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% LaTeX pre-print and submission and production template for Sedimentologika %
% v1.1.2 - July 2026, Sedimentologika Steering Committee %
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% This template and corresponding class are provided as is. Sedimentologika takes no
% responsibility for your misuse of the provided files.
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% It MUST be compiled using LuaLaTeX.
% TeXLive 2024 or higher, and Overleaf should work without issue.
% Tested on TeXLive 2024, 2025, 2026
% Note: free accounts on Overleaf may time out during compilation due to the use of
% unicode-math. We will switch to lua-unicode-math when it in future.
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% There are comments throughout this tex file to assist you in generating your document.
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% If you are unable to compile your document and are using LuaLaTeX, first consult
% the README.md file, then if you need further assistance
% contact us via admin@sedimentologika.org
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% If you discover a reproducible bug, please document the steps to reproduce it and
% let the team know via admin@sedimentologika.org
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% Document class %
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% INSTRUCTION: change the content in square brackets to suit your needs using the below
% options
\documentclass[preprint]{sedimentologika}
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% [preprint] to enable pre-print styling
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% INSTRUCTION: If generating a pre-print, review the below statement and alter to
% your needs.
\preprintdeclaration{
This is a pre-print and has not yet undergone peer-review.
It has been submitted to \textit{Sedimentologika}.
}
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% [submission] to enable submission styling suitable for Sedimentologika
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% [submission, anonymous] to enable submission styling suitable for Sedimentologika
% The 'anonymous' option removes author names and attempts to strip metadata from the % generated PDF.
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% IMPORTANT: It is the authors' responsibility to ensure that no identifying
% information remains in the file.
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% Sedimentologika is NOT RESPONSIBLE for any failure by the authors' to maintain
% anonymity during file generation or submission.
% If anonymity is requested, we will uphold it throughout the review process.
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% Note: Posting a pre-print is strongly encouraged. However, doing so may compromise
% anonymity, as the file becomes publicly accessible and searchable online.
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% Document languages %
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% INSTRUCTION: Change the language in the curly braces to a valid English dialect from the
% babel package (english, american, australian, british, canadian, newzealand) that you
% will use for your manuscript
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\englishvariety{australian}
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% ADVANCED USAGE FOR NON-ROMAN ALPHABET LANGUAGE SUPPORT IN TRANSLATION
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% The below commented out code is an example for enabling non-roman alphabet (e.g. Arabic)
% language support. You will need to have the appropriate Noto Sans font installed on your
% system. Contact admin@sedimentologika.org if you are unable to get this working.
% This is an advanced usage. On Overleaf, the below commented out code will enable appropriate fonts in Arabic, Japanese, Chinese (simplified), and Korean.
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% \babelfont[arabic]{rm}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansArabic-VariableFont_wdth,wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansArabic-VariableFont_wdth,wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[arabic]{sf}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansArabic-VariableFont_wdth,wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansArabic-VariableFont_wdth,wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[japanese]{rm}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansJP-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansJP-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[japanese]{sf}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansJP-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansJP-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[korean]{rm}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansKR-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansKR-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[korean]{sf}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansKR-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansKR-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[chinese-simplified]{rm}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansSC-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansSC-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
% \babelfont[chinese-simplified]{sf}[%
% Path={translation-fonts/},
% BoldFont={NotoSansSC-VariableFont_wght.ttf},
% Numbers={Proportional,Lining},
% UprightFeatures={Weight=350},
% BoldFeatures={Weight=600}
% ]{NotoSansSC-VariableFont_wght.ttf}
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% Metadata %
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% You don't need to worry about these, they are for the editorial team
% they don't add information to [preprint] or [submission] files anyway.
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\articletype{}
\receiveddate{}
\accepteddate{}
\publisheddate{}
\volumenumber{}
\issuenumber{}
\theyear{}
\suppmat{}
\articledoi{}
\execedname{}
\assocedname{}
\prodmanname{}
\prodassist{}
\copyedname{}
\reviewername{}
\authorshdr{}
\metaauthlist{}
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% Primary Article Information (tile, authors, contributions) %
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\title{This is a long title} % Replace this with your articles full title, no length limit, but keep it reasonable
\shorttitle{A short title} % Replace "A short title", it should be ≤ 50 characters long.
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% Instructions for author list. %
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% For each author use \author[1]{Given Names FamilyName~\orcidlink{ORCiD Number}}
% * where [1] is the affiliation number(s)
% * authors can have multiple affiliations e.g. [1,2,4]
% * please list ORCiDs if you have them by adding the id as shown above
% Note the corresponding author with an asterisk after author name but before their ORCiD
% If an author does not have an ORCiD please remove the \orcidlink{orcid-val}
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% Define each affiliation with \affil[1]{Affiliation}
% * replace 1 with the next available number, for subsequent affiliations
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% Add as many author and affiliation lines as you need
\author[1,2]{Author A*~\orcidlink{0000-0002-2771-9344}}
\author[1]{Author B}
\affil[1]{Affiliation 1}
\affil[2]{Affiliation 2}
% replace author name and author email with the appropriate details
\correspondingauthor{author name}{author email}
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% CRediT Statement (this is mandatory for Sedimentologika)
% See https://credit.niso.org/ for details.
