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100%1997Sanders, John E.; Friedman, Gerald M.: History of petroleum exploration in turbidites and related deep-water deposits
95%49
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49-413		1979Roberts, W. P.: Origin of basaltic gravelly sands, holes 410, 410A, 412A, and 413download
89%1642003Lu, Shaoming: Seismic characteristics of two deep-water drilling hazards; shallow-water flow sands and gas hydrate
87%661982Lopez, Cynthia M.: Petrography and diagenesis of sands and sandstones, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 66download
87%1970Vallier, Tracy L.: The mineralogy of some turbidite sands from sites 32 and 35, Chapter 25download
85%2000Sugarman, P. J.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Sequence stratigraphic controls on hydrostratigraphy; examples from the New Jersey coastal plain
85%317
317-U1351		2012Bender, Carrie; Bailey, Claire: Provenance of sandy intervals from IODP Expedition 317, using onshore river sands as a proxy within the Canterbury Basin South Island, New Zealand
83%96
96-614
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96-623
96-624		1986Thayer, Paul A.; Roberts, Harry H. et al.: Sedimentology and petrology of Mississippi Fan depositional environments, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 96download
82%661982McMillen, Kenneth J.; Haines, Trent R.: Late Quaternary sediments of the southern Mexico margindownload
80%1902005Fergusson, Christopher L.: Provenance of Miocene-Pleistocene turbidite sands and sandstones, Nankai Trough, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 190download
78%18
18-174
18-175
18-176
18-177		1973Scheidegger, Kenneth F.; Kulm, La Verne D. et al.: Heavy mineralogy of unconsolidated sands in northeastern Pacific sediments; Leg 18, Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
76%1978Mallik, T. K.: Mineralogy of deep-sea sands of the Indian Ocean
76%1985Packer, Bonnie Marcia: Provenance and petrology of Deep Sea Drilling Project sands and sandstones from the Japan and Mariana forearc and backarc regions
76%1989Marsaglia, Kathleen M.: A revised, actualistic provenance model for arc-related sands and sandstones
76%1552002Damuth, John E.; Pirmez, Carlos: The Amazon-HARP fan model; a key to sandy reservoir facies distribution in submarine fans and channel systems
76%2004Saxena, Sabine; Gottwald, Eckehard: Gefriertrocknung und Haertung unverfestigter pleistozaener Karbnatsande zur Duennschliffherstellung Freeze-drying and hardening of unconsolidated Pleistocene carbonate sands for thin section production
72%1985Suczek, Christopher A.; Ingersoll, Raymond V.: Petrology and provenance of Cenozoic sand from the Indus Cone and the Arabian Basin, DSDP sites 221, 222, and 224
67%251974Moore, Casey: Turbidites and terrigenous muds, DSDP Leg 25download
66%150
174A		2000McHugh, Cecilia M. G.; Damuth, John E. et al.: Late Pleistocene to Recent sedimentary activity on the New Jersey continental margin
66%962011Roberts, Harry H.; Thayer, Paul A.: Sedimentology and petrology of the latest Pleistocene Mississippi Fan lobe; results from DSDP Leg 96
66%96
96-614
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96-624		1986Coleman, James M.; Bouma, Arnold H. et al.: Stratification in Mississippi Fan cores revealed by X-ray radiographydownload
64%661982Enkeboll, Robert H.: Petrology and provenance of sands and gravels from the Middle America Trench and trench slope, southwestern Mexico and Guatemaladownload
64%1997Pekar, Stephen F.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Data report; The Oligocene Sewell Point and Atlantic City formations, New Jersey Coastal Plaindownload
63%961985Coleman, James M.; Bouma, Arnold H.: Deep-water sands of Gulf of Mexico; results of DSDP Leg 96
63%35
35-323		1976Sands, C. D.; Drever, J. I.: Authigenic laumontite in deep-sea sediments
63%15
15-146
35
