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Bolivia and the Andes--A Geological Sketch: ABSTRACT

Frank P. Sonnenberg

AAPG Bulletin

.... At the top of the Ordovician is an unconformity with apparent southward truncation of upper, middle, and lower Ordovician beds. A thin but widespread...

1961

Eagle Springs Field, Nevada: ABSTRACT

D. Keith Murray, Louis C. Bortz

AAPG Bulletin

... a combination of faulting, folding, truncation, and overlap; impermeable Miocene fanglomerate overlaps truncated Oligocene and Eocene reservoir beds along...

1966

3D Structure, Fault Analysis and HRDZs in the Skua Area, Timor Sea

Kevin C. Hill

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... j. 1992). Two HRDZs are apparent in the Tertiary sequence (Figs. 2 & 6), the larger one occurring above the Swift Horst, which shows minimal, if any...

1997

Seismic Stratigraphy Interpretation Using Sequence Stratigraphy: Part 1: Seismic Stratigraphy Interpretation Procedure

P. R. Vail

AAPG Special Volumes

...; three patterns, truncation, toplap, and apparent truncation, occur below the discontinuity. These patterns are shown on Figure 1 and are discussed...

1987

Carbonate Facies in Ordovician of Northern Arkansas: DISCUSSION

Tom Freeman

AAPG Bulletin

.... 12) is apparent in field exposures, but when viewed in sawed slab (Fig. 2) the relation is more indicative of Kimmswick filling of Plattin karst...

1972

Some Major Factors Controlling the Accumulation of Hydrocarbons in the Anadarko Basin

Donald C. Swanson

Oklahoma City Geological Society

... places in the basin where oil and gas "ought" to be. Whether these places be anticlinal trends, truncation edges, or lines of rapid facies change...

1967

Petrology of Limestone Lenses in the Casper Formation, Southernmost Laramie Basin, Wyoming and Colorado

John H. Hanley, James R. Steidmann

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... 43 No. 2. (June), In the extreme southern Laramie Basin the Casper Formation contains thin, lenticular limestones along low-relief truncation...

1973

Grain-Size and Moment Measures: A New Look at Karl Pearson's Ideas on Distributions

Samuel D. Leroy

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... not proven to have an unambiguous significance in sedimentary analysis. The reason for this becomes apparent when one graphs normalized skewness...

1981

Stratigraphic and Structural Interpretations Using Diffraction Seismograms

Richard K. Snavely , A.K.M. Sarwar

GCAGS Transactions

... seismogram and the seismic field trace illustrate a piercement salt dome, graben faulting, pinchout reflectors and salt truncation reflectors. The reflector...

1988

Seismic Foldout: Fast and Slow catastrophes trapping slope and basin floor plays

Neil Hodgson, Karyna Rodriguez, Lauren Found, Searcher

GEO ExPro Magazine

..., is below seismic resolution. However, there are some confined channel traps that beat the odds and are all beheaded by a lateral regional truncation...

2023

Onlap and Strike-Overlap: DISCUSSION

H. R. Lovely

AAPG Bulletin

... concepts of sedimentation. (a) The regular and progressive pinching-out of sediments above unconformities. (b) The regular truncation of sediments below...

1948

MADISON GROUP STRATIGRAPHY AND NOMENCLATURE IN THE NORTHERN WILLISTON BASIN

ANDREW R. FISH, JOHN C. KINARD

Montana Geological Society

... relationships between the "east side" Williston Basin truncation belt and the Poplar anticline of Montana are demonstrable. CITED Anderson...

1959

Geology of Groningen Gas Field, Netherlands

A. J. Stauble , G. Milius

AAPG Special Volumes

... or was removed during uplift and truncation associated with the late Variscan (Asturian and/or Saalian) tectonic phases (Bartenstein, 1968; Thiadens, 1963...

1970

3.2 Basement Involved: 3.2.2 Basement Thrust and Reverse Faults: Seismic Profile: North Fork Area, Powder River Basin, Wyoming

D. S. Stone

AAPG Special Volumes

... structural nose in the Mesaverde outcrop, but there is little apparent expression of the smaller Kaycee structure at the surface (Richardson, 1961). Berg...

1983

Constructional Subcomponents of a Shelf-edge Delta, Northeast Gulf of Mexico

Johan Sydow , Harry H. Roberts , Arnold H. Bouma , Robert Winn

GCAGS Transactions

... into clinoform sets that are bounded by internal truncation surfaces of local extent and their downdip equivalent surface. These truncation surfaces have high...

1992

Geophysical Case History, Prudhoe Bay Field

R. N. Specht, A. E. Brown, C. H. Selman, J. H. Carlisle

Pacific Section SEPM

.... 7): regional south dip, down-faulting to the north, and truncation to the east. Even though these elements were not mapped in . their correct position...

1987

Seismic Stratigraphy of the Quintong Depression, Jiangsu Province, China

Hu Zhen-Zhong

Circum Pacific Council Publications

... an apparent truncation is due to angular intrusion of an igneous rock. Features of Subsequences B and B ± by spreading of the sediment from the center...

1989

Deep-Water Carbonate Environments„An Introduction

Harry E. Cook, Paul Enos

Special Publications of SEPM

... truncation surfaces by most authors at the suggestion of the editors to estab lish a uniform non genetic term In the first paper Byers succinctly...

1977

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