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                  vi   Contents  ChapterID: 9781405193795_1_FM  Date:26/2/09
                  6.4  Weathering processes, 89               10.7  Recognition of lacustrine facies, 161
                  6.5  Erosion and transport, 93              Further reading, 161
                  6.6  Denudation and landscape evolution, 95
                  6.7  Tectonics and denudation, 99           11 THE MARINE REALM: MORPHOLOGY
                  6.8  Measuring rates of denudation, 100     AND PROCESSES, 163
                  6.9  Denudation and sediment supply: summary, 101  11.1  Divisions of the marine realm, 163
                  Further reading, 101                        11.2  Tides, 165
                                                              11.3  Wave and storm processes, 169
                  7 GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTS, 102                 11.4  Thermo-haline and geostrophic
                  7.1  Distribution of glacial environments, 102   currents, 170
                  7.2  Glacial ice, 104                       11.5  Chemical and biochemical sedimentation
                  7.3  Glaciers, 105                               in oceans, 170
                  7.4  Continental glacial deposition, 107    11.6  Marine fossils, 172
                  7.5  Marine glacial environments, 110       11.7  Trace fossils, 173
                  7.6  Distribution of glacial deposits, 112  11.8  Marine environments: summary, 178
                  7.7  Ice, climate and tectonics, 112        Further reading, 178
                  7.8  Summary of glacial environments, 113
                  Further reading, 113                        12 DELTAS, 179
                                                              12.1  River mouths, deltas and estuaries, 179
                  8 AEOLIAN ENVIRONMENTS, 114                 12.2  Types of delta, 179
                  8.1  Aeolian transport, 114                 12.3  Delta environments and successions, 182
                  8.2  Deserts and ergs, 116                  12.4  Variations in delta morphology
                  8.3  Characteristics of wind-blown particles, 116  and facies, 184
                  8.4  Aeolian bedforms, 118                  12.5  Deltaic cycles and stratigraphy, 193
                  8.5  Desert environments, 120               12.6  Syndepositional deformation
                  8.6  Aeolian deposits outside deserts, 126       in deltas, 195
                  8.7  Summary, 127                           12.7  Recognition of deltaic deposits, 196
                  Further reading, 127                        Further reading, 198
                  9 RIVERS AND ALLUVIAL FANS, 129             13 CLASTIC COASTS AND
                  9.1  Fluvial and alluvial systems, 129      ESTUARIES, 199
                  9.2  River forms, 131                       13.1  Coasts, 199
                  9.3  Floodplain deposition, 139             13.2  Beaches, 201
                  9.4  Patterns in fluvial deposits, 139      13.3  Barrier and lagoon systems, 203
                  9.5  Alluvial fans, 141                     13.4  Tides and coastal systems, 206
                  9.6  Fossils in fluvial and alluvial        13.5  Coastal successions, 207
                       environments, 146                      13.6  Estuaries, 207
                  9.7  Soils and palaeosols, 146              13.7  Fossils in coastal and estuarine
                  9.8  Fluvial and alluvial fan deposition:        environments, 212
                       summary, 149                           Further reading, 214
                  Further reading, 149
                                                              14 SHALLOW SANDY SEAS, 215
                  10 LAKES, 151                               14.1  Shallow marine environments of terrigenous
                  10.1  Lakes and lacustrine environments, 151     clastic deposition, 215
                  10.2  Freshwater lakes, 153                 14.2  Storm-dominated shallow clastic seas, 217
                  10.3  Saline lakes, 157                     14.3  Tide-dominated clastic shallow seas, 220
                  10.4  Ephemeral lakes, 158                  14.4  Responses to change in sea level, 222
                  10.5  Controls on lacustrine deposition, 160  14.5  Criteria for the recognition of sandy
                  10.6  Life in lakes and fossils in lacustrine    shallow-marine sediments, 223
                       deposits, 160                          Further reading, 224
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