35-323		1976Sands, C. D.: Mineralogy and diagenesis in Deep Sea Drilling Project cores, Sites 146 and 323
63%961986Thayer, Paul A.; Roberts, Harry H.: Petrology and reservoir rocks potential of Mississippi Fan sands, DSDP Leg 96
63%1989Marsaglia, Kathleen Marie: Petrography, provenance, and diagenesis of arc-related sands and sandstones recovered by the Deep Sea Drilling Project on Circum-Pacific, Mediterranean and Caribbean legs
63%1271990Boggs, S., Jr.; Seyedolali, A.: Provenance of Pliocene-Miocene volcaniclastic sands from ODP Leg 127 sites in the Japan Sea
63%961990Thayer, P. A.; Roberts, H. H.: Petrology of Mississippi Fan sands and gravels, Gulf of Mexico
63%3022008St. John, Kristen: Cenozoic ice-rafting history of the central Arctic Ocean; terrigenous sands on the Lomonosov Ridgedownload
63%96
96-615
96-616
96-621
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96-624		1986Mazzullo, James: Sources of sand for the Mississippi Fandownload
63%1997Miller, Kenneth G.; Liu, Chengjie et al.: Cape May site reportdownload
63%77
77-535		2006Rosenfeld, Joshua H.; Blickwede, Jon F.: Early Paleogene isolation of the Gulf of Mexico from the world's oceans
63%104
104-643		2006Davies, Richard J.; Huuse, Mads et al.: Giant clastic intrusions primed by silica diagenesis
61%1978Olsson, R. K.: Summary of lithostratigraphy and biostratigraphy of Atlantic Coastal Plain (northern part)download
59%661982Bachman, Steven B.; Leggett, Jeremy K.: Petrology of Middle America Trench and trench slope sands, Guerrero margin, Mexicodownload
57%45
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46-396		1979Dick, H. J. B.; Honnorez, J. et al.: Origin of the abyssal basaltic sand, sandstone, and gravel from DSDP Hole 396B, Leg 46download
56%1351994Lavoie, Dawn L.; Bruns, Terry R. et al.: Geotechnical and logging evidence for underconsolidation of Lau Basin sediments; rapid sedimentation vs. fluid flowdownload
55%1551998Damuth, John E.; Kowsmann, Renato O.: New evidence for extensive sand distribution in "mud-rich" submarine fans; insights and fan models based on ODP drilling of Amazon Fan
54%2001Sugarman, Peter J.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Late Cretaceous sequences in the New Jersey coastal plain
54%1501995Pekar, Stephen F.: New Jersey Oligocene sequences recorded at the Leg 150X boreholes (Cape May, Atlantic City, and Island Beach)
53%1994Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter et al.: Island Beach site reportdownload
53%1997Miller, Kenneth G.; Rufolo, Scott et al.: Early to middle Miocene sequences, systems tracts, and benthic foraminiferal biofacies, New Jersey coastal plaindownload
53%13
13-123		1973Ryan, William B. F.; Hsue, Kenneth J. et al.: Valencia basement ridge; Site 123download
52%1461995Behrmann, Jan H.; Bauer, Peter et al.: Data report; Provenance analysis of Quaternary sands and sandstones from Cascadia margindownload
52%1998Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter J. et al.: Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program; Initial reports; New Jersey coastal plain; covering onshore boreholes as part of the New Jersey Sea-Level Transect, Bass River Site, October-November 1996download
52%2003Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter J. et al.: Ocean View Sitedownload
51%2003Miller, Kenneth G.; McLaughlin, Peter P., Jr. et al.: Bethany Beach Sitedownload
51%1988Yagishita, Koji: Mineral composition of sands and sandy sediments obtained from KH 86-5 cruise
51%1969Charm, W. B.; Nesteroff, W. D. et al.: Detailed stratigraphic description of the JOIDES cores on the continental margin off Florida
51%87
87-582
87-583		1986de Rosa, R.; Zuffa, G. G. et al.: Petrography of trench sands from the Nankai Trough, Southwest Japan; implications for long-distance turbidite transportation
51%10
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10-91		1986Whynot, John D.; Tieh, Thomas T.: Mineralogy and early diagenesis of deep Gulf of Mexico basin sands
