Titlebook: Submarine Fans and Related Turbidite Systems; Arnold H. Bouma,William R. Normark,Neal E. Barnes Book 1985 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc 19

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Introduction to Submarine Fans and Related Turbidite Systemsew is augmented by a select number of general contributions (without attempting to provide a complete survey of submarine fans and related turbidite systems) and the main results of the drilling on the Mississippi Fan.

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COMFAN: Needs and Initial Resultson of modern submarine fans and ancient turbidite sequences is still tentative, and in many cases impossible, because of the incompatibility of study approaches and lack of a common scale of observations.

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Bereavement

Astoria Fan, Pacific Oceane outer-fan area where the sand/shale ratios are highest. This pattern of sand displacement and efficiency of transport appears to be characteristic of elongate fans fed by a major river and submarine canyon.

歹徒

Delgada Fan, Pacific Oceantary channels and appears to illustrate a period of progressive valley abandonment. Although the lower-fan area is underlain by sandy sediments, little sand has been recovered in piston cores from the leveed- valley unit.

Cryptic

La Jolla Fan, Pacific Ocean Canyon-Fan form three-dimensional wedges that interfinger at their distal ends. La Jolla Fan system contains an interleaved set of sediment wedges derived from multiple sources, woven around the regional structural fabric of uplifts and basins.

Devastate

ADORE

Monterey Fan, Pacific Oceanwithin these two canyon systems. Deposition over the rest of the fan is controlled by the oceanic crust topography, resulting in an irregular fan shape and periodic major shifts in the locus of deposition.

FACT

Navy Fan, Pacific Ocean relief on the fan surface and correlation of individual turbidite beds through nearly 40 cores on the middle and lower fan provide data for evaluating the Late Pleistocene and Holocene depositional processes.