% Instructions: add author initials (so they are unique) to the appropriate roles,
% separate authors by a comma, turn off roles you don't use by commenting (%) them out
\CRediT{Writing-original draft}{}
\CRediT{Writing-review \& editing}{}
\CRediT{Visualization}{}
\CRediT{Conceptualization}{}
\CRediT{Data curation}{}
\CRediT{Formal analysis}{}
\CRediT{Investigation}{}
\CRediT{Methodology}{}
\CRediT{Software}{}
\CRediT{Resources}{}
\CRediT{Validation}{}
\CRediT{Supervision}{}
\CRediT{Project administration}{}
\CRediT{Funding acquisition}{}
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\keywords{Keyword 1\\Keyword 2} % List up to five keywords, separated by \\
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% Additional Document Setup %
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% Bibliography file - REQUIRED %
% \addbibresource{} % replace Example.json with your csl .json or .bib file
% The ref style is already set to APA7
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% Acceptable figure types
\DeclareGraphicsExtensions{png,eps,pdf,jpg}
\graphicspath{{figures/}} % declare any subfolder(s) your figures are located in here
\usepackage{graphicx} % leave this, it just enables the graphicx extension for you.
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% Extra packages you need
% Review the packages listed in the README.md, add any additional ones you need here.
% They should be readily available via CTAN or in the TeXLive 2024 or newer
% distributions.
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% \usepackage{packagename}
\fxsetup{status=draft,layout=pdfcnote}
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% Manuscript %
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\begin{document} % leave this
\SedKtitle{% plain langauge summary %
Replace this text with your \textbf{plain language summary}.
This section is mandatory.
The content is a simplified summary of the article, suitable for non-experts.
It should be as clear and concise as possible.
}
{% abstract %
Replace this text with your \textbf{abstract}.
This section is mandatory.
The content is a summary of your article.
If your author and affiliation lists and CRediT roles are long, the abstract may run over the first page in `preprint' mode.
If this is the case, please attempt to shorten your abstract; however, if it is not reasonably possible please contact \href{malito:admin@sedimentologika.org}{admin@sedimentologika.org}.
}
{% translations %
\translation{australian}{Abstract}{
This section may be used to provide translations of the abstract and plain language summary.
Use \texttt{\textbackslash translation\{language\}\{section\}\{text\}} where \texttt{language} is the \href{https://ctan.org/pkg/babel}{babel language name} (e.g. \texttt{french}), \texttt{section} is the literal translation of `Abstract' or `Plain language summary', e.g. `Résumé' or `Résumé vulgarisé' respectively for French.
}
%\translation{french}{Résumé}{Résumé texte}
}
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% This is the main part of your article
% You can use up to level three headings
% \section{}, \subsection{}, \subsubsection{}
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\section{Introduction}
This is a mandatory section, replace this text.
See the example file and README for additional instructions for use of the template.
\section{Section1}
This is a section.
\subsection{SubSection1}
This is a subsection.
\subsubsection{SubSubSection1}
This is a subsubsection.
\section{Conclusions}
This is a mandatory section, replace this text.
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% Post article matter goes here
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\acknowledgements{
Replace this text with your acknowledgements.
}
% This is your data (and code) availability statement - it is mandatory.
% You must make your data and code available via a repository such as Zenodo (Data), GitHub
% (Code - use Zenodo to generate a doi see https://help.zenodo.org/docs/github/) etc.
%
% "Available upon request" is not an allowable statement.
% Please contact Sedimentologika if your data cannot be made available due to legal reasons
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\datacode{
Data used in this paper is hosted on Zenodo at \href{https://doi.org/10.1000/182}{doi.org/10.1000/182}, \verb|\cite{ExampleCitation}|.
The code used in this paper is available via \href{https://example.com} and archived on Zenodo at \href{https://doi.org/10.1000/182}{doi.org/10.1000/182}, \verb|\cite{ExampleCitation}|.
}
\supplementarymaterial{
If you have any additional supplementary material hosted in a repository for this manuscript please replace this with a statement linking to the doi, and add the citation,
e.g. Supplementary material for this paper can be found at \href{https://doi.org/10.1000/182}{doi.org/10.1000/182} \verb|\cite{ExampleCitation}|.
}
\conflictofinterest{
The authors declare they do not have any tangible or perceived conflicts of interest with regard to this research.
}% change as appropriate, this is mandatory
\artificialintelligence{
All research, analysis, writing, and editing were performed without generative AI assistance.
} % change as appropriate, this is mandatory
\funding{
Declare sources of funding for this research.
} % change as appropriate, this is mandatory even if stating no external funding sources
% \printbibliography % uncomment this when you've added you reference library file.
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