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Koster EH (1978) Transverse ribs: their characteristics,
origin and paleohydraulic significance. In: Miall AD
(ed) Fluvial sedimentology. Can Soc Petrol Geol Mem 5:
161-186
Koster EH, Steel RJ (eds) (1984) Sedimentology of gravels
and conglomerates. Can Soc Petrol Geol Mem 10
Kranzler I (1966) Origin of oil in lower member of Tyler
Formation of central Montana. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Bull 50: 2245-2259
Kraus MJ (1987) Integration of channel and floodplain
suites, II. Vertical relations of alluvial paleosols. J Sediment Petrol 57: 602-612
Kraus MJ ( 1992) Mesozoic and tertiary paleosols. In: Martini IP, Chesworth W (eds) Weathering, soils and
paleosols. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 525-542 (Developments in earth surface processes, no 2)
Kraus MJ, Bown TM ( - 1988) Pedofacies analysis; a new
approach to reconstructing ancient fluvial sequences.
Geol Soc Am Spec Paper 216: 143-152
Kraus MJ, Bown TM (1993) Short-term sediment accumulation rates determined from Eocene alluvial paleosols.
Geology 21: 743-746
Kraus MJ, Middleton LT (1987) Dissected paleotopography and base-level changes in a Triassic fluvial sequence. Geology 15: 18-21
Krumbein WC (1934) Size frequency of sediments. J Sediment Petrol 4: 65-77
Krumbein WC (1941) Measurement and geologic significance of shape and roundness of sedimentary particles.
J Sediment Petrol ll: 64-72
Kuenen PH (1957) Longitudinal filling of oblong sedimentarybasins. Geol Mijnbouw 18: 189-195
Kuenzi WD, Horst OH, McGehee RV (1979) Effect of volcanic activity on fluvial-deltaic sedimentation in a modern arc-trench gap, southwestern Guatemala. Geol Soc
Am Bull 90 (1): 827-838
Kvale EP, Vondra CF (1993) Effects of relative sea-level
changes and local tectonics on a Lower Cretaceous
fluvial to transitional marine sequence. Bighorn Basin,
Wyoming, USA. In: Marzo M, Puigdefibregas C (eds)
Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol (Spec
Publ 17), pp 383-399
Lajoie J, Stix J (1992) Volcaniclastic rocks. In: Walker RG,
James NP (eds) Facies models, response to sea level
change. Geological Association of Canada, St. John's,
Newfoundland, pp 101-118
Lane EW (1935) Stable channels in erodible materials.
Trans Am Soc Civil Eng 63: 123-142
Lane EW (1955) The importance of fluvial morphology in
hydraulic engineering. Am Soc Civil Eng Proc 81 (745):
1-17
.
Lane EW (1957) A study of the shape of channels formed by
natural streams flowing in erodible material. US Army
Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Division, Omaha,
Nebraska (Sediment series 9)
Lang SC (1993) Evolution of Devonian alluvial systems in
an oblique-slip mobile zone - an example from the
Broken River Province, northeastern Australia. Sediment Geol 85: 501-535
Langbein WB, Leopold LB ( 1966) River meanders - theory
of minimum variance. US Geological Survey professional paper 422-H
545
Langbein WB, Schumm SA (1958) Yield of sediment in
relation to mean annual precipitation. Trans Am
Geophys Union 39: 1076-1084
Langford RP (1989) Fluvial-aeolian interactions, part I:
modern systems. Sedimentology 36: 1023-1035
Langford RP, Bracken B ( 1987) Medano Creek, Colorado, a
model for upper-flow-regime fluvial deposition. J Sediment Petrol 57: 863-870
Langford RP, Chan MA (1989) Fluvial-aeolian interactions, part II, ancient systems. Sedimentology 36:
1037-1051
Larsen V, Steel RJ (1978) The sedimentary history of a
debris flow-dominated, Devonian alluvial fan - a study
of textural inversion. Sedimentology 25: 37-59
Lash GG (1990) The Shochary Ridge sequence, southeastern Pennsylvania - a possible Ordovician piggyback
basin fill. Sediment Geol 68: 39-53
Lawrence DA, Williams BPJ (1987) Evolution of drainage
systems in response to Acadian deformation: the Devonian Battery Point Formation, eastern Canada. In:
Ethridge FG, Flores RM, Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39: 287-300
Lawson AC (1913) The petrographic designation of alluvial fan fo rmations. Univ CalifPubl Dep G 7: 325-334
Lawton TF (1985) Style and timing of frontal structures,
thrust belt, central Utah. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 69:
1145-1159
Lawton TF (1986a) Compositional trends within a clastic
wedge adjacent to a fo ld-thrust belt: Indianola Group,
central Utah, USA. In: Allen PA, Homewood P (eds)
Foreland basins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 8:
411-423
Lawton TF (1986b) Fluvial systems of the Upper Cretaceous Mesaverde Group and Paleocene North Horn
Formation, central Utah: a record of transition from
thin-skinned to thick-skinned in the foreland region.
