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Journal of Petroleum Geology, 1985
The first part of this study was published in the last issue, 7, (4) 381–402, October 1984. The conclusion on p. 103, and references which follow, apply to both papers.
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The first part of this study was published in the last issue, 7, (4) 381–402, October 1984. The conclusion on p. 103, and references which follow, apply to both papers.
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Determination of Parameters of Migration and Accumulation of Hydrocarbons at the Exploration Stage
82nd EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition, 2020O. Shiriagin, I. Shiriagin
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Journal of Petroleum Geology, 1991
Megascale monoclinal flexures (“geowarpings”) with maximum angles of dip ranging from 5° to 13° occur in the Zagros‐Taurus range of Iraq and Iran. They face south and SW, with amplitudes of 1.4 to 14.44 kms and axial lengths of 43 to 230 kms. Their axes are parallel to the host mountain range and lie in an en échelon configuration, and many are located
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Megascale monoclinal flexures (“geowarpings”) with maximum angles of dip ranging from 5° to 13° occur in the Zagros‐Taurus range of Iraq and Iran. They face south and SW, with amplitudes of 1.4 to 14.44 kms and axial lengths of 43 to 230 kms. Their axes are parallel to the host mountain range and lie in an en échelon configuration, and many are located
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AAPG Bulletin, 1985
ABSTRACT The geographical location of oil accumulations in the Powder River basin, Wyoming, is closely related to present basement structure. About 70% of the basin’s cumulative oil production has been obtained from only 12 fields or 23% of the total fields. Each major oil field lies in an area of a pronounced positive Bouguer gravity
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ABSTRACT The geographical location of oil accumulations in the Powder River basin, Wyoming, is closely related to present basement structure. About 70% of the basin’s cumulative oil production has been obtained from only 12 fields or 23% of the total fields. Each major oil field lies in an area of a pronounced positive Bouguer gravity
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Hydrogeological conditions of migration and accumulation of hydrocarbons in the Volga-Ural area
International Geology Review, 1974V.L. Vinogradov, Yu.L. Yakovlev
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Permian and Triassic hydrocarbon migration and accumulation in the Cainan area, Junggar Basin, China
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2022Jianyang Song, Tao Chen, Jinliang Zhang
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