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16 Charles Richard Stelck 18 Ancient Seas, Ancient Lands — an Adventure Through the Cretaceous 26 2016 CSPG International Core Conference Wrap Up 16 Charles Richard Stelck 18 Ancient seas, ancient lands — an adventure through the Cretaceous 26 2016 CSPG International Core Conference Wrap Up RETURN UNDELIVERABLE CANADIAN ADDRESSES TO: CSPG – 110, 333 - 5 Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 3B6 $4.00 SEPTEMBER 2016 VOLUME 43, ISSUE 08 Canadian Publication Mail Contract – 40070050 Our understanding of Clastic Sedimentology has made huge leaps over recent decades. Clastic sediments make up almost 50% of the Earth’s surface, and the study of recent and ancient clastic rocks allows us to recognize the processes that shape them. The goal of the conference is to showcase the latest thinking and ideas relating to these sediments. SESSIONS INCLUDE: Land Ho! Slope and Basin Andrew Miall & Steve Hasiotis Gateways to the Sea Steve Hubbard & Bill Arnott Murray Gingras & Shahin Dashtgard Beach and Beyond Mud Matters Chris Fielding & Kerrie Bann Guy Plint & Roger Slatt REGISTER TODAY INDIVIDUAL RATES Location: Banff Conference Centre | Banff, AB Early Bird Registration $800.00 Member Registration $900.00 Non-Member Registration $950.00 Early Bird Professor & Student $500.00 Regular - Professer & Student $800.00 Speaker Registration $750.00 GROUP RATES Bulk Registration Package $2,400 (3 Registrations) Bulk Registration Package $4,000 (5 Registrations) SEPTEMBER 2016 – VOLUME 43, ISSUE 08 ARTICLES Charles Richard Stelck .................................................................................................16 CSPG OFFICE Ancient seas, ancient lands — an adventure through the Cretaceous ......................18 #110, 333 – 5th Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 3B6 Tel: 403-264-5610 Ontario Oil and Gas Plays: 1. 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