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Styles of Reef Accretion Along a Steep, Shelf-Edge Reef, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

Dennis K. Hubbard, Randolph B. Burke, Ivan P. Gill

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., with the highest rate occurring in the core from deepest water. Intervals of rapid accretion within the cores were not generally related to patterns...

1986

THE ANATOMY OF NONBIOMINERALIZED CHORDATE FOSSILS: INSIGHTS FROM EXPERIMENTAL DECAY OF XENOPUS LAEVIS TADPOLES

RAGNA REDELSTORFF, PATRICK J. ORR

PALAIOS

... in diameter, each of which is surrounded by a smooth ringlike structure (Fig. 7C–F). The fidelity of preservation of the fibrous core is extremely variable...

2015

Diagenesis and Preservation of Porosity in Norphlet Formation (Upper Jurassic), Southern Alabama

S. A. Dixon , D. M. Summers , R. C. Surdam

AAPG Bulletin

...Diagenesis and Preservation of Porosity in Norphlet Formation (Upper Jurassic), Southern Alabama S. A. Dixon , D. M. Summers , R. C. Surdam 1989 707...

1989

Evaluating the depositional environment, lithofacies variation, and diagenetic processes of the Wolfcamp B and lower Spraberry intervals in the Midland Basin: Implications for reservoir quality and distribution

Ryan D. Wilson, Jayashree Chitale, Katelyn Huffman, Paul Montgomery, and Shane J. Prochnow

AAPG Bulletin

... core description, thin-section petrography, quantitative x-ray diffraction, and field emission scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Porosity data...

2020

Petrography and Depositional Setting of the Upper Tannehill (FRYE) Sandstone, Fast Break Field, Stonewall County, Texas

Charles L. Lane, Edward S. Hughes, Virginia L. King, Rhonda J. Hyatt

West Texas Geological Society

... and permeability in the producing interval of the Everett #2. Conversely, development and preservation of secondary calcite cement at the 9-10’ core depth acted...

1991

Climate, Duration and Mineralogy Controls on Meteoric Diagenesis, #41434 (2014).

Zhaoqi Li, Robert Goldstein, Evan K. Franseen

Search and Discovery.com

... of subaerial exposure and original mineralogy. This project examines the diagenetic alteration associated with seven subaerial exposure surfaces in Miocene La...

2014

Assessing the paleoenvironmental significance of Middle-Late Pennsylvanian conodont apatite (delta)18o values in the Illinois Basin

Nicholas A. Rosenau, Neil J. Tabor, Achim D. Herrmann

PALAIOS

.... This study presents conodont apatite d18O values from Desmoinesian–Missourian laminated, organic-rich, black shale (‘‘core shale’’ sensu Heckel 1977...

2014

Regional Upwelling During Late Devonian Woodford Deposition in Oklahoma and Its Influence on Hydrocarbon Production and Well Completion; #80410 (2014)

Erik P. Kvale, Jamar Bynum

Search and Discovery.com

... comprehensive regional depositional synthesis of the Woodford noting the importance of marine upwelling in the preservation of its high organic content and its...

2014

Hydrocarbon-induced bleaching and copper mineralization in the Wingate Sandstone, Paradox Valley, Colorado: Two episodes of fluid migration during the evolution of the Paradox Basin

Timothy J.MacIntyre, Murray W. Hitzman, and Jon P. Thorson

AAPG Bulletin

... involved the dissolution of Fe-oxides and reprecipitation of most of the Fe as pyrite as well as alteration of quartz, feldspar, and Fe-Ti grains...

2023

North Glo Field: A Minnelusa Discovery Resulting from the Integration of the Stratigraphic-Seismic Method with Subsurface Geology

Daniel K. Allan, R. Randy Ray

Wyoming Geological Association

.... The paleotopographic low created by this saddle allowed for deposition and preservation of an upper B sand. The upper B sand is overlain by a thin Opeche...

1988

Petrologic and Experimental Evidence for the Etching of Garnets by Organic Acids in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation, Northwestern New Mexico

Paula L. Hansley

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... on naturally etched Morrison garnets. The excellent complexing ability of organic acid anions accounts for the characteristic lack of alteration products...

1987

Abstract: A Thin Section Petrographic Study Examining Biogenic Porosity Alteration Within the Avalon and Ben Nevis Formations, Whiterose Field, Offshore Newfoundland, Canada; #90171 (2013)

Andrew M. W. Lawfield*, Murray K. Gingras, S. George Pemberton, and Karl E. Butler

Search and Discovery.com

...Abstract: A Thin Section Petrographic Study Examining Biogenic Porosity Alteration Within the Avalon and Ben Nevis Formations, Whiterose Field...

