Sedimentol45, Elsevier, Amsterdam, p 29-52
Odin GS, Matter A (\ 981 ) De glauconiarum origine.
Sedimentology 28: 611-641
Odin GS, Morton AC (\988) Authigenic green particles from marine environments. In: Chilingarian GV, Wolf KH (eds)
Diagenesis, 11. Developm Sedimentol 43: Elsevier, Amsterdam, p 2 \3-264
Ogg JG, Haggerty J, Sarti M, von Rad U (1987) Lower Cretaceous
pelagic sediments of Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 603, western North Atlantic: a synthesis. In: van Hinte JE, Wise SW, et
al., Init Repts DSDP 93: \305- \331, US Govt Print Office,
Washington
Ohmori H (1983) Erosion rates and their relation to vegetation
from the viewpoint ofword-wide distribution. Bull Dept Geogr
Univ Tokyo 15: 77-90
Okada H (\ 988) The face of the trench. Geology Today, Sept/Oct
1988: 167-171
Okada H (1989) Anatomy of trench-slope basins: examples from
the Nankai Trough. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol 71:
3-\3
Okada H, Ohta S (1993) Photographic evidence of variable
bottom-current activity in the Suruga and Sagami Bays, central
Japan. Sediment Geo182: 221-237
Okay AI, Sengör AMC, Görür N (1994) Kinematic history of the
opening of the Black Sea and its effect on the surrounding regions. Geology 22: 267-270.
Ollier C (\969) Weathering. Elsevier, New York
Olsen PE (1990) Tectonic, and biotic modulation of lacustrine
ecosystems - example from Newark Supergroup of eastern
North America. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Memoir 50: 209-224
Olsen PE, Kent DV, Cornet B, Witte WK, Schlische RW (1996)
High-resolution stratigraphy of the Newark rift basin (early
Mesozoic), eastern North America. Geol Soc Am Bull 108: 4077
Olsen T (\ 995) Sequence stratigraphy, alluvial architecture and
potential reservoir heterogeneities of fluvial deposits: evidence
from outcrop studies in Price Canyon, Utah (Upper Cretaceous
and Lower Tertiary). Norw Petrol Soc (NPF) Spec Publ 5: 7596
Oost AP, de Boer PL (1994) Sedimentology and development of
barrier islands, ebb-tidal deltas, inlets and backbarrier areas of
the Dutch wadden sea. Senckenbergiana marit 24: 65-115
Oost AP, de Boer PL (1994) Tectonic and climatic setting oflithographic limestones basins. Geobios M.S. 16: 321-330
Oost AP, de Haas A, Unsen F, van den Boogert JM, de Boer PL
(\ 993) The 18.6 yr nodal cyc\e and its impact on tidal sedimentation. Sediment Geol 87: I-li
Opdyke BN, Wilkinson BH (\ 990) Paleolatitude distribution of
Phanerözoic marine ooids and cements. Palaeogeogr
Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol 78: \35-148
Orange DL, Underwood MB (1995) Patterns of thermal maturity
as diagnostic criteria for interpretation of melanges. Geology
23: 1144-1148
O'Reilly C, Shannon PM, Feely M (1998) A fluid inclusion study
of cement and vein minerals from the Celtic Sea basins, offshore Ireland. Marine Petrol Geo115: 519-533
Ori GG, Friend PF (1984) Sedimentary basins formed and carried
piggyback on active thrust sheets. Geology 12: 475-478
Ori GG, Roveri M (\987) Geometries of Gilbert-type eltas and
large channels in the Meteora Conglomerate, Meso-Hellenic
basin (Oligo-Miocene), central Greece. Sedimentology 34:
845-859
Orson RA, Simpson RL, Good RE (1990) Rates of sediment accumulation in a tidal freshwater marsh. J Sediment Petrol 60:
859-869
Orti F, Helvaci C, Rosell L, Gündoöan I (1998) Sulphate-borate
relations in an evaporitic lacustrine environment: the
Sultanyayir Gypsum (Miocene, western Anatolia).
