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Structural Geology of the Buffalo Fork Area, Northwestern Wyoming, and Its Relation to the Regional Tectonic Setting
C. A. Bengtson
Wyoming Geological Association
... faults are often found which dip towards the uplift with gentle to steep dip. The structural asymmetry varies; some blocks being tilted to the west...
1956
The Type Alisitos Formation (Cretaceous, Aptian - Albian) of Baja California and its Bivalve Fauna
Edwin C. Allison
Pacific Section of AAPG
... by Santillan and Barrera. Physical Stratigraphy A persistent seaward and generally steep dip characterizes the great thickness of pyroclastic...
1974
Preliminary Synthesis of the Geology of Bangka Island, Indonesia
U Ko Ko
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... and can be clearly discriminated on the aerial photographs by its fi ne texture, steep dip and isoclinal folding. According to field observations the unit...
1986
Geology and Petroleum of the MAncos B Formation Douglas Creek Arch Area Colorado and Utah
Harold E. Kellogg
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... I 1 I 1 Fig. 2 - Structure contour map on the top of the Mancos B Formation, as used in this paper. Note steep dip into the Piceance basin east...
1977
Basement Faults and Smackover Structure
Phillip T. Fowler
GCAGS Transactions
... on the faults. Renewal of movement was episodic, as two exposures of steep surface dip in Cass County are overlain by Eocene strata with normal regional dip...
1964
FORELAND DEFORMATION IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE RUBY RANGE OF SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA
Russell G. Tysdal
Montana Geological Society
.... Sledrunner faults that have a low or moderate dip deep in the crust, but that have a steep dip in the upper part of the crust...
1981
Hockley Salt Dome, Harris County, Texas
Alexander Deussen, Laura Lee Lane
AAPG Bulletin
... to dip steeply over the sides of the salt. Between the 200- and the 700-foot contours, the surface of the cap rock has a very steep dip...
1925
Faulting in the Rocky Mountain Region
J. S. Irwin
AAPG Bulletin
... steep dip of the fault plane--probably 55 degrees or more. The outcropping Fox Hills and Laramie beds on the downthrow are overturned 20 to 30...
1926
Stratigraphy and Depositional Environments of the Upper Cretaceous Brown Mountain Sandstone Member of the Panoche Formation Near Coalinga, California
Philip N. Trumbly
Pacific Section of AAPG
... and steep dip off the flank of the Joaquin Ridge anticline. Figure 12. Total gross thickness isopach map showing the thickness distribution and depositional...
1990
A Horizontal Well Program for the Upper Miocene 26R Pool, ELK Hills Field, California
Stephen A. Reid, Jonathan G. Kuespert, George S. McJannet
Pacific Section of AAPG
...-to-horizontal permeability (Kv/Kh) ratios favor fluid flow parallel to bedding, with steep dip near the oil/water contact enhancing this flow. Layering has...
1992
Carbonate Sediments of Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico and Vicinity
Robert L. Folk, Miles O. Hayes, Rikii Shoji
New Orleans Geological Society
..., lack of interbedded fossils, lack of any gravel, size fragments, steep dip angles, and gigantic scale, we interpret these as cross-beds formed...
1962
Geometry of the Triangle Zone and Duplex Structure in the Wilburton Gas Field Area of the Arkoma Basin, Southeastern Oklahoma
Ibrahim Cemen, Ata Sagnak, Saleem Akthar
Oklahoma City Geological Society
..., Oklahoma, to near Jacksonville, Arkansas. In the Wilburton area, the Ti Valley fault trends west-southwest to east- north-east and has a steep dip of about...
2002
Laramide Tectonics of the Wind River Mountains
Robert R. Berg
Wyoming Geological Association
... the thrust plane, nor does it explain the apparent steep dip of the fault planes in the root zone. If these features are truly characteristic of thrust...
1961
Middle Devonian Facies Relationships, Zama Area, Alberta
John G. McCamis,, Lawrence S. Griffith
CSPG Bulletin
... salt Member is inferred from the steep dip (over 35°) and the abrupt, irregular nature of the contact between the Lower Muskeg anhydrite member...
1967
Juniper Mountain Area, Colorado
C.P. Abrassart, G.A. Clough
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
...., R. 95 W., in which the Madison is estimated at a datum of plus 2488 feet, and in which the sedimentary section does not indicate steep dip also...
1955
Earthquake Hazards of Southwestern Utah
Gary E. Christenson, Susan J. Nava
Utah Geological Association
... predominates on fault segments of moderate to steep dip (> 30°). Despite geologic observations of low-angle faults in the study area, no convincing evidence...
1992
Hockley Salt Dome, Harris County, Texas
Alexander Deussen, Laura Lee Lane
AAPG Special Volumes
... contours, the surface of the cap rock has a very steep dip, and if the overlying material were removed from this dome, these sides of the cap rock would...
1926
Three Typical Oil Fields of the Illinois Region
Gail F. Moulton , A. H. Bell
AAPG Special Volumes
... of, the steep west dip which is a prolongation of the west limb of the fold. The Duquoin fold as now known has a general north-south trend and a steep...
1929
Third Day's Road Log: Breckenridge to Granby
Gary Hall, Jim Bullock
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... Breccia syncl1ne 86.2 Sandstone bed 1n P i e r r e s h a l e on w e s t i n Pierre shale west blank Granby anticline on left. S t e e p anhclme Steep dip...
1970
Evidence for Late Cretaceous-Early Tertiary Transpression in Trans-Pecos Texas and Adjacent Mexico
Patricia Wood Dickerson
West Texas Geological Society
.... It is possible that, with regional extension, steep dip on the reverse or thrust faults was diminished. With relaxation of compression, evaporites may have flowed...
1985
Geology of Wind River Basin of Wyoming and its Relationship to Natural Gas Accumulation
Donald W. Paape
AAPG Special Volumes
... a 500-ft column of oil generally is less than 1 mi wide. Such steep dip increases the odds against locating a major stratigraphic oil or gas...
1968
Tectonic Elements of the North Irian Basin
R. L. McAdoo, J. C. Haebig
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... of Tertiary sediments. The border between the Niengo Basement Platform and this sedimentary deep is marked by a very steep dip of the platform edge...
2000
Juniper Mountain Area, Colorado
C. P. Abrassart, G. A. Clough
Utah Geological Association
... is estimated at a datum of plus 2488 feet, and in which the sedimentary section does not indicate steep dip also substantiates the existence of a large...
1955
Description and Origin of the Lower Part of the Mesaverde Group in Rifle Gap, Garfield County, Colorado
Dawn J. Madden
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
.... The entire Mesaverde Group, from the oldest to the youngest rocks, can be examined by traveling the short distance (because of the steep dip...
1985
Impact of Heat Flux Anomalies Around Salt Diapirs and Salt Sheets in the Gulf Coast on Hydrocarbon Maturity: Models and Observations
J.J. O'Brien , I. Lerche
GCAGS Transactions
... associated with a salt diapir for steep dip angles. However the magnitude of the surface anomaly associated with thin, low dip salt sheets is significantly...
1988