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2004
Abstract: Analogs of Earth Marbles to Mars Blueberries: Records of Groundwater History from Red Rock to Red Planet, by Marjorie A. Chan, Brenda Beitler, William T. Parry, Jens Ormo, and Goro Komatsu; #90039 (2005)
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2005
Abstract: Ooids and Grapestone - A Significant Source of Carbonate Mud from Caicos Platform, by Noelle Van Ee and Harold R. Wanless; #90078 (2008)
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Abstract: Study of Carbonate Cement in Lower Cherry Canyon Formation, East Ford, Geraldine Ford and Marsh South Fields, Delaware Basin, West Texas, by Saswati Chakraborty and Robert Trentham; #90087 (2009).
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2009
Abstract: A New Core of Shallow Red Beds from the Michigan Basin, by K. C. Benison, J. P. Knapp, and J. M. Dannenhoffer; #90090 (2009).
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2009
ABSTRACT: Pressure-Solution at Grain-to-Grain Contact. A New Model for Basin Modelling, by Guichet, Xavier; Chailan, Olivier ; Souque, Christine; #90142 (2012)
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2012
ABSTRACT: The Role of Sulphate-Reducing Bacteria and Unconsolidated Organic Matter in the Formation of Primary Dolomite, by Krimmel, Jeremy S.; Chafetz, Henry; #90142 (2012)
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2012
Abstract: Reduced C-O-H Volatiles Dissolved in Lunar Volcanic Glasses, by Diane T. Wetzel, Malcolm J. Rutherford, Steven D. Jacobsen, Erik H. Hauri, Alberto E. Saal, and Sylvia-Monique Thomas; #90181 (2013)
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2013
Abstract: Structural Evolution of Paradox Basin, Four Corners Area, by Ernest Szabo; #91051 (2013)
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2013
Abstract: Sedimentary Features and Depositional Settings of Organic-Rich Shale Facies in the Middle to Upper Ordovician of Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio, by Jingqi Xu and Juergen Schieber; #90182 (2013)
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2013
The Curious Case of Hydrocarbon-Expulsion Fractures: Genesis and Impact on the Bakken Shales
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Three-Dimensional Evolution of Normal Faults in Two Phase Rifting
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The Dielectric Permittivity of Carbonate Formations With Different Porosity Types
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Source Depth Estimation From Gravity Data Over Bihar Mica Belt, India by Continuous Wavelet Transfor
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Re-Evaluation of Bottom-Hole Temperature Corrections: New Insights From Two Hot Wells in West-Central Utah
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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: 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
Diagenetic Advective and Diffusive Mass-Transfer Rates of Selective Solutes in Hematite Concretion Formation, by Marjorie A. Chan, William T. Parry, and Anthony Park; #90052 (2006)
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2006
Microbially-Mediated Dolomite Associated with the Oil Shales of the Lacustrine Green River Formation, Green River, Uinta, and Piceance Creek Basins, by Long Ma and Henry S. Chafetz; #90052 (2006)
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2006
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...
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