Sedimentology 45: 697-710
Orton GJ (\996) Volcanic environments. In: Reading HG (ed)
Sedimentary environments: processes, facies and stratigraphy,
3rd edn. Blackwell Science, Oxford, p 485-567
761
Orton GJ, Reading HG (1993) Variability of deltaic processes in
terms of sediment supply, with particular emphasis on grain
size. Sedimentology 40: 475-512
Osborne CG, Ravenscraft PD, McCracken IR (\994) Predicted
water chemistry trends in North Sea formation brines. Marine
Petrol Geol 11: 20-23
Osborne MJ, Swarbrick RE (1997) Mechanisms for overpressure
in sedimentary basins: areevaluation. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Bu1l81: 1023-1041
Oschmann W (\991) Anaerobic - poikiloaerobic - aerobic: a new
facies zonation for modern and ancient neritic redox facies. In:
Einseie G, Ricken W, Seilacher A (eds) Cyc\es and events in
stratigraphy. Springer, Heidelberg New York, p 565-571
Oschmann W (\994) Adaptive pathways ofbenthic organisms in
marine oxygen-controlled environments. N Jb Geol-Paläont,
Abh (Stuttgart) 191: 393-444
Osleger DA (1998) Sequence architecture and sea-level dynamics
of Upper Permian shelfal facies, Guadelupe Mountains, southern New Mexico. J Sedim Res 68: 322-346
Osleger D, Read JF (\991) Relation of eustasy to stacking patterns
of meter-scale carbonate cycles, Late Cambrian, U.S.A. J
Sedim Petrol 61: 1225-1252
Oti M, Postrna M (eds) (\995) Geology of deltas. Balkema, Rotterdam, 315 p
Outchi S (1985) response of alluvial rivers to slow active tectonic
movement. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 96: 504-515
Ouwehand PJ (1986) Werden Phosphorite wirklich
frühdiagenetisch gebildet? Beispiele aus der helvetischen
"Mittelkreide" der Ostschweiz: In: Bechstädt T, Knitter H (eds)
Erstes Treffen deutschsprachiger Sedimentologen, Freiburg
i.B., p 86-89
Oviatt CG, Sack G, Currey DR (\994) The Bonneville Basin,
Quaternary, western Uni ted States. In: Gierlowski-Kordesch E,
Kelts K (eds) Global geological record in lake basins. Cambridge Univ Press, v I: 371-375
Owens P, Slaymaker 0 (1993) Lacustrine sediment budgets in the
coast mountains of British Columbia. In: McManus J, Duck
W. (eds) Geomorphology and sedimentology of lakes and reservoirs. Wiley, NewYork, p 103-123
Ozalas K, Savrda CE, Fullerton Jr RR (1994) Bioturbated
oxygenation-event beds in siliceous facies: Monterey Formation (Miocene), California. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimat
Palaeoecol 112: 63-83
Pang M, Nummedal D (\ 995) Flexural subsidence and basement
tectonics of the Cretaceous Western Interior basin, United
States. Geology 23: 173-176
Parker A, S~llwood BW (eds) (1983) Sediment diagenesis. NATO
ASI Series, C, 115, Reidel, Dordrecht, 427 p
Parrish JT (\ 987) Palaeo-upwelling and the distribution of
organic-rich rocks. In: Brooks J, Fleet Al (eds) Marine petroleum source rocks. Geol Soc Spec Pub126: 199-205
Parrish JT, Ziegler AM, Humphreville RG (1983) Upwelling in
the Paleozoic era. In: Thiede J, Suess E (eds) Coastal
upwelling - its sediment record. Part B, Sedimentary record of
ancient coastal upwelling. NATO Conference Ser 4: Marine
Sci 10, Plenum Press, New York London, p 553-578
Pasquier J-B, Strasser A (1997) Platform-to-basin correlation by
high-resolution sequence stratigraphy and cyclostratigraphy
(Berriasian, Switzerland and France). Sedimentology 44: 10711092
Paul CRC, Mitchell SF, Marshall JD, Leary PN, Gale AS, Duane
AM, Ditchfield PW (\994) Palaeoceanographic events in the
Middle Cenomanian ofNorthwest Europe. Cretaceous Res 15:
707-738
Paul J (1982) Zur Rand- und Schwellenfazies des Kupferschiefers.
Z Deutsch Geol Ges (Hannover) \33: 571-605
Paul J (1987) Der Zechstein am Harzrand: Querprofil über eine
permische Schwelle, Stop 1-23. (Zechstein at the Harz Mountains: a geotraverse across a Permian platform.) In: Kulick J,
Paul J (eds) Int Symp Zechstein 1987, Exkursionsführer
(Wiesbaden) 11: 193-276
Odin GS, Matter A (\ 981 ) De glauconiarum origine.
