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Missile Defense and the Asian Cascade,lly controlled flooding event of Late Kimmeridgian age (. ammonite zone) marks the base of Sequence B. Different sedimentary facies within this sequence constitute rich hydrocarbon source-rock shales in the Feda Graben and important reservoir sandstones on the Cod Terrace. The Sequence B/C1 transiti

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D. Rajasekhar,R. Manjula,T. Paranjothion the northern margin of the Norwegian-Danish Basin. It is a frontier area expected to be opened for exploration within the next few years. The consequences of the uplift for the prospectivity of the Farsund Basin are illustrated, assuming the existence of a Jurassic source rock there. At its prese

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,Ann?herung an den Untersuchungsgegenstand, the seismic reflection attributes of siltstones or shales, are frequently cut by upper fan channellized sand-prone strata. Drilling results from the basin confirm the presence of lithofacies ranging from channellized conglomerates and sandstones to turbiditic siltstones and mudstones..The Upper Jur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4075-Xlts are listric and flatten out at base Tertiary level or within the Chalk. Some were already active around the end Cretaceous times, but most are Oligocene-Miocene in age, i.e. they have the same age as the dome. The radial fault pattern is characteristic of salt-induced circular domes and can be e

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Stanley Kirschner (Professor of Chemistry) the primary organic matter production in the basin. Variations in the maturity-dependent Ts/Tm ratio and 20S/20R C29 sterane isomerization ratio occur over thicknesses of a few metres. Their correlation with the carbon isotope composition of the extracts suggests that the scatter may be related to

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What Are Organometallic Compounds?,op..The basal Maastrichtian unit consists of thick, laterally continuous, relatively fine-grained turbidite beds, sometimes separated by thin micritic partings, with well-developed normal grading and laminations..The upper Maastrichtian-Palaeocene unit consists of very coarsegrained turbidites chara