Sedimentology · 1963 · 28 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesSoil SciencesGeomorphologyMarine SedimentologySedimentologyCoastal WetlandsEstuariesFacies AnalysisSalt MarshesSedimentary FaciesTidal FlatsOrganic ContentOrganic Matter ContentSalt Marsh GeomorphologySalt Marsh MorphologySalt Marsh Plant CommunitiesSalt-marsh StratigraphyTidal Flat EcologyTidal Flat Environments
Salt marsh deposits are developed along many tidal flat areas, lagoons, bays, etc. They are characterized by small thickness, special sedimentary structures, high organic content, growth of phanerogamous halophytes, and often by scarcity or absence of microfauna. A graphical representation of a section at Ameland (The Netherlands) is given, as well as radiographs of a sandy (Ameland) and a clayey (California) marsh sample. Little structural difference exists between the two.
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The sea off Southern California
Ph. H. Kuenen · Deep Sea Research (1953) · 1960 · 207 citations
Salt Marshes and Salt Deserts of the World.
D. S. Ranwell, V. J. Chapman · Journal of Ecology · 1961 · 98 citations