The distribution of coarse-grained sediments in modern Lake Turkana, Kenya: implications for clastic sedimentation models of rift lakes.

A. S. Cohen; D. S. Ferguson; P. M. Gram; S. L. Hubler; K. W. Sims

The distribution of coarse-grained sediments in modern Lake Turkana, Kenya: implications for clastic sedimentation models of rift lakes.

A. S. Cohen
, D. S. Ferguson
, P. M. Gram
, S. L. Hubler
, K. W. Sims

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Abstract

Two interacting factors have the greatest influence on the distribution of nearshore clastics. The first is a sediment distribution system which is primarily dependent on localized supply, via rockfall and intermittent streams. The second is the presence of physiographic barriers, principally faulted and eroded volcanic flows, which border on local coarse sediment delivery systems and isolate them from adjacent systems. -from Authors

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	127-139
Number of pages	13
Journal	Nuclear Physics A
State	Published - 1986
Externally published	Yes

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The distribution of coarse-grained sediments in modern Lake Turkana, Kenya: implications for clastic sedimentation models of rift lakes.

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