Interpreting the wealth of new data derived from the diverse suite of modern single-grain
provenance approaches available to a sedimentologist requires a thorough understanding …

Over 10,000 published detrital zircon ages have been reprocessed (applying a+ 10%
normal and reverse concordance range) and analysed to understand the evolution of the …

Quartz‐rich sandstones can be produced through multiple sedimentary processes,
potentially acting in combination, such as extensive sedimentary recycling or intense …

In contrast to much of the European Atlantic margin, the influence of salt on basin evolution
has received little attention to date in the basins west of Ireland, despite salt being proven in …

Titanite is a versatile recorder of crystallization age, temperature, and host lithology, via the
U–Pb system, the Zr‐in‐Ttn thermometer, and elemental composition, respectively. The …

Comprehensive provenance studies of syn-rift basin fills are required to better understand
possible sources of clastic detritus and sediment routing systems. The Eocene fill of the …

The combination of detrital low-temperature thermochronology with previous U–Pb
geochronology, petrological and sedimentological analyses, has proven to be a valuable …

Multiple factors (eg source rock composition, climate, nature/scale of sedimentary system)
influence the volume and composition of sediment delivered to basins. Fluctuations in these …

The Clifden district, illustrated with an accompanying new detailed 1: 12,500 geological map
and fold trace map, includes most of the stratigraphy of the Connemara Dalradian and is …

Sediment delivery and supply are explicitly controlled by variations in broad-scale
processes such as climate, tectonics and eustasy. These in turn influence fluvial processes …