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Facies models Response to sea level change Edited. Roger G. Walker, Noel P. James

Contributor(s): James, Noel P [editor] | Walker, Roger G [editor]Publisher: Canada Geological Association of Canada 1992Description: 454 pages Ilustrations 27 cmContent type: Media type: Carrier type: ISBN: 0919216498Subject(s): Facies (geología) | GeologíaDDC classification: 551
Contents:
Facies, facies models and modern stratigraphic concepts. - - Control of sea level change. - - Subsurface facies analysis. - - Trace fossil facies models: environmental and allostratigraphic significance. - - Glacial depositional systems. - - Volcaniclastic rocks. - - Alluvias deposits. - - Eolian systems. - - Deltas. - - Transgressive barrier island and estuarine systems. - - Tidal depositional systems. - - Wave-and storm-dominated shallow marine systems. - - Turbidites and submarine fans. - - Introduction to carbonate and evaporite facies models. - - Shallow platform carbonates. - - Peritidal carbonates. - - Reef and mounds. - - Carbonate slopes. - - Evaporites.
Summary: In the summer of 1989, the geolical association of canada asked us whether it was worthwhilw to reprint the second edition of facies models. Most of the authors felt that the world of sedimentary geology had changed dramatically since the second edition was published in 1984. Rewriting rather than reprinting was necessary. There is how much more information on specific facies. Some fundamental concepts have changed and, most importantly, stratigraphy has re-emerged as a primary analytical tool. Dynamic controls on sedimentation in the from of sea level change, tetocnics, climate and biotic evolution, must be incorporated into contemporary facies modelling.
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Colección general 		Colección general 551 F118 (Browse shelf) 1992 1 Available 0000056063
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Includes index

Facies, facies models and modern stratigraphic concepts. - - Control of sea level change. - - Subsurface facies analysis. - - Trace fossil facies models: environmental and allostratigraphic significance. - - Glacial depositional systems. - - Volcaniclastic rocks. - - Alluvias deposits. - - Eolian systems. - - Deltas. - - Transgressive barrier island and estuarine systems. - - Tidal depositional systems. - - Wave-and storm-dominated shallow marine systems. - - Turbidites and submarine fans. - - Introduction to carbonate and evaporite facies models. - - Shallow platform carbonates. - - Peritidal carbonates. - - Reef and mounds. - - Carbonate slopes. - - Evaporites.

In the summer of 1989, the geolical association of canada asked us whether it was worthwhilw to reprint the second edition of facies models. Most of the authors felt that the world of sedimentary geology had changed dramatically since the second edition was published in 1984. Rewriting rather than reprinting was necessary. There is how much more information on specific facies. Some fundamental concepts have changed and, most importantly, stratigraphy has re-emerged as a primary analytical tool. Dynamic controls on sedimentation in the from of sea level change, tetocnics, climate and biotic evolution, must be incorporated into contemporary facies modelling.

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