Title: Sedimentary responses to forced regressions
Description: "An increasing number of studies in recent years have demonstrated that significant progradation of shallow marine systems occurs under conditions of base-level fall. These new data are forcing many sedimentary geologists to critically re-evaluate many aspects of sequence stratigraphy relating to erosion and deposition during base-level (lake- or relative sea-level) fall, and the intrinsic link made between stratal geometries and base-level change. This volume brings together a collection of articles that focus solely on forced regressions, providing a more complete picture of the development, formation, variability and preservation of the surfaces and deposits generated during base-level fall." "The results of the studies will be of interest to all geologists attempting to understand the relationship between changes in base-level and stratigraphy, and to all who use sequence stratigraphy as a method of stratigraphic correlation and interpretation at outcrop and in the subsurface." "Readership: sedimentologists, stratigraphers, petroleum geologists, marine geologists/stratigraphers."--Jacket.
Subjects: Sedimentation and deposition, Sedimentary Rocks, Stratigraphic Geology, Sedimentary structures, Sequence stratigraphy, Cyclostratigraphy, Marine sediments, Sea level