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grained channel deposits in meandering streams of the
American middle west. J Sediment Petrol 51: 1 169-1 192
Jamieson TF (1860) On the drift and rolled gravel of the
North of Scotland. Q J Geol Soc Land 16: 347-371
Jeffreys H (1929) On the transport of sediment by streams.
Cambr Philos Soc Proc 25: 272-276
Jervey MT (1988) Quantitative geological modeling of
siliciclastic rock sequences and their seismic expres�
sion. In: Wilgus CK, Hastings BS, Kendall CGSC,
Posamentier HW, Ross CA, Van Wagoner JC (eds) Sea
level research - an integrated approach. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 42: 47-69
Jerzykiewicz T, Sweet AR (1988) Sedimentological and
palynological evidence of regional climate changes in
the Campanian to Paleocene sediments of the Rocky
Mountain Foothills, Canada. Sediment Geol 59: 29-76
Jin Y, Liu D, Luo C (1985) Development ofDaqing oil field
by waterflooding. J Petrol Technol 37: 269-274
Jirik LA (1990) Reservoir heterogeneity in Middle Frio
fluvial sandstones: case studies in Seeligson field, Jim
Wells,county, Texas. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc
49: 335-351
Jo HR, Rhee CW, Ryang WH (1994) Evaluating major
controls on basinal stratigraphy, Pine Valley, Nevada:
implications for syntectonic deposition: Discussion.
Geol Soc Am Bull 106: 155-156
Johansson CE (1963) Orientation of pebbles in running
water. A laboratory study. Geogr Ann 45: 85-112
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Lower Eromanga Basin sequence in south-west
Queensland. Aust Petrol Explor Assoc J 27: 196-214
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man, San Francisco
Johnson D (1932) Streams and their significance. J Geol40:
481-496
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portion of the Punjab re�entrant: the sequence at
Haritalyangar Disrict, Bilaspur, HP. Himal Geol 3:
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(1985) Paleomagnetic chronology, fluvial processes,
and tectonic implications of the Siwalik deposits near
Chinji Village, Pakistan. J Geol 93: 27-40
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Magnetic polarity stratigraphy, age and tectonic setting
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basin, San Juan Province, Argentina. In: Allen PA,
Homewood P (eds) Foreland basins. Int Assoc
Sedimentol Spec Publ 8: 63-75
Johnsson MJ, Basu A (1993) Processes controlling the
composition of clastic sediments. Geol Soc Am Spec
Paper 284
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Jolley EJ, Turner P, Williams GD, Hartley AJ, FlintS (1990)
Sedimentological response of an alluvial system to
Neogene thrust tectonics, Atacama Desert, northern
Chile. J Geol Soc Lond 147: 769-784
Jones BG, Rust BR (1983) Massive sandstone facies in the
Hawkesbury Sandstone, a Triassic fluvial deposit near
Sydney, Australia. J Sediment Petrol 53: 1249-1260
Jones CM (1977) Effects of varying discharge regimes on
bed�form sedimentary structures in modern rivers.
Geology 5: 567-570
Jones CM, McCabe PJ (1980) Erosion surfaces within giant
fluvial cross-beds of the Carboniferous in northern
England. J Sediment Petrol 50: 613-620
Jopling AV (1963) Hydraulic studies on the origin of bedding. Sedimentology 2: 115-121
Jopling AV (1965) Hydraulic factors controlling the shape
of laminae in laboratory deltas. J Sediment Petrol 35:
777-791
Jopling AV (1975) Early studies on stratified drift In:
Jopling AV, McDonald BC (eds) Glaciofluvial and
glaciolacustrine sedimentation. Soc Econ Paleontol
Mineral Spec Publ 23: 4-21
Jopling AV, Walker RG (1968) Morphology and origin of
ripple�drift cross-lamination, with examples from the
Pleistocene of Massachusetts. J Sediment Petrol 38:
971-984
Jordan DW, Pryor W A ( 1992) Hierarchical levels ofheterogeneity in a Mississippi River meander belt and appli�
cation to reservoir systems. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull
76: 1601-1624
Jordan TE (1981) Thrust'l6ads and fo reland basin evolu�
tion, Cretaceous western United States. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Bull 65: 2506-2520
Jordan TE (1995) Retroarc foreland and related basins. In:
Busby CJ, Ingersoll RV (eds) Tectonics of sedimentary
basins. Blackwell Scientific, Oxford: 331-362
Jordan TE, Illemings PB (1990) From geodynamic models
to basin fill - a stratigraPhic perspective. In: Cross TA
(ed) Quantitative dynamic stratigraphy. Prentice-Hall,
Englewood Cliffs, pp 149-163
Jordan TE, Flemings PB (1991) Large-scale stratigraphic
architecture, eustatic variation, and unsteady tee�
tonism: a theoretical evaluation. J Geophys Res 96B:
6681-6699
Jordan TE, Flemings PB, Beer JA (1988) Dating thrust-fault
activity by use of foreland� basin strata. In: Kleinspehn
KL, Paola C (eds) New perspectives in basin analysis.
Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 307-330
Karges HE (1962) Significance of Lower Tuscaloosa sand
patterns in southwest Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast
Assoc Geol Soc 12: 171-173
Karlsen DA, Larter S (1989) A rapid correlation method for
petroleum population mapping within individual pe�
troleum reservoirs: application to petroleum reservoir
description. In: Collinson JD ( ed) Correlation in hydrocarbon exploration. Graham and Trotman, London, pp
77-85
Katz BJ (ed) (1990) Lacustrine basin exploration: case
studies and modern analogs. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Mem SO
Kauffman EG (1969) Cretaceous marine cycles of the
Western Interior. Mountain Geol 6: 227-245
(ed) Fluvial sedimentology. Can Soc Petrol Geol Mem 5:
543-576
Jackson RG II (1981) Sedimentology of muddy fine�
grained channel deposits in meandering streams of the
American middle west. J Sediment Petrol 51: 1 169-1 192
Jamieson TF (1860) On the drift and rolled gravel of the
North of Scotland. Q J Geol Soc Land 16: 347-371
Jeffreys H (1929) On the transport of sediment by streams.
Cambr Philos Soc Proc 25: 272-276
Jervey MT (1988) Quantitative geological modeling of
siliciclastic rock sequences and their seismic expres�
sion. In: Wilgus CK, Hastings BS, Kendall CGSC,
Posamentier HW, Ross CA, Van Wagoner JC (eds) Sea
level research - an integrated approach. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 42: 47-69
Jerzykiewicz T, Sweet AR (1988) Sedimentological and
palynological evidence of regional climate changes in
the Campanian to Paleocene sediments of the Rocky
Mountain Foothills, Canada. Sediment Geol 59: 29-76
Jin Y, Liu D, Luo C (1985) Development ofDaqing oil field
by waterflooding. J Petrol Technol 37: 269-274
Jirik LA (1990) Reservoir heterogeneity in Middle Frio
fluvial sandstones: case studies in Seeligson field, Jim
Wells,county, Texas. Trans Gulf Coast Assoc Geol Soc
49: 335-351
Jo HR, Rhee CW, Ryang WH (1994) Evaluating major
controls on basinal stratigraphy, Pine Valley, Nevada:
implications for syntectonic deposition: Discussion.
