Paleokarst

I. General karst features and processes.- Characteristics of Dissolutional Cave Systems in Carbonate Rocks.- Geochemical Patterns of Meteoric Diagenetic Systems and Their Application to Studies of Paleokarst.- Controls on Mineralogy and Composition of Spelean Carbonates: Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico.- Breccia-Hosted Lead-Zinc Deposits in Carbonate Rocks.- Blackened Limestone Pebbles: Fire at Subaerial Unconformities.- Holocene Overprints of Pleistocene Paleokarst: Bight of Abaco, Bahamas.- Neptunian Dikes and Fissure Fills: An Overview and Account of some Modern Examples.- II. Examples of paleokarst terranes.- Proterozoic Paleokarst Profile, Dismal Lakes Group, N.W.T. Canada.- Early Paleozoic Surface and Subsurface Paleokarst: Middle Ordovician Carbonates, Mingan Islands, Quebec.- Ordovician Knox Paleokarst Unconformity, Appalachians.- Surface and Subsurface Paleokarst, Silurian Lockport, and Peebles Dolomites, Western Ohio.- Madison Limestone (Mississippian) Paleokarst: a Geologic Synthesis.- Late Mississippian Paleokarst and Related Mineral Deposits, Leadville Formation, Central Colorado.- Paleokarstic Features on Mississippian Limestones, New Mexico.- Paleokarsts and Paleosols as Indicators of Paleoclimate and Porosity Evolution: A Case Study from the Carboniferous of South Wales.- Caves and Other Features of Permian karst in San Andres Dolomite, Yates Field Reservoir, West Texas.- Paleokarst and Related Pelagic Sediments in the Jurassic of the Subbetic Zone, Southern Spain.- Sedimentation and Diagenesis Along an Island-Sheltered Platform Margin, El Abra Formation, Cretaceous of Mexico.