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100%1978Engineering for deep sea drilling for scientific purposes; interim report
99%1942006Ehrenberg, S. N.; McArthur, J. M. et al.: Growth, demise, and dolomitization of Miocene carbonate platforms on the Marion Plateau, offshore NE Australia
92%1942004Isern, Alexandra R.; Anselmetti, Flavio S. et al.: A Neogene carbonate platform, slope, and shelf edifice shaped by sea level and ocean currents, Marion Plateau (northeast Australia)
92%1942001Eberli, Gregor P.; Anselmetti, Flavio S. et al.: The remarkable similarity in the architecture of isolated tropical and cool subtropical carbonate platforms
88%1661999Rendle, R. H.; Reijmer, J. J. G. et al.: Mineralogy and sedimentology of the Pleistocene to Recent on the leeward margin of Great Bahama Bank (ODP-Leg 166)
88%1942001Wood, Jason; Delius, Heike et al.: Leg 194; Neogene carbonate platforms of the Marion Plateau, NE Australia
88%1988Davies, P. J.; Symonds, P. A. et al.: The evolution of the carbonate platforms in Northeast Australia; the goal of the Ocean Drilling Program
88%143
144		2001Flood, P. G.: The "Darwin point" of Pacific Ocean atolls and guyots; a reappraisal
88%1997Betzler, Christian: Ecological controls on geometries of carbonate platforms; Miocene / Pliocene shallow-water microfaunas and carbonate biofacies from the Queensland Plateau (NE Australia)
87%1331991Davies, P. J.; McKenzie, J. A.: Horizontal and vertical interactions; key to the evolution of the Cainozoic carbonate platforms of northeast Australia; Leg 133 results
87%1441998Camoin, G. F.; Arnaud-Vanneau, A. et al.: Development and demise of mid-oceanic carbonate platforms, Wodejebato Guyot (NW Pacific)
84%1662005Bergman, Kelly L.; Eberli, Gregor P. et al.: Successive drowning of platforms by thrust-fault loading in the Cuba-Bahama foreland basin
77%1942010Eberli, Gregor P.; Anselmetti, Flavio S. et al.: Timing of changes in sea-level and currents along Miocene platforms on the Marion Plateau, Australia
76%1662001Grammer, G. Michael; Harris, Paul M. et al.: Carbonate platforms; exploration- and production-scale insight from modern analogs in the Bahamas
76%2002Swart, Peter: Recrystallization and carbon isotopic composition of pore waters associated with the diagenesis of periplatform sediments
75%1331991ODP Leg 133 Northeast Australian margin; a chronicle of carbonate platform development
75%2003De Carlo, Eric H.: Trace elements in interstitial waters; from carbonate to siliceous environments
75%1662005Bergman, Kelly L.: Seismic analysis of paleocurrent features in the Florida Straits; insights into the paleo-Florida Current, upstream tectonics, and the Atlantic-Caribbean connection
75%1999Pisias, Nicklas G. (ed.); Delaney, Margaret L. (ed.): COMPLEX; conference on multiple platform exploration of the ocean
75%2000Belopolsky, Andrei Victorovich: Tectonic and eustatic controls on the evolution of the Maldive carbonate platform
75%1942002Isern, Alexandra R.; Anselmetti, Flavio S. et al.: Sea-level magnitudes recorded by continental margin sequences on the Marion Plateau, northeast Australia; ODP Leg 194
75%772002Gaumet, Fabrice; Letouzey, Jean et al.: Seismic stratigraphy analysis of the south-eastern Gulf of Mexico (NW offshore Cuba); regional Mesozoic tectono-stratigraphy and platform evolution
75%2004Evans, Dan: IODP mission-specific platforms set sail
75%1997Mountain, Gregory; Driscoll, Neal: Platforms for shallow water drilling
71%143
143-866		1996Flood, P. G.; Fagerstrom, J. A. et al.: Interpretation of the origin of massive replacive dolomite within atolls and submerged carbonate platforms; strontium isotopic signature ODP Hole 866A, Resolution Guyot, Mid-Pacific Mountains
71%1221991Roehl, U.; Dumont, T. et al.: The Upper Triassic carbonate platform off NW Australia (ODP Leg 122); Tethyan facies at the NE Gondwanan margin
71%115
115-716		1991Baker, P. A.; Malone, M. J.: Geochemistry of periplatform carbonate sediments
71%143
143-865		1992Winterer, E. L.: Preliminary results from drilling on drowned Early Cretaceous carbonate platforms, Mid-Pacific Mountains (ODP Leg 143)
71%166
