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18Fluvial discharge fluctuations are a fundamental characteristic of almost all modern rivers 19 and can produce distinctive deposits that are rarely described from ancient fluvial or mixed- Discharge fluctuations in modern rivers 77Of the 1534 present-day rivers in the database of Milliman and Farnsworth (2011), almost 78 95% show variations in discharge through the year (Fig. 1). In most of the rivers in low-and

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Facies and architecture of river-dominated to tide-influenced mouth bars in the lower Lajas Formation (Jurassic), Argentina

Kurcinka¹,

Dalrymple²,

Gugliotta³

2018

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Colleen Kurcinka

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Facies and architecture of river-dominated to tide-influenced mouth bars in the lower Lajas Formation (Jurassic), Argentina

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