Abstract Three-dimensional (3D) seismic and outcrop data are used to review the
significance of submarine slide blocks and associated soft-sediment deformation structures …

A comprehensive inventory of High Arctic cross-shelf troughs is compiled from International
Bathymetric Chart of the Arctic Ocean (IBCAO) bathymetric data (v. 3.0). The location of 75 …

Extensive deep-water mass-transport deposits are observed in both slope and basin-floor
settings. A detailed understanding of mass-transport deposits, in terms of emplacement …

Submarine landslides are distributed unevenly both in space and time. Spatially, they occur
most commonly in fjords, active river deltas, submarine canyon–fan systems, the open …

The nearly complete coverage of the US Atlantic continental slope and rise by multibeam
bathymetry and backscatter imagery provides an opportunity to reevaluate the distribution of …

Clay‐rich mass transport deposits (MTDs) in the Ursa Basin, Gulf of Mexico, record failures
that mobilized along extensional failure planes and transformed into long runout flows …

No comprehensive scheme yet exists to describe the depositional products of submarine
sediment failures at the scale of piston cores, resulting in misinterpretation of failure deposits …

Submarine canyons, classified as shelf-incision and slope-confined types, are considered
as the most important sediment transportation conduits in the continental margins. Being …

Pleistocene succession at Sites U1386 and U1387 (IODP 339) from palaeo-moat and drift
domains of the Faro Drift has been examined to characterize the lithofacies and to identify …

Sediment waves are commonly observed on the sea floor and often vary in morphology and
geometry according to factors such as seabed slope, density and discharge of turbidity …