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Journal of Petroleum Geology
Abstract

Journal of Petroleum Geology, Vol.
*Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
+Part 2: "The Episodes in Individual Close-up" and the Specific References for Parts 1 and 2 will appear in Vol. 2, No. 3.
Abstract
effective
source sediments. There appear to have been only four
intervals during which
effective
source sediments achieved
geographically widespread deposition: Frasnian-Famennian (360-340
m.y), Westphalian-Kungurian (310-250 m.y), Kimmeridgian-Campanian
(150-70 m.y.), and Oligocene-Middle Miocene (35-12 m.y.).
Association with major orogenies (plate reorganizations) involves
short but important time lags. Each reorganization involved the
creation of a latitudinal (east-west) ocean, flanked on north and
south by plates carrying continents which were themselves
discontinuously surrounded by new mountains (some of which
constituted microplates).
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