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Abstract: Fe-Mn Macrooncoids in the Eastern External Subbetic (SE Spain): Evidence for Microbial Mediated Origin

Matías Reolid, Luís M. Nieto, Juan Jiménez-Millán

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... and Tolypammina. Frequent microspheres with spherical to ovoid shapes probably corresponds to microbes. Bacterial and fungal filaments are observed...

2008

Abstract: INTERPRETIVE SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING ON OPI PHASE-III 2003 DATA; #90150 (2012)

Azhar Jamil Siddiqui and Muhammad Haneef

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... of amplitudes using spherical divergence correction. • FK Filtering to remove source-generated noise like Air waves, Ground Role etc. • Surface...

2012

Abstract: Seismic Implications of Moveable Fluids; #90254 (2016)

Robert W. Wiley, Peter Wilson, Scott Peters

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... which included a low-frequency approximation of the effective P-wave in a medium with spherical inclusions. Several studies have been derived from...

2016

Abstract: Geologic Characterization of Enigmatic Carbonate Masses in the Woodford Shale, Criner Hills Area, Oklahoma; #90309 (2017)

Danielle Martin

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... an enigma. Masses range from 24 cm to 1.5 m in diameter and are sub-spherical to oblate or ellipsoidal in shape. Field, petrographic and geochemical...

2017

Abstract: Porosity Destruction Due To Selective Diagenetic Cementation In High-Porosity, Sandstone Reservoir Analogue: Examples From the Crotone Forearc Basin, South Italy; #91210 (2025)

Mattia Pizzati, Anita Torabi, Cristian Cavozzi, Paola Iacumin, Fabrizio Balsamo

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... in length, drop-shaped asymmetric objects and nodular to spherical-shaped bodies. The present-day cementation pattern was imparted by the pervasive...

2025

Analogs of Earth Marbles to Mars Blueberries: Records of Groundwater History from Red Rock to Red Planet; #110028 (2005)

Marjorie A. Chan, Brenda. Beitler, W.T. Parry, Jens Ormö, and Goro Komastu

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... in concretionary forms. Concretions are typically spherical (like marbles) and develop through a selforganizing process. This analog can help explain...

2005

Outcrop Characteristics for the Woodford Shale, #80200 (2011)

Richard D. Andrews

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... be abundant. Many are nearly perfectly spherical and contain concentric internal banding. The nodule core is typically calcareous. Thin siltstone...

2011

Precambrian Surface (Great Unconformity) in Eastern Midwest; #30441 (2016)

Paul E. Potter

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..., 1942, Settling-velocity and Flume-behavior of Non-spherical Particles: Transactions, American Geophysical Union, v. 23/2, p. 621-633. Martin, L., 1932...

2016

Magnetic Mineral Composition as a Potential Indicator of Depositional Conditions in Gas-Bearing Silurian Shale Rocks from Northern Poland, #51574 (2019).

Dominika Niezabitowska, Rafał Szaniawski, Michael Jackson,

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... in the Jantar it reaches up to 7 percent). Additionally, spherical carbonate concretions in the Pelplin Formation were investigated. The differences...

2019

Distribution of Oceans and Continents--A Suggestion

W. G. Woolnough

AAPG Bulletin

... that of the continental lands, there is still a large excess of water. The same phenomenon can be made more immediately apparent by drawing an antipodal map...

1946

Formation of wedge structures in the permafrost deposits of the Batagay megaslump (Yana Highlands, northeast Siberia)

Yana Tikhonravova, Nikolay Torgovkin, Alexey Lupachev

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... (IAEA/WMO 2024) for Olenek (68.5°N, 112.43°E) with the co-isotopic regression line as δD = 7.87δ18O + 0.22 (R2 = 0.98). Deuterium excess (dexc...

2025

Heavy Minerals in Lower Tertiary Formations in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California

Alexander J. Beveridge

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... well rounded and near-spherical, but the majority of both colorless and pink garnet grains are angular to subangular. Surface etching is a common...

1960

ABSTRACT: Heavy minerals and trace elements in Yangquan Anthracite from Shanxi Province, China

Chong Tian, Yongchun Zhao, Junying Zhang, Rajender Gupta, Chuguang Zheng

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

... Both isolated euhedral pyrite presents as individual crystals and a spherical crystal assembly (framboid) are observed in Yangquan anthracite...

2012

Shape and Roundness of Lake Erie Beach Sands

F. J. Pettijohn, A. C. Lundahl

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... abrasion cannot account for the observed trends. Water currents, sorting the sands of the beach in the down-current direction, carry the less spherical...

1943

Sieving Characteristics of Symmetrical Tabular Grains with Any Roundness Value: NOTES

Basanta K. Sahu

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and roundness values was shown for the following possible (idealized) cases: Case I--Ellipsoidal (spherical) grains with any roundness value, Case IIA...

1965

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