Paul J. McCarthy and A. Guy Plint

Recognition of interfluve sequence boundaries: Integrating paleopedology and sequence stratigraphy
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 387-390. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Harrison O. Cookenboo, Michael J. Orchard, and David K. Daoud

Remnants of Paleozoic cover on the Archean Canadian Shield: Limestone xenoliths from kimberlite in the central Slave craton
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 391-394. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Laurence C. Smith and Douglas E. Alsdorf

Control on sediment and organic carbon delivery to the Arctic Ocean revealed with space-borne synthetic aperture radar: Ob' River, Siberia
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 395-398. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Alicé S. Davis and David A. Clague

Changes in the hydrothermal system at Loihi Seamount after the formation of Pele's pit in 1996
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 399-402. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E. T. Rasbury, G. N. Hanson, W. J. Meyers, W. E. Holt, R. H. Goldstein, and A. H. Saller

U-Pb dates of paleosols: Constraints on late Paleozoic cycle durations and boundary ages
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 403-406. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Bernard Marty, Brian G. J. Upton, and Rob M. Ellam

Helium isotopes in early Tertiary basalts, northeast Greenland: Evidence for 58 Ma plume activity in the North Atlantic–Iceland volcanic province
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 407-410. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Joel D. Blum, Carey A. Gazis, Andrew D. Jacobson, and C. Page Chamberlain

Carbonate versus silicate weathering in the Raikhot watershed within the High Himalayan Crystalline Series
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 411-414. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Michael R. Rampino and Andre C. Adler

Evidence for abrupt latest Permian mass extinction of foraminifera: Results of tests for the Signor-Lipps effect
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 415-418. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Calvin F. Miller, Robert D. Hatcher, Jr, T. Mark Harrison, Christopher D. Coath, and Elizabeth B. Gorisch

Cryptic crustal events elucidated through zone imaging and ion microprobe studies of zircon, southern Appalachian Blue Ridge, North Carolina–Georgia
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 419-422. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Fred T. Mackenzie, Abraham Lerman, and Leah May B. Ver

Role of the continental margin in the global carbon balance during the past three centuries
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 423-426. [Abstract] [PDF]  

B. S. Singer, J. R. Wijbrans, S. T. Nelson, M. S. Pringle, T. C. Feeley, and M. A. Dungan

Inherited argon in a Pleistocene andesite lava: ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar incremental-heating and laser-fusion analyses of plagioclase
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 427-430. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Joel Baker, Gilles Chazot, Martin Menzies, and Matthew Thirlwall

Metasomatism of the shallow mantle beneath Yemen by the Afar plume—Implications for mantle plumes, flood volcanism, and intraplate volcanism
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 431-434. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Rudy Slingerland and Norman D. Smith

Necessary conditions for a meandering-river avulsion
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 435-438. [Abstract] [PDF]  

John F. Slack, Robert J. W. Turner, and Paul L. G. Ware

Boron-rich mud volcanoes of the Black Sea region: Modern analogues to ancient sea-floor tourmalinites associated with Sullivan-type Pb-Zn deposits?
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 439-442. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Henry T. Mullins

Environmental change controls of lacustrine carbonate, Cayuga Lake, New York
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 443-446. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D. E. Ames, D. H. Watkinson, and R. R. Parrish

Dating of a regional hydrothermal system induced by the 1850 Ma Sudbury impact event
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 447-450. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Bradley B. Sageman, Michael H. Gardner, John M. Armentrout, and Adam E. Murphy

Stratigraphic hierarchy of organic carbon–rich siltstones in deep-water facies, Brushy Canyon Formation (Guadalupian), Delaware Basin, West Texas
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 451-454. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Suzanne Carbotte, Carolyn Mutter, John Mutter, and Gustavo Ponce-Correa

Influence of magma supply and spreading rate on crustal magma bodies and emplacement of the extrusive layer: Insights from the East Pacific Rise at lat 16°N
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 455-458. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Paul D. Taylor and Peter A. Allison

Bryozoan carbonates through time and space
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 459-462. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Kenneth A. McGee and Terrence M. Gerlach

Annual cycle of magmatic CO₂ in a tree-kill soil at Mammoth Mountain, California: Implications for soil acidification
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 463-466. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Donald M. Fisher, Thomas W. Gardner, Jeffrey S. Marshall, Peter B. Sak, and Marino Protti

Effect of subducting sea-floor roughness on fore-arc kinematics, Pacific coast, Costa Rica
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 467-470. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ian D. Campbell, Celina Campbell, Michael J. Apps, Nathaniel W. Rutter, and Andrew B. G. Bush

Late Holocene 1500 yr climatic periodicities and their implications
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 471-473. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Mark H. Anders, Nicholas Christie-Blick, Stewart Wills, James C. Coogan, and Peter G. DeCelles

Extensional collapse along the Sevier Desert reflection, northern Sevier Desert basin, western United States: Comment and Reply
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 474-475. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Daniel Holm, David Schneider, Daniel Lux, Stephen Marshak, Douglas Tinkham, Fernando F. Alkmim, Hannes Brueckner, and Theodore Bornhorst

Dome-and-keel provinces formed during Paleoproterozoic orogenic collapse—Core complexes, diapirs, or neither?: Examples from the Quadrilátero Ferrífero and the Penokean orogen: Comment and Reply
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 475-477. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Mike J. Bickle, Ken Caldeira, and Robert A. Berner

The need for mass balance and feedback in the geochemical carbon cycle: Comment and Reply
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 477-478. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Paul Blanchon, Lucien F. Montaggioni, and Edouard Bard

Continuous record of reef growth over the past 14 k.y. on the mid-Pacific island of Tahiti: Comment and Reply
Geology 1998 v. 26, p. 479-480. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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