The Zechstein Facies in Europe

Cyclic carbonate and sulphate from the Upper Permian Karstryggen Formation, East Greenland.- The upper permian (Zechstein) tunstall reef of North East England: Palaeoecology and early diagenesis.- Dissolution effects and reef-like features in the Zechstein across the Mid North Sea High.- Regional salt movement effects in the English Southern Zechstein Basin.- Facies and geochemical aspects of the Dolomite-Anhydrite Transition Zone (Zechstein 1–2) in the Batum-13 well, northern Jutland, Denmark: A key to the evolution of the Norwegian-Danish Basin.- Sedimentology and facies development of the stassfurt main dolomite in some wells of the South Oldenburg region (Weser-Ems area, NW Germany).- The Zechstein sulphates: The state of the art.- Palaeogeography and sedimentary model of the Kupferschiefer in Poland.- Sedimentary facies in the Oldest Rock Salt (Na1) of the Leba elevation (northern Poland).- The Zechstein (upper permian) Main Dolomite deposits of the Leba elevation, northern Poland: Diagenesis.- The peritidal sabkha type stromatolites of the platy dolomite (Ca3) of the Leba Elevation (north Poland).