166-1006		1999Kroon, D.; Rendle, R. H. et al.: Orbitally induced cyclicity patterns of late Cenozoic Great Bahama Bank platform production
71%143
144		1995Jansa, L. F.: Carbonate platforms, guyots drowning linked to changes in asthenosphere and paleoceanography; Equatorial Pacific
71%1661999Reijmer, J. J. G.; Betzler, C. et al.: The interplay of Bahamian carbonate platform development and paleoceanographic changes
71%115
115-715
115-716		1991Aubert, O.; Droxler, A. W.: Cenozoic evolution of the Maldives carbonate system (equatorial Indian Ocean)
71%143
143-865
143-866		1998Cooper, P.: Sedimentary cycles in carbonate platform facies; Fourier analysis of geophysical logs from ODP Sites 865 and 866
71%166
166-1005
166-1009		1999Henderson, Gideon M.; Slowey, Niall C. et al.: Fluid flow through carbonate platforms; constraints from (super 234) U/ (super 238) U and Cl (super -) in Bahamas pore-waters
71%1661998Swart, Peter K.; Melim, Leslie et al.: The interaction of fluid flow and the oxidation of organic material; a new method for driving carbonate diagenesis
71%143
144		1998Wilson, Paul A.; Jenkyns, Hugh C. et al.: The paradox of drowned carbonate platforms and the origin of Cretaceous Pacific guyots
71%133
166		2000Betzler, Christian; Kroon, Dick et al.: Synchroneity of major late Neogene sea level fluctuations and paleoceanographically controlled changes at recorded by two carbonate platformsdownload
71%1942006Kindler, Pascal; Ruchonnet, Cyril et al.: The southern Marion Platform (Marion Plateau, NE Australia) during the early Pliocene; a lowstand-producing, temperate-water carbonate factory
71%143
143-865
143-866
144
144-878
144-879		1998Roehl, U.; Ogg, J. G.: Aptian-Albian eustatic sea-levels
65%194
194-1192
194-1194
194-1196
194-1197		2004Ehrenberg, S. N.: Porosity and permeability in Miocene carbonate platforms of the Marion Plateau, offshore NE Australia; relationships to stratigraphy, facies and dolomitization
65%1942002Anselmetti, Flavio S.; Isern, Alexandra R. et al.: The Marion plateau carbonates (NE Australia); a platform-slope-shelf edifice shaped by sea level change and ocean currents
65%194
194-1193		2006Ehrenberg, S. N.; Eberli, G. P. et al.: Porosity-permeability relationships in interlayered limestone-dolostone reservoirs
65%1942006Ehrenberg, Stephen N.; Eberli, Gregor P. et al.: Porosity-permeability relationships in Miocene carbonate platforms and slopes seaward of the Great Barrier Reef, Australia (ODP Leg 194, Marion Plateau)
63%801983Gillot, Eric: La Marge celtique au Cretace d'apres la campagne 80 du DSDP-IPOD 1 (Atlantique NE) The Celtic margin during Cretaceous time from the DSPD-IPOD 1 Leg 80, NE Atlantic
63%1994Droxler, Andre W.: Shallow carbonates drilled by DSDP and ODP; oceanic benchmarks and dipsticks for continental margins and volcanic aseismic ridges
63%1011987Guzikowski, Michael Vincent: Evolution of pore fluid chemistry during the recrystallization of periplatform carbonates, Bahamas
63%441989Fourcade, Eric; Granier, Bruno: Age des carbonates de plate-forme du Site 392A DSDP (Leg 44), arge atlantique du continent nord-americain Age of the platform carbonates from DSDP Site 392A (Leg 44), Atlantic margin of North America
63%1011986Dix, George R.; Mullins, Henry T.: Burial diagenesis of periplatform carbonates, ODP Leg 101, Bahamas
63%1011986Austin, James A., Jr.; Schlager, Wolfgang: Ocean Drilling Program Leg 101 explores the Bahamas
63%1011986Sager, William W.: Paleomagnetism of Ocean Drilling Program Leg 101 sediments
63%1011986Watkins, D. K.; Leckie, R. Mark et al.: Micropaleontological results from Ocean Drilling Program Leg 101 on carbonate platform growth and sea level changes
63%1999Cotillon, P.; Huchon, A.: Les Cycles sedimentaires a haute frequence et leur message dans les sediments pelagiques; exemples dans quelques series du Cretace inferieur a l'actuel High-frequency pelagic sedimentary cycles; examples from the Lower Cretaceous to modern times
63%2006Evans, Dan; Camoin, Gilbert et al.: Mission-specific platforms for the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program
63%1331996McKenzie, J. A.; Isern, A.: Influence of late Neogene paleoceanography on carbonate platform development; the NE Australian margin archetype
