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Sedimentology, 2009
AbstractBulk carbonate samples of hemipelagic limestone–marl alternations from the Middle and Upper Triassic of Italy are analysed for their isotopic compositions. Middle Triassic samples are representative of the Livinallongo Formation of the Dolomites, while Upper Triassic hemipelagites were sampled in the Pignola 2 section, within the Calcari con ...
PRETO, NEREO, SPOTL C, GUAIUMI, CHIARA
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AbstractBulk carbonate samples of hemipelagic limestone–marl alternations from the Middle and Upper Triassic of Italy are analysed for their isotopic compositions. Middle Triassic samples are representative of the Livinallongo Formation of the Dolomites, while Upper Triassic hemipelagites were sampled in the Pignola 2 section, within the Calcari con ...
PRETO, NEREO, SPOTL C, GUAIUMI, CHIARA
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1984
Summary Three cores have allowed us to survey Holocene deposits in a trough of the Gulf of Aden ridge. Within this particular environment (steep slopes, tectonic and volcanic activity) sediments are fine-grained, apparently homogeneous calcareous muds, rich in clay and planktonic microfossils: these features suggest that they are hemipelagic ...
J.-C. Faugères +4 more
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Summary Three cores have allowed us to survey Holocene deposits in a trough of the Gulf of Aden ridge. Within this particular environment (steep slopes, tectonic and volcanic activity) sediments are fine-grained, apparently homogeneous calcareous muds, rich in clay and planktonic microfossils: these features suggest that they are hemipelagic ...
J.-C. Faugères +4 more
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PALAIOS, 1991
Trichichnus, a thread-like burrow possibly the work of sipunculan worms, is widespread in Bouma E (turbidite claystone) and H (hemipelagic claystone) layers and some thin turbidite sandstone beds in basin-plain and outer fan-lobe deposits of the Marnoso-arenacea Formation.
Earle F. McBride, M. Dane Picard
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Trichichnus, a thread-like burrow possibly the work of sipunculan worms, is widespread in Bouma E (turbidite claystone) and H (hemipelagic claystone) layers and some thin turbidite sandstone beds in basin-plain and outer fan-lobe deposits of the Marnoso-arenacea Formation.
Earle F. McBride, M. Dane Picard
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1991
Abstract Geochemical studies of recently mapped Upper Llandovery turbidites in central Wales indicate localized rare earth element (REE) mobilization and fractionation in mudrock-dominated sequences. Closely associated turbidite sandstones, turbidite mudstones and laminated anoxic hemipelagites have generally similar major elemental ...
A. E. Milodowski, J. A. Zalasiewicz
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Abstract Geochemical studies of recently mapped Upper Llandovery turbidites in central Wales indicate localized rare earth element (REE) mobilization and fractionation in mudrock-dominated sequences. Closely associated turbidite sandstones, turbidite mudstones and laminated anoxic hemipelagites have generally similar major elemental ...
A. E. Milodowski, J. A. Zalasiewicz
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Ichnological analysis: A tool to characterize deep-marine processes and sediments
Earth-Science Reviews, 2022Francisco Javier Rodríguez Tovar
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Mudrock Microstructure: A Technique for Distinguishing between Deep-Water Fine-Grained Sediments
Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2021Shereef A Bankole +2 more
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