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Alteration Products of Glauconite in Burgan Oil Field, Kuwait

M. A. El-Sharkawi, S. A. Al-Awadi

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... quartz is the main constituent of the Wara and Burgan Formations, but micritic calcite is the main constituent of the Mauddud Formation. Phosphatic...

1982

A Triassic Upwelling Zone: The Shublik Formation, Arctic Alaska, U.S.A.--Discussion

Ashton F. Embry, Krzysztof P. Krajewski, Atle Mork

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and Svalbard are characterized by organic-rich, phosphatic shale in the offshore areas and phosphatic siltstone to sandstone in the nearshore areas (Embry 1991...

2002

Abstracts: How Deep is Shallow? Re-evaluation of Depositional Models for the Jurassic Nordegg and Rock Creek Members of the Fernie Group; #90173 (2015)

J. Dennis Meloche

Search and Discovery.com

... Creek members is generally interpreted as widespread “thin deposits of platformal limestones and cherts, and widespread, starved-shelf, phosphatic...

2015

Carboniferous Rocks of Ouachita Mountains

Hugh D. Miser

AAPG Bulletin

.... Phosphatic concretions are abundant. The chert is, in the writer's opinion, equivalent to the middle and upper members of the Arkansas novaculite, as developed...

1934

OxfordianBerriasian Stratigraphy of the North American Paleomargin in Western Cuba: Constraints for the Geological History of the Proto-Caribbean and the Early Gulf of Mexico

Jorge L. Cobiella-Reguera, Federico Oloriz

AAPG Special Volumes

...; 830500W.Scarce microfossils are known from the El Sabalo Formation, although Pszczolkowski, (1994a) reported Globochete alpina, Didemnoides moreti...

2009

Outcrop Notes: Fernie Formation

F. G. Fox

CSPG Bulletin

... is composed of dark shales, grey and brown, grading upwards into massive sandstones, and having some limestone, phosphatic limestone, and sandstone near...

1955

ABSTRACT: Hydrocarbon And Organic Matter Classification And Effect On Reservoir Characteristics: A Gordondale Shale Example

N.G. Isinguzo, H. Sanei, D. C. Jiang, C.R. Clarkson

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

...   and   that   it   accumulates   in   micro   porosity   associated   with   kaolinite   clay   aggregates,   phosphatic...

2015

Carboniferous Geology and Tectonic History of the Southern Fort Worth (Foreland) Basin and Concho Platform

Robert C. Grayson Jr., Glen K. Merrill, Lance L. Lambert, Matthew J. Pranter

Dallas Geological Society

..., the Barnett formation is about 10 m thick, and consists of phosphatic shale, thin microsparite limestone beds, brachiopod and cephalopod biomicrites...

1991

The Morrow of Northeastern Oklahoma

Carl A. Moore

Tulsa Geological Society

... of well rounded limonitic and shaly limestone pebbles and phosphatic nodules in a highly ferruginous matrix, and containing reworked Pitkin fossils...

1948

The Miocene Monterey Formation

Anne Hargreaves

GEO ExPro Magazine

.... This province consists of isolated mountain ranges Phosphatic marlstone or mudstone/shale outcrop. Organic-rich, bituminous, calcareous phosphatic shales...

2012

THE BEAR GULCH LIMESTONE AND THE FIRST CONODONT BEARING ANIMALS

WILLIAM G. MELTON, JR

Montana Geological Society

..., Bracyloceros and orthonoconic and coiled nautiloids, the snail Strobeus, and a number of phosphatic brachiopod forms, clams, productids, spirifers...

1972

Evaluation of Reservoir Quality in the Llanos Foothills, Colombia

J.O'Leary, E. Warren, G. Geehan, R. Herbert, R. Graham

Asociación Colombiana de Geólogos y Geofisicos del Petróleo (ACGGP)

... of highly mature quartz arenite sandstones, although abundant phosphatic grains are also seen in parts of the formation. The second reservoir unit...