In: Peterson JA (ed) Paleotectonics and sedimentation
in the Rocky Mountain region, United States. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 41: 423-442
Lawton TF, Geehan GW, Voorhees BJ (1987) Lithofacies
and depositional environments of the Ivishak Formation, Prudhoe Bayfield. In: Tailleur IL, Weimer PJ (eds)
Alaskan North Slope geology. Alaska Geol Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Pac Sect 1: 61-76
Leblanc Smith G, Eriksson KA (1979) A fluvioglacial and
glaciolacustrine deltaic depositional model for PermoCarboniferous coals of the northeastern Karoo Basin,
South Africa. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol
27: 67-84
Leckie DA (1994) Canterbury Plains, New Zealand - implications for sequence stratigraphic models. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Bull 78: 1240-1256
Leckie DA, Fox C, Tarnocai C (1989) Multiple paleosols of
the late Albian Boulder Creek Formation, British Columbia, Canada. Sedimentology 36: 307-323
Leddy )0, Ashworth P), Best )L (1993) Mechanisms of
anabranch avulsion within gravel-bed braided rivers:
observations from a scaled physical model. In: Best JL,
Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers. Geol Soc Lond Spec
Publ 75: 119-127
Lee RA (1982) Petroleum geology of the Malacca Strait
contract area (Central Sumatra Basin). Proceedings of
evidence supporting mantle convection models for supercontinent assembly. Geology 19: 56-60
Koster EH (1978) Transverse ribs: their characteristics,
origin and paleohydraulic significance. In: Miall AD
(ed) Fluvial sedimentology. Can Soc Petrol Geol Mem 5:
161-186
Koster EH, Steel RJ (eds) (1984) Sedimentology of gravels
and conglomerates. Can Soc Petrol Geol Mem 10
Kranzler I (1966) Origin of oil in lower member of Tyler
Formation of central Montana. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Bull 50: 2245-2259
Kraus MJ (1987) Integration of channel and floodplain
suites, II. Vertical relations of alluvial paleosols. J Sediment Petrol 57: 602-612
Kraus MJ ( 1992) Mesozoic and tertiary paleosols. In: Martini IP, Chesworth W (eds) Weathering, soils and
paleosols. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp 525-542 (Developments in earth surface processes, no 2)
Kraus MJ, Bown TM ( - 1988) Pedofacies analysis; a new
approach to reconstructing ancient fluvial sequences.
Geol Soc Am Spec Paper 216: 143-152
Kraus MJ, Bown TM (1993) Short-term sediment accumulation rates determined from Eocene alluvial paleosols.
Geology 21: 743-746
Kraus MJ, Middleton LT (1987) Dissected paleotopography and base-level changes in a Triassic fluvial sequence. Geology 15: 18-21
Krumbein WC (1934) Size frequency of sediments. J Sediment Petrol 4: 65-77
Krumbein WC (1941) Measurement and geologic significance of shape and roundness of sedimentary particles.
J Sediment Petrol ll: 64-72
Kuenen PH (1957) Longitudinal filling of oblong sedimentarybasins. Geol Mijnbouw 18: 189-195
Kuenzi WD, Horst OH, McGehee RV (1979) Effect of volcanic activity on fluvial-deltaic sedimentation in a modern arc-trench gap, southwestern Guatemala. Geol Soc
Am Bull 90 (1): 827-838
Kvale EP, Vondra CF (1993) Effects of relative sea-level
changes and local tectonics on a Lower Cretaceous
fluvial to transitional marine sequence. Bighorn Basin,
Wyoming, USA. In: Marzo M, Puigdefibregas C (eds)
Alluvial sedimentation. Int Assoc Sedimentol (Spec
Publ 17), pp 383-399
Lajoie J, Stix J (1992) Volcaniclastic rocks. In: Walker RG,
James NP (eds) Facies models, response to sea level
change. Geological Association of Canada, St. John's,
Newfoundland, pp 101-118
Lane EW (1935) Stable channels in erodible materials.
