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Best Journal Paper (2004 - present)

JP - Journal of Paleontology (JP was co-published with the Palentological Society until 1984)
JSP - Journal of Sedimentary Petrology
JSR - Journal of Sedimentary Research (formerly JSP)
PAL - PALAIOS

	Iss	Year	Author(s)	Title of Paper
JSR	75:3	2005	Noel P. James Yvonne Bone T. Kurtis Kyser	Where Has All the Aragonite Gone? Mineralogy of Holocene Neritic Cool-Water Carbonates, Southern Australia
PAL	20:1	2005	Jean Vannier Junyuan Chen	Early Cambrian Food Chain: New Evidence from Fossil Aggregates in the Maotianshan Shale Biota, SW China
JSR	74:6	2004	Anita É. Csoma Robert H. Goldstein Andrea Mindszenty Lucia Simone	Diagenetic Salinity Cycles and Sea Level Along a Major Uncomformity, Monte Composauro, Italy
PAL	19:1	2004	Thomas D. Olszewski	Modeling the Influence of Taphonomic Destruction, Reworking, and Burial on Time-Averaging in Fossil Accumulations
JSR	75:3	2005	Noel P. James Yvonne Bone T. Kurtis Kyser	Where Has All the Aragonite Gone? Mineralogy of Holocene Neritic Cool-Water Carbonates, southern Australia
PAL	20:1	2005	Jean Vannier Junyuan Chen	Early Cambrian Food Chain: New Evidence from Fossil Aggregates in the Maotianshan Shale Biota, SW China
JSR	76:2	2006	S. Tyrell P.D.W. Haughton J.S. Daly T.S. Kokfelt D. Gagnevin	The Use of Common Pb Isotope Composition of Detrital K-Feldspar Grains as a Provenance Tool and Its Application to Upper Carboniferous Paleodrainage, northern England
PAL	21:4	2006	Adam Tomasovych	Brachiopod and bivalve ecology in the Late Triassic (Alps, Austria): Onshore-offshore replacements caused by variations in sediment and nutrient supply
JSR	77:5	2007	Kathleen C. Benison Brenda B. Bowen Francisca E. Oboh-Ikuenobe Elliot A. Jagniecki Deidre A. LaClair Stacy L. Story Melanie R. Mormile Bo-Young Hong	Sedimentology of Acid Saline Lakes in Southern Western Australia: Newly Described Processes and Products on an Extreme Environment
PAL	22:1	2007	John-Paul Zonneveld Tyler W. Beatty S. George Pemberton	Lingulide brachiopods and the trace fossil Lingulichnus from the Triassic of western Canada: Implications for faunal recovery after the end-Permian mass extinction

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