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Hydrocarbon Habitat in Main Producing Areas, Saudi Arabia
M. G. Ayres , M. Bilal , R. W. Jones , L. W. Slentz , M. Tartir , A. O. Wilson (5)
Stratigraphic and Sedimentologic Controls of Gas in Shale--Example from Upper Devonian of Northern Ohio
Ronald F. Broadhead , Roy C. Kepferle , Paul Edwin Potter
Formation of Diagenetic Dolomite in Coastal Sabkha Along Arabian (Persian) Gulf
R. J. Patterson , D. J. J. Kinsman
Geology of Continental Shelf, Onslow Bay, North Carolina, as Revealed by Submarine Outcrops
Blake W. Blackwelder , Ian G. Macintyre , Orrin H. Pilkey
Hydrocarbon Possibilities of Concealed Mesozoic-Paleogene Sediments Below Himalayan Nappes--Reappraisal
S. K. Acharyya , K. K. Ray
Upper Cretaceous Coastal Deposits in South-Central Colorado--Codell and Juana Lopez Members of Carlile Shale
Michael McLane
Absence of Connate Water in Michigan Reef Gas Reservoirs--an Analysis: GEOLOGIC NOTE
Donald L. Katz , Curtis L. Lundy
Mechanical Versus Thermal Cause of Abnormally High Pore Pressures in Shales: DISCUSSION
Colin Barker , Brian Horsfield
Mechanical Versus Thermal Cause of Abnormally High Pore Pressures in Shales: REPLY
Richard E. Chapman
Facies Succession of Pliocene-Pleistocene Carbonates, Northwestern Great Bahama Bank: DISCUSSION
Henry T. Mullins , Albert C. Hine , R. Jude Wilber
Facies Succession of Pliocene-Pleistocene Carbonates, Northwestern Great Bahama Bank: REPLY
David K. Beach , Robert N. Ginsburg
Munsell Color Value as Related to Organic Carbon in Devonian Shale of Appalachian Basin: DISCUSSION
Erhard M. Winkler
Munsell Color Value as Related to Organic Carbon in Devonian Shale of Appalachian Basin: REPLY
John W. Hosterman