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Paleocene (65-63 and 58.5 ma) marine flooding and 62-60 ma sediment bypass in southern Wyoming, U.S.A.; implications for Laramide sediment flux to the Gulf of Mexico by Wroblewski, Anton F. J, Steel, Ronald J

“…Sedimentary structures unique to tidally influenced environments and unambiguously salinity-stressed marine ichnofossil assemblages in the lower Paleocene…”
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Subtidal to intertidal deposits in a mixed clastic-carbonate epicontinental seaway, the Windy Hill Sandstone and Upper Sundance Formation (Oxfordian), Wyoming, U.S.A by Wroblewski, Anton, Schueth, Jon

“…Oxfordian deposits in northern Colorado and Wyoming, USA preserve proximal, intertidal, clastic, coastal deposits and distal, offshore to nearshore, subtidal…”
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The southern Wyoming Laramide Basin; implications for long-term tectonic control on uplift and subsidence by Minor, Keith P, Steel, Ronald J, Olariu, Cornel, Wroblewski, Anton F. J

“…An evolving tectonic setting during the Late Cretaceous and Paleocene drove the dramatic transformation of southern Wyoming from a broad marine shelf setting…”
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Earliest evidence of marine habitat use by mammals by Wroblewski, Anton F.-J., Gulas-Wroblewski, Bonnie E.

“…Evidence for the earliest invasion of the marine realm by mammals was previously restricted to Eocene (48.6–37.8 Ma) skeletal remains. We report…”
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The makers of Rhamphichnus ispp. reinterpreted as lepidosaurian and crocodilian, not pterosaurian by Wroblewski, Anton F.-J.

“…Three ichnospecies of the Late Jurassic trace fossil genus Rhamphichnus were first described and interpreted as the walking tracks of non-pterodactyloid…”
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Unconformity generation and the shift from storm‐dominated to tide‐dominated processes in a Jurassic retroarc foreland basin: Insights from ichnology by Wroblewski, Anton F.‐J., Morris, Emma A.

“…An enigmatic transition from the storm‐dominated, offshore to lower shoreface deposits of the Redwater Shale Member (Sundance Formation) to the overlying mixed…”
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A tale of two end members: Tidal deposits in a semi‐arid, low subsidence, open coastal setting versus a high runoff, high subsidence, restricted environment by Wroblewski, Anton F.‐J., Steel, Ronald J., Morris, Emma A., Schueth, Jon

“…Jurassic and Palaeocene tidal deposits of the epeiric Western Interior Sea in Wyoming, USA, differ significantly due to their contrasting climates and…”
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Paleoenvironmental Significance of Cretaceous and Paleocene Psilonichnus in Southern Wyoming by Wroblewski, Anton F-J

“…Large-diameter (2–10 cm) crustacean burrows preserved in the latest Cretaceous and early Paleocene estuarine barforms of southern Wyoming's Ferris Formation…”
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New approaches to the architectural analysis of deltaic outcrops: Implications for subsurface reservoir characterization and paleoenvironmental reconstruction by Claire E. Atlas, Emma A. Morris, Cari L. Johnson, Anton F.-J. Wroblewski

“…This study defines a new workflow to investigate the internal facies architecture of a river-dominated delta deposit using outcrops of the Cretaceous Panther…”
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New selachian paleofaunas from "fluvial" deposits of the Ferris and lower Hanna Formations (Maastrichtian-Selandian, 66-58 Ma), southern Wyoming by Wroblewski, Anton F. J

“…Historically, sandy paleochannel deposits of the 2,000 m-thick Ferris (Maastrichtian-Danian: 66-62 Ma) and over-lying 3,000 m-thick Hanna Formation…”
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A crown‐group galliform bird from the Middle Eocene Bridger Formation of Wyoming by Gulas‐Wroblewski, Bonnie E., Wroblewski, Anton F.‐J.

“…Despite an extensive described fossil record of Galliformes (Aves: ‘landfowl’), very few specimens have been considered within a phylogenetic context. Here we…”
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Mechanisms controlling the clustering of fluvial channels and the compensational stacking of cluster belts by Hofmann, Michael H, Wroblewski, Anton, Boyd, Ron

“…Analysis of sand-body distribution reveals that fluvial channel sands in the Upper Cretaceous lower Williams Fork Formation in the central Piceance Basin,…”
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New Selachian Paleofaunas from “Fluvial” Deposits of the Ferris and Lower Hanna Formations (Maastrichtian– Selandian: 66–58 Ma), Southern Wyoming by WROBLEWSKI, ANTON F.-J

“…Historically, sandy paleochannel deposits of the 2,000 m- thick Ferris (Maastrichtian–Danian: 66–62 Ma) and overlying 3,000 m-thick Hanna Formation…”
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Stratigraphy, sedimentology, sandstone body architecture, and ichnology of the Ferris and Hanna formations, Hanna Basin area, southern Wyoming by Wroblewski, Anton Franz-Josef

“…The Ferris (latest Maastrichtian-Danian: 66-63 Ma) and Hanna (Danian-early Thanetian: 62-55 Ma) formations in southern Wyoming's Hanna and Carbon basins have…”
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Stratigraphy, sedimentology, sandstone body architecture, and ichnology of the Ferris and Hanna formations, Hanna Basin area, southern Wyoming by Wroblewski, Anton Franz-Josef

“…The Ferris (latest Maastrichtian-Danian: 66-63 Ma) and Hanna (Danian-early Thanetian: 62-55 Ma) formations in southern Wyoming's Hanna and Carbon basins have…”
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Non-mammalian paleontology of latest Cretaceous-early Paleocene Ferris Formation, western Hanna Basin by Wroblewski, Anton Franz-Josef

“…The ∼1,980 m thick Ferris Formation (latest Cretaceous-early Paleocene) represents the thickest, most stratigraphically complete section of Lancian through…”
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