2013

Alteration of Comanchean Limestones of South Central Texas

Marcus A. Hanna

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of magnesium would have been found. These two sections are given to illustrate the partial alteration of a foraminiferal lime to dolomite. A core from 2,483...

1931

Sulfidization and Magnetization Above Hydrocarbon Reservoirs

Richard L. Reynolds, Martin B. Goldhaber, Michele L. Tuttle

Special Publications of SEPM

... this distinction in related alteration magnetic Similarly we studies must dis many different possible origins of the mag netic iron oxide minerals...

1993

Ecological and taphonomic fidelity in fossil crinoid accumulations

David L. Meyer, William I. Ausich

PALAIOS

... and the disparids that dominated the core had a high preservation potential in this deeper water setting (100 m maximum depth). More crinoids occurred in the core...

2019

A Compartmentalized Carbonate Reservoir in the Nesson Zone of the Mississippian Mission Canyon Formation, Williston Basin, North Dakota: A Case Study from Glass Bluff Field

Jo Ann Locklin, Jeffrey N. Damp

Williston Basin Symposium

... and grainstones; and darker, unoxidized, silty, peloidal, kamaenid algal, shallow-shelf or lagoon wackestones and packstones. One core...

1995

Accretionary Lapilli in Altered Tuffs Associated with Coal Beds

B. F. Bohor, Don M. Triplehorn

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... volcanic material and exhibit a distinct decrease in grain size from core to rim. All of the accretionary lapilli studied by Moore and Peck apparently...

1984

The Chicxulub Impact and K-T Mass Extinction in Texas

Gerta Keller

Bulletin of South Texas Geological Society

... core Yaxcopoil-1. The sea level lowstand sandstone complex predates the K-T boundary by about 100,000 years and contains clasts with Chicxulub impact...

2007

THE GAERTNER URANIUM OREBODY AT KEY LAKE (NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA) AFTER THREE YEARS OF MINING: AN UPDATE OF THE GEOLOGY

G. RUHRMANN

Saskatchewan Geological Society

... the ore zone subsequently provided the opportunity for detailed examination of host rock alteration, ore distribution and ore mineralogy. The following...

1987

Petrology and Hydrocarbon Potential of the Ferry Lake Anhydrite, Caddo-Pine Island Field, Caddo Parish, Louisiana

Colin E. Kimball , E. G. Anderson , Austin A. Sartin , Leonard M. Young

GCAGS Transactions

... record deposition from storm activity. Diagenetic alteration within the three carbonate beds studied differ somewhat, due in part to the different...

1989

Dynamic Depositional and Early Diagenetic Processes in a Deep-Water Shelf Setting, Upper Cretaceous Austin Chalk, North Texas

S. D. Hovorka, H. S. Nance

GCAGS Transactions

... to 3.5 percent). Coccolith preservation is excellent because of minimal diagenetic alteration. Regression is marked by resumed channel cutting...

1994

Waulsortian Lithofacies of the Mississippian Souris Valley Beds (Lodgepole Formation), Williston Basin, Southeastern Saskatchewan, Canada

Cody Miller and Federico Krause

Saskatchewan Geological Society

...-packstone (OL1), mud- mound core (SL1); crinoidal and stromatactis mudstone-packstone (OL1), mud-mound drape (SL2); rubified crinoidal mudstone...

2006

ABSTRACT: The influence of structural deformation on the pore structure of shale in the same layer of Longmaxi shale: a case study in Wuping, Chongqing (China)

Shuyong Shi, Yunpeng Wang, Huijuan Guo, Chengsheng Chen

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

..., and the core part was located in the tension environment, which is beneficial for the preservation for the micropores and mesopores. Fig. 4. Relationship...

2018

Holocene Carbonate Sedimentation, Pulau Seribu, Java Sea — The Third Dimension

Robert K. Park, Charles T. Siemers, Alton A. Brown

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... of the cores (most of the core) were carefully resinated into place in the trays and brushed after the epoxy hardened to provide a peel-like preservation...

1992

Concepts and Methods for the Recognition of Cyclicity in the Marcellus Shale of the Appalachian Basin, NE USA

Olusanmi O. Emmanuel, Stephen A. Sonnenberg

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... cyclicity. The approach required the introduction of new terms to describe important zones and surfaces. These terms include Preservation Shut-down Surface...

2013

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