Sedimentology 28: 611-641
Odin GS, Morton AC (\988) Authigenic green particles from marine environments. In: Chilingarian GV, Wolf KH (eds)
Diagenesis, 11. Developm Sedimentol 43: Elsevier, Amsterdam, p 2 \3-264
Ogg JG, Haggerty J, Sarti M, von Rad U (1987) Lower Cretaceous
pelagic sediments of Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 603, western North Atlantic: a synthesis. In: van Hinte JE, Wise SW, et
al., Init Repts DSDP 93: \305- \331, US Govt Print Office,
Washington
Ohmori H (1983) Erosion rates and their relation to vegetation
from the viewpoint ofword-wide distribution. Bull Dept Geogr
Univ Tokyo 15: 77-90
Okada H (\ 988) The face of the trench. Geology Today, Sept/Oct
1988: 167-171
Okada H (1989) Anatomy of trench-slope basins: examples from
the Nankai Trough. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol 71:
3-\3
Okada H, Ohta S (1993) Photographic evidence of variable
bottom-current activity in the Suruga and Sagami Bays, central
Japan. Sediment Geo182: 221-237
Okay AI, Sengör AMC, Görür N (1994) Kinematic history of the
opening of the Black Sea and its effect on the surrounding regions. Geology 22: 267-270.
Ollier C (\969) Weathering. Elsevier, New York
Olsen PE (1990) Tectonic, and biotic modulation of lacustrine
ecosystems - example from Newark Supergroup of eastern
North America. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Memoir 50: 209-224
Olsen PE, Kent DV, Cornet B, Witte WK, Schlische RW (1996)
High-resolution stratigraphy of the Newark rift basin (early
Mesozoic), eastern North America. Geol Soc Am Bull 108: 4077
Olsen T (\ 995) Sequence stratigraphy, alluvial architecture and
potential reservoir heterogeneities of fluvial deposits: evidence
from outcrop studies in Price Canyon, Utah (Upper Cretaceous
and Lower Tertiary). Norw Petrol Soc (NPF) Spec Publ 5: 7596
Oost AP, de Boer PL (1994) Sedimentology and development of
barrier islands, ebb-tidal deltas, inlets and backbarrier areas of
the Dutch wadden sea. Senckenbergiana marit 24: 65-115
Oost AP, de Boer PL (1994) Tectonic and climatic setting oflithographic limestones basins. Geobios M.S. 16: 321-330
Oost AP, de Haas A, Unsen F, van den Boogert JM, de Boer PL
(\ 993) The 18.6 yr nodal cyc\e and its impact on tidal sedimentation. Sediment Geol 87: I-li
Opdyke BN, Wilkinson BH (\ 990) Paleolatitude distribution of
Phanerözoic marine ooids and cements. Palaeogeogr
Palaeoclimatol Palaeoecol 78: \35-148
Orange DL, Underwood MB (1995) Patterns of thermal maturity
as diagnostic criteria for interpretation of melanges. Geology
23: 1144-1148
O'Reilly C, Shannon PM, Feely M (1998) A fluid inclusion study
of cement and vein minerals from the Celtic Sea basins, offshore Ireland. Marine Petrol Geo115: 519-533
Ori GG, Friend PF (1984) Sedimentary basins formed and carried
piggyback on active thrust sheets. Geology 12: 475-478
Ori GG, Roveri M (\987) Geometries of Gilbert-type eltas and
large channels in the Meteora Conglomerate, Meso-Hellenic
basin (Oligo-Miocene), central Greece. Sedimentology 34:
845-859
Orson RA, Simpson RL, Good RE (1990) Rates of sediment accumulation in a tidal freshwater marsh. J Sediment Petrol 60:
859-869
Orti F, Helvaci C, Rosell L, Gündoöan I (1998) Sulphate-borate
relations in an evaporitic lacustrine environment: the
Sultanyayir Gypsum (Miocene, western Anatolia).
