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Syngenetic Formation of Grainstones and Pisolites from Fenestral Carbonates in Peritidal Settings: REPLY
S. J. Mazzullo, Barbara A. Birdwell
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... Wright apparently detail diagenetic grain formation resulting from intense meteoric weathering and, in particular, incipient soil development...
1990
Abstract: Subsurface Migration of Petroleum Hydrocarbons: A Case Study of Immiscible Migration and Chromatographic Separation, by H. E. Dawson; #91009 (1991)
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1991
Abstract: The Importance of Establishing Background Hydrocarbon Levels for Hazardous Waste Studies in Petroleum Producing Areas, by D. W. Bieber and M. C. Felts; #91016 (1992).
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1992
Engineering Geology and Petroleum Exploration in Arctic: ABSTRACT
R. A. Hemstock
AAPG Bulletin
... incorporating the idea of engineering and geology as applied to soil materials. It is particularly appropriate in the Arctic where many of the soils...
1970
Translocation of Chemical Constituents and Pedogenesis in Early Eocene Willwood Formation in Northwestern Wyoming: ABSTRACT
John W. Neasham, Carl F. Vondra
AAPG Bulletin
... lateral extent, indicate the development of a soil (paleosol) within the red-banded, fluviatile Eocene Willwood Formation in northwestern Wyoming...
1971
Abstract: Capture Zone Theory in the Recovery of a Free Product Plume Resulting from an Underground Storage Tank Leak, by C. J. Coe and T. F. Jenkins; #90984 (1994).
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1994
Abstract: Biodegradation of Environmental Contaminants Using White Rot Fungi, by R. B. White and S. D. Aust; #90984 (1994).
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1994
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ABSTRACT: Dynamics of Surface Hydrocarbon Gas Patterns During Oil Production, by Gary K. Rice, John Q. Belt Jr.; #91020 (1995).
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1995
Porosity in Giant Gas Field, Ellenburger Formation, Puckett Field, Pecos County, Texas: ABSTRACT
R. G. Loucks, P. A. Mench
AAPG Bulletin
... there were many periods of subaerial exposure which resulted in formation of soil zones and karst terranes as deep as 20 ft (6 m). Solution collapse...
1979
Predictions of Oil or Gas Potential by Near-Surface Geochemistry: ABSTRACT
Victor T. Jones, R. J. Drozd
AAPG Bulletin
... hydrocarbon soil-gas technique developed by Gulf Research & Development Co. has been shown to be capable of predicting whether oil or gas is more likely...
1979
Abstract: Source and Plume Investigation of Chlorinated Compounds in Groundwater at a Chemical Plant, by D. B. Trahan; #90955 (1995).
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1995
Abstract: Electromagnetic Surveying: a Basic Tool for Defining Environmental Problems in the Oilfield, by G. J. Newman; #90957 (1995).
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1995
Advances in Radon Exploration Techniques for Uranium: ABSTRACT
Robert F. Czarnecki, John C. Pacer, Robert W. Freeman
AAPG Bulletin
... on activated charcoal with the measurement of the gamma-emitting radon decay products; thermoluminescence detectors; partial extraction of lead-210 from soil...
1980
Abstract: Background Metal Concentrations in Soils in Northern Santa Clara County, California, by C. M. Scott; #90958 (1995).
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1995
Getting the Most Out of Radon Geochemistry: ABSTRACT
Robert H. Morse
AAPG Bulletin
... of cover (including shale and coal beds) seem extravagant but may warrant further study. In areas of shallow overburden, radon in soil gas can extend...
1980
Carbon Isotopic Signature as Criterion for Interpreting Origin of Synsedimentary Cements, Patch Reef Facies, Enewetak Atoll: ABSTRACT
Douglas G. Neese, Burr A. Silver, Bernie B. Bernard
AAPG Bulletin
... light ^dgr13C values were produced by a 1:1 reaction of isotopically light (^dgr13C-22 ppm) soil gases dissolved in meteoric water and transported...
1980
Recent Advances in Helium Analysis as Exploration Tool for Energy "Deposits": ABSTRACT
G. M. Reimer, A. A. Roberts, M. E. Hinkle
AAPG Bulletin
... in soil and soil gas were typically 0.5 ppm for uranium, 10 ppm for oil and gas, and 100 p m for geothermal; water samples usually had several hundred...
1980
ABSTRACT: Responsible Management of Environmental Risk, by Carolyn S. Browne; #91019 (1996)
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1996
ABSTRACT: Minimizing Liability Through Environmental Audits- Latin America Case Studies, by ; #91019 (1996)
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1996
ABSTRACT: Site Closure: Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for Petroleum Hydrocarbon Impacted Soils, by Robert L. Huddleston and Jeffery D. Meyers; #91019 (1996)
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1996
Importance of Resolution for Helium Detectors Used in Uranium Exploration: ABSTRACT
A. Zaikowski, E. H. Roberts
AAPG Bulletin
.... As a consequence, mass spectrometers (leak detector type) have been used to seek small (a few percent) variations of 4He in soil gases and aquifers. We...
1981
Abstract: Field Descriptions of Unconsolidated Clastic Sediments for Environmental Investigations, by G. A. Robertson; #90950 (1996).
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1996