Tidal Deposition is a sedimentary process within the broader category of coastal depositional environments, distinguished by the accumulation of siliciclastic sediments primarily influenced by the rhythmic and bidirectional water movements associated with tidal forces.
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D. G. Smith, G E Reinson, Brian A. Zaitlin et al. · Time to knit · 2000 · 376 citations
Offshore Tidal Sands-Processes and Deposits
Franz E. Anderson, A. A. Stride · Estuaries · 1984 · 198 citations
Tidal‐shelf sedimentation: an example from the Scottish Dalradian
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