Sedimentology 45: 697-710
Orton GJ (\996) Volcanic environments. In: Reading HG (ed)
Sedimentary environments: processes, facies and stratigraphy,
3rd edn. Blackwell Science, Oxford, p 485-567
761
Orton GJ, Reading HG (1993) Variability of deltaic processes in
terms of sediment supply, with particular emphasis on grain
size. Sedimentology 40: 475-512
Osborne CG, Ravenscraft PD, McCracken IR (\994) Predicted
water chemistry trends in North Sea formation brines. Marine
Petrol Geol 11: 20-23
Osborne MJ, Swarbrick RE (1997) Mechanisms for overpressure
in sedimentary basins: areevaluation. Am Assoc Petrol Geol
Bu1l81: 1023-1041
Oschmann W (\991) Anaerobic - poikiloaerobic - aerobic: a new
facies zonation for modern and ancient neritic redox facies. In:
Einseie G, Ricken W, Seilacher A (eds) Cyc\es and events in
stratigraphy. Springer, Heidelberg New York, p 565-571
Oschmann W (\994) Adaptive pathways ofbenthic organisms in
marine oxygen-controlled environments. N Jb Geol-Paläont,
Abh (Stuttgart) 191: 393-444
Osleger DA (1998) Sequence architecture and sea-level dynamics
of Upper Permian shelfal facies, Guadelupe Mountains, southern New Mexico. J Sedim Res 68: 322-346
Osleger D, Read JF (\991) Relation of eustasy to stacking patterns
of meter-scale carbonate cycles, Late Cambrian, U.S.A. J
Sedim Petrol 61: 1225-1252
Oti M, Postrna M (eds) (\995) Geology of deltas. Balkema, Rotterdam, 315 p
Outchi S (1985) response of alluvial rivers to slow active tectonic
movement. Am Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 96: 504-515
Ouwehand PJ (1986) Werden Phosphorite wirklich
frühdiagenetisch gebildet? Beispiele aus der helvetischen
"Mittelkreide" der Ostschweiz: In: Bechstädt T, Knitter H (eds)
Erstes Treffen deutschsprachiger Sedimentologen, Freiburg
i.B., p 86-89
Oviatt CG, Sack G, Currey DR (\994) The Bonneville Basin,
Quaternary, western Uni ted States. In: Gierlowski-Kordesch E,
Kelts K (eds) Global geological record in lake basins. Cambridge Univ Press, v I: 371-375
Owens P, Slaymaker 0 (1993) Lacustrine sediment budgets in the
coast mountains of British Columbia. In: McManus J, Duck
W. (eds) Geomorphology and sedimentology of lakes and reservoirs. Wiley, NewYork, p 103-123
Ozalas K, Savrda CE, Fullerton Jr RR (1994) Bioturbated
oxygenation-event beds in siliceous facies: Monterey Formation (Miocene), California. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclimat
Palaeoecol 112: 63-83
Pang M, Nummedal D (\ 995) Flexural subsidence and basement
tectonics of the Cretaceous Western Interior basin, United
States. Geology 23: 173-176
Parker A, S~llwood BW (eds) (1983) Sediment diagenesis. NATO
ASI Series, C, 115, Reidel, Dordrecht, 427 p
Parrish JT (\ 987) Palaeo-upwelling and the distribution of
organic-rich rocks. In: Brooks J, Fleet Al (eds) Marine petroleum source rocks. Geol Soc Spec Pub126: 199-205
Parrish JT, Ziegler AM, Humphreville RG (1983) Upwelling in
the Paleozoic era. In: Thiede J, Suess E (eds) Coastal
upwelling - its sediment record. Part B, Sedimentary record of
ancient coastal upwelling. NATO Conference Ser 4: Marine
Sci 10, Plenum Press, New York London, p 553-578
Pasquier J-B, Strasser A (1997) Platform-to-basin correlation by
high-resolution sequence stratigraphy and cyclostratigraphy
(Berriasian, Switzerland and France). Sedimentology 44: 10711092
Paul CRC, Mitchell SF, Marshall JD, Leary PN, Gale AS, Duane
AM, Ditchfield PW (\994) Palaeoceanographic events in the
Middle Cenomanian ofNorthwest Europe. Cretaceous Res 15:
707-738
Paul J (1982) Zur Rand- und Schwellenfazies des Kupferschiefers.
Z Deutsch Geol Ges (Hannover) \33: 571-605
Paul J (1987) Der Zechstein am Harzrand: Querprofil über eine
permische Schwelle, Stop 1-23. (Zechstein at the Harz Mountains: a geotraverse across a Permian platform.) In: Kulick J,
Paul J (eds) Int Symp Zechstein 1987, Exkursionsführer
(Wiesbaden) 11: 193-276