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Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2021February 09, 2021 CDT
Addressing a Phanerozoic carbonate facies conundrum—sponges or clotted micrite? Evidence from Early Silurian reefs, South China Block
Addressing a Phanerozoic carbonate facies conundrum—sponges or clotted micrite? Evidence from Early Silurian reefs, South China Block
clotted micritespongelithistidkeratoseSilurianSouth China BlockSilurian reefscarbonate sedimentologyPhanerozoic
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2021
- Renovation of _The Sedimentary Record_Jenn PickeringJeong-Hyun Lee
- Addressing a Phanerozoic carbonate facies conundrum—sponges or clotted micrite? Evidence from Early Silurian reefs, South China BlockStephen KershawQijian LiYue Li
- Facies changes and a major negative d13C shift suggest the base of Mila Formation as the likely base of the Miaolingian Series, Alborz Mountains, northern IranHadi Amin-RasouliYaghoob Lasemi
Kershaw, Stephen, Qijian Li, and Yue Li. 2021. “Addressing a Phanerozoic Carbonate Facies Conundrum—Sponges or Clotted Micrite? Evidence from Early Silurian Reefs, South China Block.” The Sedimentary Record 19 (1): 3–10. https://doi.org/10.2110/sedred.2021.1.03.