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Wiley-Blackwell, 2007. — 642 p. — ISBN: 978-1-4051-7922-5.
For several decades Peter Friend has
been one of the leading figures in sedimentary geology and
throughout that time he has helped scores of other people by
supervising doctoral students, collaborating with colleagues,
especially in developing countries, and selflessly sharing
ideas with fellow geologists. This collection of papers is a
survey of the research frontier in basin dynamics, a field
Peter Friend helped initiate, and a token of thanks from people
who have benefited from an association with Peter during their
careers. The papers in this book fall into four themes -
Tectonics and sedimentation, Landscape evolution and
provenance, Depositional systems and Fluvial sedimentation –
which reflect Peter’s research interests and are all important
areas of current research in sedimentary geology. There are
both case studies and review articles on these themes which
reflect recent work, but the collection can also be considered
to be a ‘sampler’ of sedimentary geology for anyone with broad
interests in the Earth sciences.
Sedimentary processes, environments
and basins – a tribute to Peter Friend: introduction (G.
Nichols, E. Williams and C. Paola).
Basin-fill incision, Rio Grande and Gulf of Corinth rifts:
convergent response to climatic and tectonic drivers (M.R.
Leeder and G.H. Mack).
Drainage responses to oblique and
lateral thrust ramps: a review (J. Vergés0.
Stratigraphic architecture,
sedimentology and structure of the Vouraikos Gilbert-type fan
delta, Gulf of Corinth, Greece (M. Ford, E.A. Williams, F.
Malartre and S.-M. Popescu).
Anatomy of anticlines, piggy-back
basins and growth strata: a case study from the Limón
fold-and-thrust belt, Costa Rica (C. Brandes, A. Astorga, P.
Blisniuk, R. Littke and J. Winsemann).
Tectono-sedimentary phases of the
latest Cretaceous and Cenozoic compressive evolution of the
Algarve margin (southern Portugal) (F.C. Lopes and P.P. Cunha).
Late Cenozoic basin opening in
relation to major strike-slip faulting along the
Porto–Coimbra–Tomar fault zone (northern Portugal) (A. Gomes,
H.I. Chaminé, J. Teixeira, P.E. Fonseca, L.C. Gama Pereira, A.
Pinto de Jesus, A. Pérez Albertí, M.A. Araújo, A. Coelho, A.
Soares de Andrade and F.T. Rocha).
Effects of transverse structural
lineaments on the Neogene–Quaternary basins of Tuscany (inner
Northern Apennines, Italy) (V. Pascucci, I.P. Martini, M. Sagri
and F. Sandrelli).
Facies architecture and cyclicity of
an Upper Carboniferous carbonate ramp developed in a Variscan
piggy-back basin (Cantabrian Mountains, northwest Spain) (O.
Merino-Tomé, J.R. Bahamonde, L.P. Fernández and J.R.
Colmenero).
Peritidal carbonate–evaporite
sedimentation coeval to normal fault segmentation during the
Triassic–Jurassic transition, Iberian Chain (M. Aurell, B.
Bádenas, A.M. Casas and R. Salas).
A shallow-basin model for 'saline
giants' based on isostasy-driven subsidence (F.JG. Van Den Belt
and P.L. De Boer).
Single-crystal dating and the
detrital record of orogenesis (D.W. Burbank, I.D. Brewer, E.R.
Sobel and M.E. Bullen).
Modelling and comparing the
Caledonian and Permo-Triassic erosion surfaces with present-day
topography across Highland Scotland: implications for landscape
inheritance (D. MacDonald, B. Archer, S. Murray, K. Smith and
A. Bates).
40Ar/39Ar dating of detrital white
mica as a complementary tool for provenance analysis: a case
study from the Cenozoic Qaidam Basin (China) (A.B. Rieser, F.
Neubauer, Y. Liu, J. Genser, R. Handler, X.-H. Ge and G.
Friedl).
Provenance of Quaternary sands in the
Algarve (Portugal) revealed by U–Pb ages of detrital zircon (C.
Veiga-Pires, D. Moura, B. Rodrigues, N. Machado, L. Campo and
A. Simonetti).
Anatomy of a fluvial lowstand wedge:
the Avilé Member of the Agrio Formation (Hauterivian) in
central Neuquén Basin (northwest Neuquén Province), Argentina
(G.D. Veiga, L.A. Spalletti and S.S. Flint).
Anatomy of a transgressive systems
tract revealed by integrated sedimentological and
palaeoecological study: the Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto Basin,
northeastern Sicily, Italy (C. Messina, M.A. Rosso, F. Sciuto,
I. Di Geronimo, W. Nemec, T. Di Dio, R. Di Geronimo, R.
Maniscalco and R. Sanfilippo).
Late Cretaceous to Early Eocene
sedimentation in the Sinop–Boyabat Basin, north-central Turkey:
a deep-water turbiditic system evolving into littoral carbonate
platform (B.L.S. Leren, N.E. Janbu, W. Nemec, E. Kirman and A.
Ilgar).
Facies anatomy of a sand-rich
channelized turbiditic system: the Eocene Kusuri Formation in
the Sinop Basin, north-central Turkey (N.E. Janbu, W. Nemec, E.
Kirman and V. Özaksoy).
River morphologies and
palaeodrainages of western Africa (Sahara and Sahel) during
humid climatic conditions (G.G. Ori, G. Diachille, G. Komatsu,
L. Marinangeli and A. Pio Rossi).
Floodplain sediments of the Tagus
River, Portugal: assessing avulsion, channel migration and
human impact (T.M. Azevêdo, A. Ramos Pereira, C. Ramos, E.
Nunes, M.C. Freitas, C. Andrade and D.I. Pereira).
Creation and preservation of
channel-form sand bodies in an experimental alluvial system
(B.A. Sheets, C. Paola and J.M. Kelberer).
Fluvial systems in desiccating
endorheic basins (G. Nichols).
Anatomy and architecture of
ephemeral, ribbonlike channel-fill deposits of the Caspe
Formation (Upper Oligocene to Lower Miocene of the Ebro Basin,
Spain) (J.L. Cuevas Martínez, P. Arbués Cazo, L. Cabrera Pérez
and M. Marzo Carpio).
Index.