Jon R. Ineson

Earth and Planetary Sciences

1. Greenland 100%
2. Lower Cretaceous 59%
3. North Sea 43%
4. Nannofossil 43%
5. Biostratigraphy 42%
6. Maastrichtian 38%
7. Antarctic Region 37%
8. Stratigraphy 37%
9. Mudstone 35%
10. Aptian 31%
11. Danian 31%
12. Sandstone 30%
13. Barremian 29%
14. Early Cretaceous 28%
15. Hauterivian 28%
16. Tectonics 23%
17. Marl 18%
18. Denmark 17%
19. Upper Cretaceous 17%
20. Lithostratigraphy 16%
21. Submarine Fan 15%
22. Trough 15%
23. Sea Level 14%
24. Peninsula 14%
25. Source Rock 14%
26. Paleogene 13%
27. Carbonate Platform 13%
28. Deep Water 12%
29. Ediacaran 11%
30. Climate Change 11%
31. Borehole 11%
32. Subsidence 10%
33. Paleocene 10%
34. Albian 10%
35. Volcaniclastic 10%
36. Locale 10%
37. Dinoflagellate Cyst 9%
38. Gravity Flow 9%
39. Zircon 9%
40. Debris Flow 9%
41. Kaolinite 9%
42. Escarpment 9%
43. Depocenter 9%
44. Deoxygenation 8%
45. Turbidity Current 8%
46. Sedimentary Rock 8%
47. Sequence Stratigraphy 8%
48. Shallow Water 8%
49. Rare Earth Element 8%
50. Sea Level Change 8%