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Characterizing avulsion stratigraphy in ancient alluvial deposits
H. L. Jones
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E. A. Hajek
Geosciences
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Keyphrases
Stratigraphy
100%
Avulsion
100%
Alluvial Deposits
100%
Wyoming
17%
International Association
17%
Fluvial Sedimentology
17%
Floodplain
11%
Paleochannel
11%
Overbank Deposits
11%
Marsh
5%
Basin Fill
5%
Endmember
5%
Depositional Sequences
5%
Cretaceous-Paleogene
5%
Primary Control
5%
System-wide
5%
Fluvial Reservoir
5%
Central Canada
5%
River Avulsion
5%
Annual Review
5%
Crevasse Splay
5%
Heterolithic
5%
Earth and Planetary Science
5%
Saskatchewan River
5%
Fort Union Formation
5%
Bighorn Basin
5%
Willwood Formation
5%
Ferris Formation
5%
Incisional
5%
River System
5%
Aerial Images
5%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Stratigraphy
100%
Sedimentology
57%
Wyoming
42%
Paleogene
28%
Flood Plain
28%
Paleochannel
28%
United States of America
14%
Outcrop
14%
Eocene
14%
Canada
14%
Depositional Sequence
14%
Aerial Photograph
14%
River System
14%
Saskatchewan
14%
Planetary Science
14%
Annual Review
14%
Basin Fill
14%
Earth Sciences
14%