51%64
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64-476		1991Marsaglia, Kathleen M.: Provenance of sands and sandstones from a rifted continental arc, Gulf of California, Mexico
51%1551995Flood, R. D.; Piper, D. J. W. et al.: Initial results of ODP Leg 155 drilling on Amazon deep-sea fan; implications for depositional processes and distribution of reservoir sands in mud-rich submarine fans
51%1552000Rimington, Nicola; Cramp, Adrian et al.: Amazon Fan sands; implications for provenance
51%101
101-633
166
166-1006		2005Schwarz, J.; Steinke, S. et al.: Mid-Pleistocene changes in the composition of periplatform sands of the Great Bahama Bank margins
51%210
210-1276		2006Hiscott, Richard N.; Marsaglia, Kathie M. et al.: Sources and transport routes for Cretaceous turbidite sands from the Newfoundland Basin, ODP Site 1276
51%2007Pasquali, V.; Castorina, F. et al.: I depositi tardio-orogenici della Valle Latina meridionale; stratigafia e implicazioni cinematiche per l'evoluzione dell'Appennino centrale Late orogenic deposits of the southern Latina Valley; stratigraphy and kinematic implications for the Central Apennines evolution
50%1501994Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V. et al.: Atlantic City site reportdownload
50%13
13-131		1973Ryan, William B. F.; Hsue, Kenneth J. et al.: Western Nile Cone; Site 131download
50%1802002Sharp, Timothy R.; Robertson, Alastair H. F.: Petrography and provenance of volcaniclastic sands and sandstones recovered from the Woodlark rift basin and Trobriand forearc basin, Leg 180download
49%31
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31-301		1975Harrold, P. J.; Moore, J. C.: Composition of deep-sea sands from marginal basins of the northwestern Pacificdownload
48%1501996McHugh, Cecilia M. G.; Damuth, John E. et al.: Oligocene to Holocene mass-transport deposits of the New Jersey continental margin and their correlation to sequence boundariesdownload
46%13
13-122		1973Ryan, William B. F.; Hsue, Kenneth J. et al.: Valencia Trough; Site 122download
46%126
126-790
126-791		1992Gill, James B.; Seales, Conrad et al.: Petrology and geochemistry of Pliocene-Pleistocene volcanic rocks from the Izu Arc, Leg 126download
46%13
13-121		1973Ryan, William B. F.; Hsue, Kenneth J. et al.: Western Alboran Basin; Site 121download
46%191973Fullam, T. J.; Supko, P. R. et al.: Some aspects of late Cenozoic sedimentation in the Bering Sea and North Pacific Oceandownload
45%136
136-842		1993Garcia, Michael O.: Pliocene-Pleistocene volcanic sands from Site 842; products of giant landslidesdownload
45%1121990Garrison, Robert E.; Kastner, Miriam: Phosphatic sediments and rocks recovered from the Peru margin during ODP Leg 112download
45%2004Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter J. et al.: Upper Cretaceous sequences and sea-level history, New Jersey coastal plain
45%161
161-976
161-977
161-978
161-979		1998Latter, Kelly Kimberly: Provenance of sand within the Alboran Sea
44%22
22-211
22-218		1979Ingersoll, R. V.; Suczek, C. A.: Petrology and provenance of Neogene sand from Nicobar and Bengal fans, DSDP sites 211 and 218
44%1101987Dolan, James F.; Beck, Christian et al.: Anomalously coarse-grained sediments on the slope of the Tiburon Rise, western Atlantic
44%1989Stelting, Charles Edward: Sedimentologic interpretation of seismic characteristics of the youngest fanlobe, Mississippi Fan, Gulf of Mexico
44%32
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32-311
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55-433		1995Hyatt, Ronda J.; Marsaglia, K. M.: Impact of mixed volcaniclastic/bioclastic sand composition on diagenesis; a study of shallow marine sands and sandstones from guyouts, seamounts and volcanic islands in the Hawaiian/Emperor seamount chain
44%169
169-1037