1997

Uranium Deposits of Northeastern and Western Utah*

May D. Dasch

Utah Geological Association

.... Gulbrandsen, R. A., 1960, Petrology of the Meade Peak phosphatic shale member of the Phosphoria formation at Coal Canyon, Wyoming: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull...

1967

The Point Fermin Submarine Fan: A Small, Late Middle Miocene Age Fan Within the Monterey Formation

Perry Russell

Pacific Section SEPM

... may be divided into three lithofacies (in ascending order): the tuffaceous, cherty, and phosphatic lithofacies (Table 1) (Conrad and Ehlig, 1983...

1987

Glaucophane-Rich Lithic Sandstone at Point Fermin, California

Victor B. Cherven, Perry W. Russell

Pacific Section SEPM

... in seme thin sections. Phosphatic bone fragments and biotite are common accessories. Seme samples have iron oxide as a common cement. Dolomite occurs...

1987

Environmental Significance of Dwarfed Faunas at S.E.P.M. Symposium, Denver, April 28, 1948

R. C. Moore

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of the precipitation and run-off from the adjacent land. Fossils found in the initial marine deposits of a cyclothem consist typically of phosphatic...

1948

Fault Controlled Dolomitization of the Wabamun Group, Tangent Field, Peace River Arch, Alberta

F. Stoakes

CSPG Special Publications

... metres into the Wabamun section. Matrix material is comprised in part of glauconite and phosphatic pellets similar to the basal Banff siltstone...

1987

The “Permian” Belloy Formation: Upper Carboniferous and Permian Strata of the Peace River Embayment, West-Central Alberta

P. Chung, C. M. Henderson

CSPG Special Publications

...′), which confirm an Early Moscovian age. The Ksituan is overlain unconformably by a sandstone member with a phosphatic lag conglomerate at the base...

1993

Regional Lithostratigraphic Units in the Triassic Montney Formation of Western Canada: GEOLOGICAL NOTE

James Dixon

CSPG Bulletin

.... In the case of the Doig-Montney contact, the lower beds of the Doig Formation are shale or siltstone characterized by an abundance of phosphatic pellets...

2000

Abstract: Giving 110%: Field and Laboratory Observations of the Marcellus Shale and Associated Strata Which May Explain Well Production in Excess of Gas-In-Place

Randy Blood

Houston Geological Society Bulletin

...-bearing phosphatic lags. Detailed analyses of well logs indicate such features of the same scale are found in the subsurface. Moreover, common...

2021

Abstract: Phosphate deposits in Cambrian rocks of Avalonia in the Saint John area, New Brunswick

Kara-Lynn Scallion, Peir K. Pufahl, Sandra M. Barr

Atlantic Geology

... to phosphatic minerals and iron chlorite. The ubiquitous presence of phosphorous, an essential nutrient for life, is important as these rocks formed...

2008

Conditions for Preservation of Pore-Type Reservoirs at Great Depths in Paleozoic Sediments of the Northeast of the Antipov-Shcherbakov Zone

V. A. Tsygankova

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... that consists of argillites and siltstones. The sandstones contain organic detritus and small phosphatic pebbles, indicating a near-shore marine...

1984

Pore-to-regional-scale Integrated Characterization Workflow for Unconventional Gas Shales

Roger M. Slatt, Paul R. Philp, Younane Abousleiman, Prerna Singh, Roderick Perez, Romina Portas, Kurt J. Marfurt, Steven Madrid-Arroyo, Neal O'Brien, Eric Eslinger, Elizabeth T. Baruch

AAPG Special Volumes

... by Hickey and Henk (2007). The dominant minerals composing each lithofacies are quartz, calcite, dolomite, clay minerals, feldspar, muscovite, and phosphatic...

2012

Abstract: Signature of Mass Mortality of Fauna and High Temperature Pressure Event Preserved in Late Cretaceous Bone Bed of Fatehgrah Formation of Barmer Basin, India

S. C. Mathur

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

..., vertebrae, phosphatic dungs of crocodile, dinosaur and turtles. Maastrichian age is suggested from the close faunestic association of biota of the bone bed...

2017

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