000			01970nam a2200253Ia 4500
003			OSt
005			20240620141759.0
008			240620b |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a9788126532988(Pbk.)
040			_cIISER BPR
082			_a551.7 _bREA _223rd
100			_aReading, H. G.
222			_aEarth Sciences
245		0	_aSedimentary environments : Processes, facies and stratigraphy
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aNew Delhi: _cc2012. _bBlackwell,
300			_axiv, 688p.
504			_aIncludes References (574-667) & Index (669-688).
520			_aSedimentary Environments is one of the most distinguished and influential textbooks in the earth sciences published in the last 20 years. The first and second editions both won universal praise and became classic works in sedimentology. Since the publication of the last edition, the study of sedimentary environments and facies has made great strides, with major advances in facies modelling, sequence stratigraphy and basin modelling. The 3rd edition of this classic text will likely set the benchmark even higher, and needless to say, will continue being the textbook of choice for sedimentology students. · Introduction (H.G. Reading). · Controls on the sedimentary rock record (H.G. Reading & B.K. Levell). · Alluvial sediments (J.D. Collinson). · Lakes (M.R. Talbot and P.A. Allen). · Desert aeolian systems (G.A. Kocurek). · Clastic coasts (H.G. Reading & J.D. Collinson). · Shallow clastic seas (H.D. Johnson & C.T. Baldwin). · Marine evaporites: arid shorelines and basins (A.C. Kendall & G.M. Harwood). · Shallow-water carbonate environments (V.P. Wright & T.P. Burchette). · Deep seas (D.A.V. Stow, H.G. Reading & J.D. Collinson). · Glacial sediments (J.M.G. Miller). · Volcanic environments (G.J. Orton). · Problems and perspectives (H.G. Reading).
650			_aSedimentary rocks
650			_aSedimentation and deposition
650			_aGeology
942			_cBK _2ddc
999			_c2847 _d2847