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February 2010, Volume 80, Number 2
	Pedogenic carbonates in Texas: stable-isotope distributions and their implications for reconstructing region-wide paleoenvironments Jie Zhou and Henry S. Chafetz Stable-isotope data	p. 137-150
	Factors controlling peat compaction in alluvial floodplains: a case study in the cold-temperate Cumberland Marshes, Canada Sanneke van Asselen, Esther Stouthamer, and Norman D. Smith Appendices 1-3	p. 155-166
	Large distributive fluvial systems: characteristics, distribution, and controls on development Adrian J. Hartley, Gary S. Weissmann, Gary G. Nichols, and Gail L. Warwick Appendix 1 Appendix 2	p. 167-183

April 2010, Volume 80, Number 4
	A Architecture and facies distribution of organic-clastic lake fills in the fluvio-deltaic Rhine-Meuse system Ingwer J. Bos Supplement 1 Supplement 2 Supplement 3 Supplement 4	p. 339-356

May 2010, Volume 80, Number 5
	Three-dimensional connectivity of point-bar deposits Brian J. Willis and Hong Tang Introduction and Overview of Files Figure A1 Figure A2 Figure A3, Movie 1 Figure A4, Movie 2 Figure A5, Movie 3 Figure A6, Movie 4 Figure A7, Movie 5 Figure A8, Movie 6 Figure A9, Movie 7 Figure A10, Movie 8 Figure A11, Movie 9	p. 440-454
July 2010, Volume 80, Number 8
	Use of low-cost Multistripe Laser Triangulation (MLT) scanning technology for three-dimensional quantitative paleoichnological and neoichnological studies Brian F. Platt, Stephen T. Hasiotis, and Daniel R. Hirmas Movie 1: Animation of a rotating digital model of Feoichnus Movie 2: tetradactyl dinosaur track cast Movie 3: latex mold of a tridactyl dinosaur track Movie 4: elephant track. Movie 5: brown scorpion burrow Movie 6: ghost crab burrow Movie 7: marsh crab burrow Movie 8: Kenyan sand boa burrow Movie 9: skink burrow Movie 10: tiger beetle larva burrow Movie 11: wolf spider burrow	p. 590-610
	Application of quartz sand microtextural analysis to infer cold-climate weathering for the equatorial Fountain Formation (Pennsylvanian-Permian, Colorado, U.S.A.) Dustin E. Sweet and Gerilyn Soreghan Sample List and Locations, Microtectural Data 1	p. 666-676
	The origin of the millimeter-scale lamination in the Neoproterozoic lower Beck Spring Dolomite: implications for widespread, fine-scale, layer-parallel diagenesis in Precambrian carbonates Sean J. Loyd and Frank Corsetti Supplemental Figure 1 Caption	p. 678-687
September 2010, Volume 80, Number 9
	Acoustic properties of ancient shallow-marine carbonates: effects of depositional environments and diagenetic processes (Middle Jurassic, Paris Basin, France) Benjamin Brigaud, Benoit Vincent, Christophe Durlet, Jean-Francois Deconinck, Philippe Blanc, and Alain Trouiller Appendix 1	p. 791-807
October 2010, Volume 80, Number 10
	Arkose, subarkose, quartz sand, and associated muds dervied from felsic plutonic rocks in glacial to tropical humid climates Peter C. van de Kamp Table 4 Table 5	p. 895-918

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