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Evolution of ancient hydrothermal fluids theoretically inverted with initial oxygen isotopes of water. [PDF]
Wei CS, Zhao ZF.
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Application of the metaheuristic algorithms to quantify the GSI based on the RMR classification. [PDF]
Davoodi PK, Hajizadeh F, Rezaei M.
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Geological Journal, 2021
Buried‐hill reservoirs are important targets for petroleum exploration. The number of buried‐hill oil–gas fields with reservoirs hosted in metamorphic rock is low, and metamorphic rock buried‐hill reservoirs deeper than 4,500 m (ultra‐deep) are even ...
Xiaojian Liu +7 more
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Buried‐hill reservoirs are important targets for petroleum exploration. The number of buried‐hill oil–gas fields with reservoirs hosted in metamorphic rock is low, and metamorphic rock buried‐hill reservoirs deeper than 4,500 m (ultra‐deep) are even ...
Xiaojian Liu +7 more
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Erosion of heterogeneous rock drives diversification of Appalachian fishes
Science, 2023The high levels of biodiversity supported by mountains suggest a possible link between geologic processes and biological evolution. Freshwater biodiversity is high not only in tectonically active settings but also in tectonically quiescent montane ...
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2018
We come now to the metamorphic rocks, the result of modifications to already existing rock. I’m well aware that this can all seem a bit mysterious. After all, no one has ever seen the changes take place; no one has ever witnessed a metamorphic rock form—the processes are imperceptibly slow, and they happen deep in the Earth’s crust, way out of sight ...
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We come now to the metamorphic rocks, the result of modifications to already existing rock. I’m well aware that this can all seem a bit mysterious. After all, no one has ever seen the changes take place; no one has ever witnessed a metamorphic rock form—the processes are imperceptibly slow, and they happen deep in the Earth’s crust, way out of sight ...
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
Qihang Li +6 more
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Rheological properties of combustion metamorphic rock slurry for coalfield fire prevention
Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 2021Bobo Shi, Chen Chen, Peng Liu
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