Trans Am Soc Civil Eng 63: 123-142
Lane EW (1955) The importance of fluvial morphology in
hydraulic engineering. Am Soc Civil Eng Proc 81 (745):
1-17
.
Lane EW (1957) A study of the shape of channels formed by
natural streams flowing in erodible material. US Army
Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Division, Omaha,
Nebraska (Sediment series 9)
Lang SC (1993) Evolution of Devonian alluvial systems in
an oblique-slip mobile zone - an example from the
Broken River Province, northeastern Australia. Sediment Geol 85: 501-535
Langbein WB, Leopold LB ( 1966) River meanders - theory
of minimum variance. US Geological Survey professional paper 422-H
545
Langbein WB, Schumm SA (1958) Yield of sediment in
relation to mean annual precipitation. Trans Am
Geophys Union 39: 1076-1084
Langford RP (1989) Fluvial-aeolian interactions, part I:
modern systems. Sedimentology 36: 1023-1035
Langford RP, Bracken B ( 1987) Medano Creek, Colorado, a
model for upper-flow-regime fluvial deposition. J Sediment Petrol 57: 863-870
Langford RP, Chan MA (1989) Fluvial-aeolian interactions, part II, ancient systems. Sedimentology 36:
1037-1051
Larsen V, Steel RJ (1978) The sedimentary history of a
debris flow-dominated, Devonian alluvial fan - a study
of textural inversion. Sedimentology 25: 37-59
Lash GG (1990) The Shochary Ridge sequence, southeastern Pennsylvania - a possible Ordovician piggyback
basin fill. Sediment Geol 68: 39-53
Lawrence DA, Williams BPJ (1987) Evolution of drainage
systems in response to Acadian deformation: the Devonian Battery Point Formation, eastern Canada. In:
Ethridge FG, Flores RM, Harvey MD (eds) Recent developments in fluvial sedimentology. Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Spec Publ 39: 287-300
Lawson AC (1913) The petrographic designation of alluvial fan fo rmations. Univ CalifPubl Dep G 7: 325-334
Lawton TF (1985) Style and timing of frontal structures,
thrust belt, central Utah. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 69:
1145-1159
Lawton TF (1986a) Compositional trends within a clastic
wedge adjacent to a fo ld-thrust belt: Indianola Group,
central Utah, USA. In: Allen PA, Homewood P (eds)
Foreland basins. Int Assoc Sedimentol Spec Publ 8:
411-423
Lawton TF (1986b) Fluvial systems of the Upper Cretaceous Mesaverde Group and Paleocene North Horn
Formation, central Utah: a record of transition from
thin-skinned to thick-skinned in the foreland region.
In: Peterson JA (ed) Paleotectonics and sedimentation
in the Rocky Mountain region, United States. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Mem 41: 423-442
Lawton TF, Geehan GW, Voorhees BJ (1987) Lithofacies
and depositional environments of the Ivishak Formation, Prudhoe Bayfield. In: Tailleur IL, Weimer PJ (eds)
Alaskan North Slope geology. Alaska Geol Soc Econ
Paleontol Mineral Pac Sect 1: 61-76
Leblanc Smith G, Eriksson KA (1979) A fluvioglacial and
glaciolacustrine deltaic depositional model for PermoCarboniferous coals of the northeastern Karoo Basin,
South Africa. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol
27: 67-84
Leckie DA (1994) Canterbury Plains, New Zealand - implications for sequence stratigraphic models. Am Assoc
Petrol Geol Bull 78: 1240-1256
Leckie DA, Fox C, Tarnocai C (1989) Multiple paleosols of
the late Albian Boulder Creek Formation, British Columbia, Canada. Sedimentology 36: 307-323
Leddy )0, Ashworth P), Best )L (1993) Mechanisms of
anabranch avulsion within gravel-bed braided rivers:
observations from a scaled physical model. In: Best JL,
Bristow CS (eds) Braided rivers. Geol Soc Lond Spec
Publ 75: 119-127
Lee RA (1982) Petroleum geology of the Malacca Strait
contract area (Central Sumatra Basin). Proceedings of