Outer Shelf Sedimentation is a geological process denoting the deposition of marine sediments on the distal portion of the continental shelf, distinguished from inner and mid-shelf sedimentation by its lower energy environment, finer grain size, and dominance of mud-dominated deposits influenced by deep-wave base and storm-induced oscillatory flows.
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Fluid-mud processes on the Amazon continental shelf
Gail C. Kineke, Richard W. Sternberg, John Trowbridge et al. · Continental Shelf Research · 1996 · 353 citations
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