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• W1989132023 abstract "The growth-pattern concept for modern submarine fans has been reviewed and broadened by additional data published or obtained in the last five years. The similarities in morphology, structure, and surficial-sedimentation patterns among modern fans from different geographic and geologic settings support a general growth-pattern model that can be applied to ancient turbidite deposits. Most submarine fans have three recognizable morphologic divisions that are related to distinct facies associations for sandy and coarser turbidites. (1) The large-leveed valley(s) of the upper fan produce wide (1 to 5 km) valley-floor deposits that are the coarsest on the fan and are deposited in meandering or braided, shallow channels within the general confines of the valley. These coarse de osits grade laterally into finer grained and more regularly bedded levee sands and silts. (2) The middle-fan region is recognized as a convex-upward depositional bulge on a radial profile and includes a depositional lobe or suprafan at the terminus of the leveed valley. The coarsening- and thickening-upward sequence of sandy turbidites on the upper suprafan are cut by numerous channels, channel remnants, and isolated depressions, whereas the lower suprafan is relatively free of such features. Suprafan channels are generally less than 1 km across and probably are filled by thinning- and fining-upward sequences. (3) The lower fan division is characteristically free of channel features (and coarse turbidites), is nearly flat-wing or ponded, and, therefore, is indistinguishable morphological y from basin-plain or abyssal-plain settings in many cases. Basin shape and relief and the ultimate size of the fan appear less important than sediment-input parameters, such as the grain-size distribution and rate of sediment supply, in controlling development of the three morphologic divisions of the fan. Specifically, canyon-fed systems common along western North America tend to have a single-leveed valley terminating in a suprafan depositional lobe; some fans, such as the Monterey, have slightly more complex features where more than one canyon is involved in fan development. If the grain-size distribution is weighted toward the silt and clay fractions as in some delta-fed systems, the fans tend to have multiple-leveed valleys on the upper fan (although only one may be active at any given time), to have long valleys crossing much of the fan and to lack (or have poorly developed) suprafan relief." @default.
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• W1989132023 title "Fan Valleys, Channels, and Depositional Lobes on Modern Submarine Fans: Characters for Recognition of Sandy Turbidite Environments" @default.
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