Geol Soc Am Bull 106: 155-156
Johansson CE (1963) Orientation of pebbles in running
water. A laboratory study. Geogr Ann 45: 85-112
John BH, Almond CS (1987) Lithostratigraphy of the
Lower Eromanga Basin sequence in south-west
Queensland. Aust Petrol Explor Assoc J 27: 196-214
Johnson AM (1970) Physical processes in geology. Free�
man, San Francisco
Johnson D (1932) Streams and their significance. J Geol40:
481-496
Johnson GD (1977) Paleopedology of Ramapithecus-bearing sediments, North India. Geol Rundsch 66: 192-216
Johnson GD, Vondra CF (1972) Siwalik sediments in a
portion of the Punjab re�entrant: the sequence at
Haritalyangar Disrict, Bilaspur, HP. Himal Geol 3:
118-144
johnson GD, Raynolds RGH, Burbank DW (1986) Late
Cenozoic tectonics and sedimentation in the northwestern Himalayan fo redeep: I. Thrust ramping and
associated deformation in the Potwar region. In: Allen
PA, Homewood P (eds) Foreland basins. Int Assoc
Sedimentol Spec Pubi S: 273-291
Johnson NM, Stix J, Tauxe L, Cerveny PF, Tahirkheli RAK
(1985) Paleomagnetic chronology, fluvial processes,
and tectonic implications of the Siwalik deposits near
Chinji Village, Pakistan. J Geol 93: 27-40
Johnson NM, Jordan TE, Johnsson PA, Naeser CW (1986)
Magnetic polarity stratigraphy, age and tectonic setting
of fluvial sediments in an eastern Andean foreland
basin, San Juan Province, Argentina. In: Allen PA,
Homewood P (eds) Foreland basins. Int Assoc
Sedimentol Spec Publ 8: 63-75
Johnsson MJ, Basu A (1993) Processes controlling the
composition of clastic sediments. Geol Soc Am Spec
Paper 284
543
Jolley EJ, Turner P, Williams GD, Hartley AJ, FlintS (1990)
Sedimentological response of an alluvial system to
Neogene thrust tectonics, Atacama Desert, northern
Chile. J Geol Soc Lond 147: 769-784
Jones BG, Rust BR (1983) Massive sandstone facies in the
Hawkesbury Sandstone, a Triassic fluvial deposit near
Sydney, Australia. J Sediment Petrol 53: 1249-1260
Jones CM (1977) Effects of varying discharge regimes on
bed�form sedimentary structures in modern rivers.
Geology 5: 567-570
Jones CM, McCabe PJ (1980) Erosion surfaces within giant
fluvial cross-beds of the Carboniferous in northern
England. J Sediment Petrol 50: 613-620
Jopling AV (1963) Hydraulic studies on the origin of bedding. Sedimentology 2: 115-121
Jopling AV (1965) Hydraulic factors controlling the shape
of laminae in laboratory deltas. J Sediment Petrol 35:
777-791
Jopling AV (1975) Early studies on stratified drift In:
Jopling AV, McDonald BC (eds) Glaciofluvial and
glaciolacustrine sedimentation. Soc Econ Paleontol
Mineral Spec Publ 23: 4-21
Jopling AV, Walker RG (1968) Morphology and origin of
ripple�drift cross-lamination, with examples from the
Pleistocene of Massachusetts. J Sediment Petrol 38:
971-984
Jordan DW, Pryor W A ( 1992) Hierarchical levels ofheterogeneity in a Mississippi River meander belt and appli�
cation to reservoir systems. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull
76: 1601-1624
Jordan TE (1981) Thrust'l6ads and fo reland basin evolu�
tion, Cretaceous western United States. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Bull 65: 2506-2520
Jordan TE (1995) Retroarc foreland and related basins. In:
Busby CJ, Ingersoll RV (eds) Tectonics of sedimentary
basins. Blackwell Scientific, Oxford: 331-362
Jordan TE, Illemings PB (1990) From geodynamic models
to basin fill - a stratigraPhic perspective. In: Cross TA
(ed) Quantitative dynamic stratigraphy. Prentice-Hall,
Englewood Cliffs, pp 149-163
Jordan TE, Flemings PB (1991) Large-scale stratigraphic
architecture, eustatic variation, and unsteady tee�
tonism: a theoretical evaluation. J Geophys Res 96B:
6681-6699
Jordan TE, Flemings PB, Beer JA (1988) Dating thrust-fault
activity by use of foreland� basin strata. In: Kleinspehn
KL, Paola C (eds) New perspectives in basin analysis.
Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 307-330
Karges HE (1962) Significance of Lower Tuscaloosa sand
patterns in southwest Mississippi. Trans Gulf Coast
Assoc Geol Soc 12: 171-173
Karlsen DA, Larter S (1989) A rapid correlation method for
petroleum population mapping within individual pe�
troleum reservoirs: application to petroleum reservoir
description. In: Collinson JD ( ed) Correlation in hydrocarbon exploration. Graham and Trotman, London, pp
77-85
Katz BJ (ed) (1990) Lacustrine basin exploration: case
studies and modern analogs. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Mem SO
Kauffman EG (1969) Cretaceous marine cycles of the
Western Interior. Mountain Geol 6: 227-245