
Geological Survey professional paper 1078
Hamilton W (1985) Subduction, magmatic arcs, and fore�
land deformation. In: Howell DG (ed) Tectonostratigraphic terranes of the circum-Pacific region.
Circum-Pacific Council for Energy and Mineral Resources. Earth Sci Ser 1: 259.,.262
Hamilton W (1987) Crustal extension in the Basin and
Range province, southwestern United States. In: Cowan;l MP, Dewey JF, Hancock PL (eds} Continental extensional tectonics. Geol Soc Land Spec Pub} 28:
155-176
Hamilton WS, Cameron CP (1986) Facies relationships
and depositional environments of Lower Tuscaloosa
Formation reservoir sandstones in the McComb field
area, southwest Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc
Geol Soc 36: 141
Hamlin KH, Cameron CP (1987) Sandstone petrology and
diagenesis of Lower Tuscaloosa Formation reservoirs
in the McComb and Little Creek field areas, southwest
Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc 37:
95-104
Hanneman DL, Wideman CJ (1991) Sequence stratigraphy
of Cenozoic continental rocks, southwestern Montana.
Geol Soc Am Bull 103: 1335-1345
Hanneman DL, Wideman CJ, Halvorsen JW (1994) Calcic
paleosols: their use in subsurface stratigraphy. Am
Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 78: 1360-1371
Happ SC, Rittenhouse G, Dobson GC (1940) Some prin�
ciples of accelerated stream valley sedimentation. US
Department of Agriculture, technical bulletin 695
Harms JC (1966) Stratigraphic traps in valley fill, western
Nebraska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 50: 2119-2149
Haq BU, Hardenbol J, Vail PR (1987) Chronologyoffluctu�
ating sea levels since the Triassic (250 million years ago
to present}. Science 235: 1156-1167
Haq BU, Hardenbol J, Vail PR (1988) Mesozoic and
Cenozoic chronostratigraphy and cycles of sea-level
change. In: Wilgus CK, Hastings BS, Kendall CGSC,
PosamentierHW, Ross CA, Van WagonerJC (P.ds) SeaReferences
level research: an integrated approach. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 42: 71-108
Hardie LA, Smoot JP, Eugster HP (1978) Saline lakes and
their deposits: a sedimentological approach. In: Matter
A, Tucker ME (eds) Modern and ancient lake sediments. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 2: 7-41
Harms JC (1966) Stratigraphic traps in valley flll, western
Nebraska. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 50: 2119-2149
Harms JC, Fahnestock RK (1965} Stratification, bed fo rms,
and flow phenomena (with an example from the Rio
Grande). In: Middleton GV (ed) Primary sedimentary
structures and their hydrodynamic interpretation. Soc
Econ Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ l2: 84- 115
Harms JC, Mackenzie DB, McCubbin DG (1963) Stratification in modern sands of the Red River, Louisiana. J Geol
71: 566-580
Harms jC, Southard JB, Spearing DR, Walker RG (1975)
Depositional environments as interpreted from primary sedimentary structures and stratification sequences. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral_ Short Course 2
Harms JC, Southard JB, Walke f RG (1982) Structures and
sequences in clastic rocks. Soc Econ Paleontol Mineral
Short Course 9
Harris AL, Fettes Dj (eds) (1988) The Caledonian-Appalachian orogen. Geological Society, London (Spec Pap 38)
Harris PT (1988) Large-scale bedforms as indicators of
mutually evasive sand transport and the sequential
inftlling of wide-mouthed estuaries. Sediment Geol 57:
273-298
Hartley AJ (1993) Sedimentological response of an alluvial
system to source area tectonism: the Seilao Member of
the Late Cretaceous to Eocene Purilactis Formation of
northern Chile. In: Marzo M, Puigdef::ibregas C (eds)
Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec
Publ 17: 489-500
Harvey AM ( 1990) Factors influencing Quaternary alluvial
fan development in southeast Spain. In: Rachocki AH,
Church M (eds) Alluvial fans: a field approach. Wiley,
Chichester, pp 247-269
Hastings JO Jr (1990) Coarse-grained meander-belt reservoirs, Rocky Ridge field, North Dakota. In: Barwis JH,
McPherson JG, Studlick RJ (eds) Sandstone petroleum
reservoirs. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp
57-84
Haszeldine RS (1983a) Fluvial bars reconstructed from a
deep, straight channel, Upper Carboniferous coalfield
of northeast England. I Sediment Petrol 53: 1233-1248
Haszeldine RS (1983b) Descending tabular cross-bed sets
and bounding surfaces from a fluvial channel in the
Upper Carboniferous coalfield of north-east England.
In: Collinson JD, Lewin J (eds) Modern and ancient
fluvial systems. lnt Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 6:
449-456
Hayden HH (1821) Geological essays, or an enquiry into
some of the geological phenomena to be found in vari�
ous parts of America and elsewhere. Am J Sci 3: 47-57
Hayes BJR, Christopher JE, Rosenthal L, Los G, McKercher
B (1994) Cretaceous Mannville Group of the Western
Canada Sedimentary Basin. In: Mossop GD, Shetsen I
(eds) Geological atlas of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin. Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists,
Calgary, Alberta, pp 317-334
Hayes JB, Harms JC, Wilson T Jr (1976) Contrasts between
braided and meandering stream deposits, Beluga and