… between tectonics and … the sedimentary record to reconstruct the tectonic history of a region.
This overview will initially focus on the main types of tectonic settings and the sediments that …

… the sedimentary record. Much of the seminal work on this subject has addressed subtle
warpings that lack the regional extent necessary to meet the purest definition of epeirogeny (eg, …

… Studies of the coastal sedimentary record have allowed both … of tectonic deformation,
particularly in tectonically active areas. … and microfossil data from sediments in Laguna Mitla, the …

… This chapter focuses on the deformation that sediments are likely to encounter in settings
where tectonic stresses operate, and it discusses the subject largely in terms of deformation …

… they may be discriminated from each other, this contribution provides improved concepts
for the inversion of the sedimentary record for past changes in external forcing mechanisms. …

… tectonic evolution of the northern African margin in Tunisia since the Late Permian combining
paleostress, tectonic stratigraphic and sedimentary … a synthesis of the tectonic evolution of …

… deformation of sedimentary cover overlying tectonic elements are regarded as the most obvious
results of tectonic … the environment in which glaciogenic sediments were formed, and the …

… The notion that tectonic deformation can take place in surficial, unlithified sediments may be
a revelation to some, in that it is out of line with much structural geological thinking of the last …

… , separating the syn- and post-rift sediments. As the amount of erosion is primarily controlled
by climatic conditions, basins having the same tectonic history but, for example, located at …

… of the sedimentary record in tectonics: (i) MOR tectonic activity … as controls on sediment flux
from tectonic uplands; (iv) … that the locus of tectonic deformation is somehow dependent upon …