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| * Transgressive systems tract deposition | | * Transgressive systems tract deposition |
| ** Rate of rise is at a maximum. | | ** Rate of rise is at a maximum. |
− | ** During brief slowdowns in the rate of rise, parasequences (fourth-order sequences) prograde; but overall they stack in a backstepping pattern. | + | ** During brief slowdowns in the rate of rise, parasequences (fourth-order sequences) [[Depocenter#Sediment_supply_rate_and_facies_patterns|prograde]]; but overall they stack in a backstepping pattern. |
| ** Organic-rich (condensed) section moves up onto the shelf. | | ** Organic-rich (condensed) section moves up onto the shelf. |
| ** Fluvial systems typically shift from braided to meandering pattern. | | ** Fluvial systems typically shift from braided to meandering pattern. |
| * Highstand systems tract deposition | | * Highstand systems tract deposition |
| ** Rate of sea level rise is at a minimum; in the late highstand, it falls slowly. | | ** Rate of sea level rise is at a minimum; in the late highstand, it falls slowly. |
− | ** Depositional rates exceed rate of sea level rise, causing parasequences to build basinward in aggradational to progradational parasequence sets. | + | ** Depositional rates exceed rate of sea level rise, causing parasequences to build basinward in [[Depocenter#Sediment_supply_rate_and_facies_patterns|aggradational]] to progradational parasequence sets. |
| ** Parasequences downlap onto the condensed section. | | ** Parasequences downlap onto the condensed section. |
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