| 1 - 2 |
Foreword - Fluvial systems through space and time: from source to sea
Griffith LA, McCabe PJ, Williams CA |
| 3 - 30 |
A high-frequency sequence study: a Miocene deltaic and estuarine succession in the Eastern Maracaibo Composite Foreland Basin, Western Venezuela
Milano MT, Steel RJ |
| 31 - 72 |
Depositional styles in a low accommodation foreland basin setting: an example from the Basal Quartz (Lower Cretaceous), southern Alberta
Zaitlin BA, Warren MJ, Potocki D, Rosenthal L, Boyd R |
| 73 - 91 |
Alluvial architecture of the Horsefly unit (Basal Quartz) in southern Alberta and northern Montana: influence of accommodation changes and comtemporaneous faulting
Lukie TD, Ardies GW, Dalrymple RW, Zaitlin BA |
| 92 - 104 |
Stratigraphic response to sedimentation in a net-accommodation-limited setting, Lower Cretaceous Basal Quartz, south-central Alberta
Arnott RWC, Zaitlin BA, Potocki DJ |
| 105 - 117 |
Sedimentology and reservoir characteristics of a Middle Jurassic fluvial system, Datong Basin, northern China
Yu X, Ma X, Qing H |
| 118 - 137 |
Variability in wave-dominated estuary sandstones: implications on subsurface reservoir development
Hubbard SM, Gingras MK, Pemberton SG, Thomas MB |
| 138 - 157 |
Architecture of channel bodies and paleovalley fills in high-frequency Carboniferous sequences, Sydney Basin, Atlantic Canada
Batson PA, Gibling MR |
| 158 - 177 |
Micromorphology and development of interfluve paleosols: a case study from the Cenomanian Dunvegan Formation, NE British Columbia, Canada
McCarthy PJ |
| 178 - 204 |
Seismic modeling of fluvial-estuarine deposits in the Athabasca oil sands using ray-tracing techniques, Steepbank River area, northeastern Alberta
Langenberg CW, Hein FJ, Lawton D, Cunningham J |
