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THICKNESS VARIATION OF LEVEES DANUBE SUBMARINE CHANNEL IN THE BIFURCATION AREA TO THE CHANNEL COMPLEX FROM THE MID-DANUBE FAN (BLACK SEA)
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Late Pleistocene deep-water stratigraphy and depositional processes, offshore Trinidad and Tobago Brami 2000
American association of Petroleum Geologist Bulletin Cyclic sediment deposition within Amazon deep-sea fan. Manley 72 912 1998
Geology Sea-level-and gas hydrate-cotrolled catastrophic sediment failures of the Amazon fan. Maslin 26 1107 1998
College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program) Synthesis of stratigraphic correlations of the Amazon fan. Piper 1997
Sandy turbidite successions at the base of channel-levee systemsof the Amazon fan revealed by FMS logs and cores: Unraveling the facies architecture of large submarine fans, in Ocean Drilling Program. Pirmez 1997
Marine Geology Late Quaternary channel avulsion on the Danube deep sea fan, Black Sea. Popescu 179 25 2001
Proceedings of the Journal of Sedimentary Research. Seismic geomorphology and stratigraphy of depositional elements in deep-water settings Posamentier 2003
SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) Special Publication Deep-water turbidites and submarine fans. Facies Models Revisited Posamentier 84 397 2006
GCSSEPM Foundation 20th Annual Research Conference, Deep-Water Reservoirs of the World Sedimentary dynamics of salt dominated continental-slope, Gulf of Mexico: integration of observations from the seafloor, near-surface, and deep subsurface. Winker 2000
Marine Geology Pleistozäne Meeresspiegelschwankungen und Sedimentation im nordwest-lichen Schwarzen Meer Winguth 1998
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