169-1038		2000Gieskes, Joris M.; Mahn, Chris et al.: Trace element geochemistry of I (super -) , Br (super -) , F (super -) , HPO (sub 4) (super 2-) , Ba (super 2+) , and Mn (super 2+) in pore waters of Escanaba Trough, sites 1037 and 1038download
44%1997Metzger, John M.; Remer, Steven C. et al.: Pass-through core measurements of magnetic susceptibility and natural gamma ray, New Jersey coastal plaindownload
44%2011Kominz, Michelle A.; Patterson, Kyle et al.: Lithology dependence of porosity in slope and deep marine sediments
43%18
18-177
18-178
18-181		1973Hayes, John B.: Petrology of indurated sandstones, Leg 18, Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
43%2004Sugarman, Peter J.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, New Jersey Coastal Plain; covering onshore boreholes as part of the New Jersey sea-level transect; Fort Mott sitedownload
43%13
13-127
13-128		1973Ryan, William B. F.; Hsue Kenneth J. et al.: Hellenic Trench; sites 127 and 128download
43%87
87-582
87-583		1986Taira, Asahiko; Niitsuma, Nobuaki: Turbidite sedimentation in the Nankai Trough as interpreted from magnetic fabric, grain size, and detrital modal analysesdownload
42%22
22-211
22-218		1974Thompson, Robert W.: Mineralogy of sands from the Bengal and Nicobar fans, sites 218 and 211, eastern Indian Oceandownload
42%44
44-391		1978Freeman, T.; Enos, P.: Petrology of Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous limestones, DSDP Site 391download
41%144
144-874
144-875
144-876
144-877		1995Lincoln, Jonathan M.; Enos, Paul et al.: Geologic history of Wodejebato Guyotdownload
41%5
5-35		1970McManus, Dean A.; Burns, Robert E. et al.: Site 35download
41%1611999Rodriguez-Fernandez, Jose; Comas, Maria Carmen et al.: The sedimentary record of the Alboran Basin; an attempt at sedimentary sequence correlation and subsidence analysisdownload
41%1997Miller, Kenneth G.: Coastal plain drilling and the New Jersey sea-level transectdownload
40%67
67-495
67-499
67-500		1982Shiki, Tsunemasa; Yamasaki, Teiji et al.: Features of grain-size distribution and mineral composition of turbiditic sediments from the Middle America Trench off Guatemaladownload
40%96
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96-624		1986Coleman, James M.; Constans, Richard E. et al.: Gamma-ray well-log characteristics, Leg 96download
40%96
96-614		1986Bouma, Arnold H.; Coleman, James M. et al.: Site 614download
40%1997Owens, James P.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Lithostratigraphy and paleoenvironments of the Island Beach borehole, New Jersey Coastal Plain Drilling Projectdownload
38%1997Vanderaveroet, P.; Deconinck, J. F.: Clay mineralogy of Cenozoic sediments of the Atlantic City borehole, New Jerseydownload
38%174A
174A-1073		2000Savrda, Charles E.; Krawinkel, Hannelore: Ichnologic signature of sequence boundaries in Tertiary deep-water clinoform-toe deposits, New Jersey slope (ODP Site 1073)
38%1998Erickson, Stephanie Newton: Porosity-velocity and porosity-formation factor relationships in siliciclastic sediments
38%63
63-471		2003Marsaglia, Kathleen M.: Detrital modes of Magdalena Fan sandstone support northward displacement of the fan from a sediment source at the mouth of the proto-Gulf of California
38%181
181-1119		2004Carter, R. M.; Fulthorpe, C. S. et al.: Canterbury Drifts at Ocean Drilling Program Site 1119, New Zealand; climatic modulation of Southwest Pacific intermediate water flows since 3.9 Ma
38%2008Kulpecz, Andrew A.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Response of Late Cretaceous migrating deltaic facies systems to sea level, tectonics, and sediment supply changes, New Jersey Coastal Plain, U.S.A.
38%3082006Shumnyk, A.; Flemings, P. B. et al.: High-resolution calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy of high-energy sediments from the Ursa and Brazos-Trinity minibasins (Gulf of Mexico) during the latest Quaternary; preliminary results from IODP Expedition 308

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