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Sequence architecture within a low-accommodation setting: An example from the Permian of the Galilee and Bowen basins, Queensland, Australia
Jonathan P. Allen, Christopher R. Fielding
Limits to the sealing capacity of rock salt: A case study of the infra-Cambrian Ara Salt from the South Oman salt basin
Johannes Schoenherr, Janos L. Urai, Peter A. Kukla, Ralf Littke, Zsolt Schleder, Jean-Michel Larroque, Mark J. Newall, Nadia Al-Abry, Hisham A. Al-Siyabi, Zuwena Rawahi
Mechanics of low-relief detachment folding in the Bajiaochang field, Sichuan Basin, China
Andreas Plesch, John H. Shaw, David Kronman
Delineating confined slope turbidite systems offshore mid-Norway: The Cretaceous deep-marine Lysing Formation
Edith M. G. Fugelli, Tina R. Olsen
Integrated three-dimensional modeling approach of stacked turbidite channels
Richard Labourdette
Ek-Balam field: A structure related to multiple stages of salt tectonics and extension
Shankar Mitra, Juan Duran A. Gonzalez, Jesus Hernandez Garcia, Kajari Ghosh
Degradation of a footwall fault block with hanging-wall fault propagation in a continental-lacustrine setting: How a new structural model impacted field development plans, the Sirikit field, Thailand
Christopher K. Morley, Yarick Ionnikoff, Nantavan Pinyochon, Krongpol Seusutthiya
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