63%1541993Mountain, G. S.; Curry, W. B.: Out on a limb; interpreting Leg 154 survey data, Ceara Rise
63%1331991Davies, P. J.; McKenzie, J. A.: Horizontal and vertical interactions - key to the evolution of the Cainozoic carbonate platforms of northeast Australia - Leg 133 results
63%101
101-627		1985Schlager, W.; Austin, James A., Jr.: Ocean Drilling Program Leg 101; Bahama carbonate platforms and basins
63%1986Von Rad, U.; Sarti, M.: Early Cretaceous "events" in the evolution of the eastern and western North Atlantic continental margins
63%1331990Davis, Peter J.; McKenzie, Judith A. et al.: Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 133 scientific prospectus; Northeast Australian margin
63%1990Pigram, C. J.; Davies, P. J. et al.: Absolute amplitude of Neogene sea-level fluctuations from carbonate platforms of the Marion Plateau, northeast Australia
63%1441994Larson, R. L.; Erba, E. et al.: Stratigraphic, vertical subsidence, and paleolatitude histories of ODP Leg 144 guyots
63%1987Droxler, Andre W.: Cenozoic evolution of small detached carbonate banks and their deep periplatform surroundings in the tectonically active setting of the Nicaragua Rise
63%1941999Isern, Alexandra; Pigram, Chris: Ocean drilling scheduled for the Marion Plateau, Northeast Australia
63%143
144		1996Erba, E.; Larson, R. L.: Death in the tropics; Cretaceous and Paleogene atolls in the Pacific Ocean
63%1989Reymer, John J. G.; Haak, Alfred B. et al.: Calciturbidite composition, a sea-level indicator
63%1331990Davies, P. J.; McKenzie, J. A. et al.: Sea level, climate, and basin evolution; ODP Leg 133, Northeast Australia
63%1441992Haggerty, Janet A.; Premoli Silva, Isabella et al.: Ocean Drilling Program; Leg 144 preliminary report; Northwest Pacific atolls and guyots
63%1992Reijmer, J. J. G.; Schlager, W. et al.: Pliocene/Pleistocene platform facies transition recorded in calciturbidites (Exuma Sound, Bahamas)
63%133
166
194		2003Eberli, Gregor P.; Isern, A. R. et al.: The faithful record of synchrony and amplitude of Neogene sea level variability in carbonate depositional environments from ODP legs 133, 166, and 194
63%2003Belopolsky, Andrei; Droxler, Andre: Imaging Tertiary carbonate system, the Maldives, Indian Ocean; insights into carbonate sequence interpretation
63%1331992Davies, Peter J.: Science in search of Earth's secrets; dynamic evolution of the Great Barrier Reef; ODP and beyond
63%2008Opdyke, Bradley: Two new IODP paleoceanographic drilling opportunities in the Timor Sea; late Quaternary paleoceanography and tracking sea level change from the late Miocene
63%1031986Jansa, L. F.; Williamson, M. A.: The Grand Banks-Galicia Bank connection, preliminary results of ODP Leg 103
63%3072005Williams, T.; Kano, A. et al.: Preliminary results from IODP Expedition 307, Porcupine Basin carbonate mounds
63%101975Lindsay, J. F.; Shipley, Thomas H. et al.: Role of canyons in the growth of the Campeche Escarpment
63%1822000James, Noel P.: Death of a myth; drilling a cool-water carbonate platform margin in the Great Australian Bight
63%1942002Stewart, D. R. M.: Palaeoceanography and climate change; ODP Leg 194
63%1221990Roehl, U.; Von Rad, U.: The Upper Triassic carbonate platform off NW Australia (ODP Leg 122); Tethyan facies and diagenetic evolution
63%143
144		1996Jenkyns, H. C.; Wilson, P. A. et al.: Comparative chemostratigraphy of Cretaceous Pacific guyots
63%1821997Feary, David A.; James, Noel P. et al.: Southern Ocean paleoceanography and cool-water carbonate platform processes (sea level, facies, diagenesis, hydrology); ODP Leg 182 scientific objectives in the Great Australian Bight
63%1331992Davies, Peter J.; McKenzie, Judith A.: Leg 133 drilling off Northeast Australia
63%1601998Robertson, Alastair H. F.: Tectonic significance of the Eratosthenes Seamount; a continental fragment in the process of collision with a subduction zone in the eastern Mediterranean (Ocean Drilling Program Leg 160)
63%1332000Mueller, R. Dietmar; Lim, Vanessa S. L. et al.: Late Tertiary tectonic subsidence on the northeast Australian passive margin; response to dynamic topography?
