Stone coal is defined as a combustible, low-heat value, high-rank black shale of early
Paleozoic (in a few cases, Permian) age, widely distributed in southern China. Attention has …

Limestones designated the Štramberk-type are the most common carbonate exotic clasts
(exotics) embedded in the uppermost Jurassic–Miocene flysch deposits of the Polish Outer …

Two breccia layers occur directly stacked upon each other in a silty/sandy Saalian
glaciolacustrine succession near Ujście (western Poland). This complex is exceptional …

Predicting facies distribution in turbidite systems is essential for resource exploration and
identifying geohazards from an economic standpoint. Models that describe facies …

The present work focuses on palaeogeographic reconstruction of shallow-water carbonate
deposition in the Outer Western Carpathian Tethys. Platform deposits are preserved only as …

The different types of calcareous exotic clasts (fragments of pre-existing rocks), embedded in
the Paleocene siliciclastic deposits of the Istebna Formation from the Beskid Mały Mountains …

Deep-sea channels are one of the architectonic elements, forming the main conduits for
sand and gravel material in the turbidite depositional systems. Deep-sea channel facies are …

A 250-m-thick sedimentary succession dominated by siliciclastic deposits occurs in the
Kąkolówka Structure of the Skole Nappe. The succession was deposited in the inner part of …

This study is a detailed lithofacies analysis of the Wiar and Leszczyny members of the deep-
marine Ropianka Formation (Campanian–Paleocene) exposed in the Hucisko Jawornickie …

The northern margin of the Carpathian basins and their closest foreland are not preserved
nowadays being partly destroyed by the subduction processes, and partly hidden under …