Chapter
Chapter 2. New instrumentation for the investigation of sediment suspension processes in the shallow marine environment
pp.：
28 – 44
Chapter 3. Measurements of the Reynolds stress components close to a marine sand bank
pp.：
44 – 58
Chapter 4. The role of non-uniform roughness in the formation of sand ribbons
pp.：
58 – 84
Chapter 5. Comparisons of measured and predicted sediment transport rates in tidal currents
pp.：
84 – 114
Chapter 6. Field investigations of the threshold of grain motion by ocean waves and currents
pp.：
114 – 142
Chapter 7. Effects of biological activity on the entrainment of marine sediments
pp.：
142 – 164
Chapter 8. A simple model of flow—sediment—organism interaction
pp.：
164 – 182
Chapter 9. The use of radon-222 as a tracer of sediment irrigation and mixing on the Washington continental shelf
pp.：
182 – 210
Chapter 10. The formation of sedimentary strata in an allochthonous shelf environment: the Washington continental shelf
pp.：
210 – 242
Chapter 11. Sand waves on an epicontinental shelf: northern Bering Sea
pp.：
242 – 268
Chapter 12. Factors controlling shelf sediment dispersal along the southeast African continental margin
pp.：
268 – 288
Chapter 13. Sediment entrainment on a wave-graded shelf, Roussillon, France
pp.：
288 – 310
Chapter 14. Morphology and dynamic sedimentology of the eastern Nile delta shelf
pp.：
310 – 336
Chapter 15. Offbank transport of carbonate sands along open, leeward bank margins: northern Bahamas
pp.：
336 – 358
Chapter 16. Processes controlling the characteristics of the surficial sand sheet, U.S. Atlantic outer continental shelf
pp.：
358 – 378
Chapter 17. Sediment transport in the New York Bight, North American Atlantic Shelf
pp.：
378 – 408
Chapter 18. The Hudson Shelf Valley: its role in shelf sediment transport
pp.：
408 – 438
Chapter 19. Preservation potential of transgressive coastal lithosomes on the U.S. Atlantic shelf
pp.：
438 – 452
Sedimentary dynamics of continental shelves
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