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January 2012, v. 82, no. 1
 
Geochemical constraints on the provenance and depositional setting of the Devonian Luiling Group, East Qinling Mountains, Central China: implications for the tectonic evolution of the Qiling orogenic belt
Zhen Yan, Zongqi Wang, Quanren Yan, Tao Wang, and Xianqing Guo
p. 1-12 
February 2012, v. 82, no. 2
Modal and geochemical composition of the Lower Silurian clastic rocks in North Qilian, NW China: implications for provenance, chemical weathering, and tectonic setting
Jianghai Yang, Yuansheng Du, Peter A. Cawood, and Yajun Xu
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p. 92-103
Flow-depth scaling in alluvial architecture and nonmarine sequence stratigraphy: example from the Castlegate Sandstone, central Utah, U.S.A.
E.A. Hajek and P.L. Heller
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p. 121-103
March 2012, v.  82, no. 3 
Reactive transport modeling of brine reflux: dolomitization, anhydrite precipitation, and porosity evolution
Anwar B. Al-Helal, Fiona F. Whitaker, and Yitian Xiao
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May 2012, v. 82, no.5
 
Sedimentology of an erg to erg-margin depositional system, the Rush Springs Sandstone of western Oklahoma, U.S.A.: implications for paleowinds across northwestern Pangea during the Guadalupian (middle Permian)
Zachary A. Poland and Alexander R. Simms
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June 2012, v. 82, no.6
 
Cathodolumenescence spectra of quartz as provenance indicators revisited
Carita Augustsson and Annalena Reker
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November 2012, v. 82, no.11
 
Timing and rates of flysch sedimentation in the Stanley Group, Ouachita Mountains, Oklahoma and Arkansas, U.S.A.: constraints from U-Pb zircon ages of subaqueous ash-flow tuffs
Barry J. Shaulis, Thomas J. Lapen, John F. Casey, and Douglas R. Reid
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December 2012, v. 82, no. 12
 
Syndepositional deformation in a high-relief carbonate platform and its effect on early fluid flow as revealed by dolomite patterns
Edmond L. Frost, III, David A. Budd, and Charles Kerans
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