63%50
50-416		2000Wortmann, Ulrich G.; Weissert, Helmut: Tying platform drowning to perturbations of the global carbon with a delta (super 13) C (sub Org) -curve from the Valanginian of DSDP Site 416
63%2000MacLeod, Christopher J.; Wright, V. Paul et al.: Tectonic evolution and uplift/subsidence history of Atlantis Bank, a transverse ridge near the Atlantis II fracture zone, SW Indian Ridge
63%1591997Pletsch, Thomas; Wagner, Thomas et al.: Sedimentary dynamics along an opening oceanic gateway; the Cretaceous Equatorial Atlantic (ODP Leg 159)
63%194
194-1193
194-1196
194-1199		2002Hallock, Pamela; Anselmetti, Flavio et al.: Environmental sensitivity of biotic assemblages in subtropical carbonate buildups; Miocene examples from the Marion Plateau, Australia (ODP Leg 194)
63%1662004Swart, P. K.; Eberli, G. P. et al.: The nature of the delta (super 13) C of periplatform sediments; implications for stratigraphy
63%1996Isern, A. R.; McKenzie, J. A. et al.: The role of sea-surface temperature as a control on carbonate platform development in the western Coral Sea
63%143
144		1995Wilson, Paul; Elderfield, Harry et al.: Constraints on the paradox of carbonate platform drowning; the origin of Cretaceous guyots
63%1331995Betzler, C.; Brachert, T. C. et al.: Record of climatic change in neritic carbonates; examples of turnovers in Cenozoic depositional systems
63%2000Quinn, Terrence M.; Mountain, Gregory S.: Shallow water science and ocean drilling face challenges
63%1994Haddad, Geoffrey Allen: Calcium carbonate dissolution patterns at intermediate water depths of the tropical oceans during the Quaternary
63%1662002Reijmer, John J. G. (ed.): Carbonate margin development (Bahama Transect, ODP Leg 166)
63%2001Moore, Theodore C., Jr.; Austin, James A., Jr. et al.: Earth, oceans and life; scientific investigation of the Earth system using multiple drilling platforms and new technologies; Integrated Ocean Drilling Program initial science plan 2003-2013
62%101
101-626
101-627		1985Schlager, Wolfgang; Austin, J. et al.: Ocean Drilling Program; rise and fall of carbonate platforms in the Bahamas
62%1331991Isern, A. R.; McKenzie, J. A. et al.: Paleoceanographic controls on carbonate platform development; initial results from ODP Leg 133, Queensland Plateau, northeast Australian margin
62%194
194-1192
194-1193
194-1194
194-1195
194-1196
194-1197
194-1198
194-1199		2003Basov, I. A.: Karbonatnyye platformy i kolebaniya urovnya okeana; 194-y reys "DZhOIDES Rezolyushn" Carbonate platforms and sea level fluctuations; 194th cruise of the JOIDES Resolution
62%2005McNeill, Donald F.: Accumulation rates from well-dated late Neogene carbonate platforms and marginsdownload
62%1942007Ehrenberg, S. N.: Whole core versus plugs; scale dependence of porosity and permeability measurements in platform carbonates

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