Siliceous Deposits of the Tethys and Pacific Regions

I: Overview.- 1. Siliceous Deposits of the Tethys and Pacific Regions.- 2. Radiolarian Evidence: Late Cretaceous Through Eocene Ocean Circulation Patterns.- II: Tethyan Siliceous Deposits.- 3. Radiolarians, Radiolarites, and Mesozoic Paleogeography of the Circum-Mediterranean Alpine Belts.- 4. Siliceous Deposits in Yugoslavia: Occurrences, Types, and Ages.- 5. Origin and Tectonic Significance of Radiolarian Chert in the Austroalpine Rifted Continental Margin.- 6. Distribution and Evolution of Siliceous Rocks in Bulgaria.- 7. Early and Late Diagenetic Chert in Carbonate Turbidites of the Senonian Flysch, Northeast Bilbao, Spain.- 8. Radiolarite Sequences of the Subbetic, Betic Cordillera, Southern Spain.- 9. Petrology and Diagenetic Changes in Miocene Marine Diatomaceous Deposits from Zakynthos Island, Greece.- 10. Thermally Induced Silica Transformation in Pliocene Diatomaceous Layers from Aegina Island, Greece.- III: Pacific Siliceous Deposits.- 11. Silicified Wood from the Adoyama Chert, Kuzuh, Central Honshu, and Its Bearing on Compaction and Depositional Environment of Radiolarian Bedded Chert.- 12. Paleoenvironmental Implications of Alaskan Siliceous Deposits.- 13. Length-Slow Chalcedony in Sedimentary Rocks of the Mesozoic Allochthonous Terrane in Central Japan and Its Use for Tectonic Synthesis.- 14. Thermal Alteration of Chert in the Ophiolite Basement of Southern Central America.