Geochemical Records of a Bentonitic Acid-Tuff Succession Related to a Transgressive Systems Tract – Indication of Changes in the Volcanic Sedimentation Rate

Author： Püspöki Z.   Kozák M.   Kovács-Pálffy P.   Szepesi J.   McIntosh R.   Kónya P.   Vincze L.   Gyula G.  

Publisher： The Clay Minerals Society

ISSN： 0009-8604

Source： Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol.56, Iss.1, 2008-02, pp. : 23-38

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