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Vertical distribution of Methylmercury in the Central Arctic Ocean explained by In Situ Methylation and Demethylation

Schartup AT, Soerensen AL, Calder RSD, Heimbürger-Boavida L.   +3 more
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Abnormally luminescent layers in the Bazhenov Formation of the West Siberian Basin

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Evolution of the West Siberian Basin

Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2006
The West Siberian Basin is one of the largest intracratonic basins of the world and an important hydrocarbon province of Russia. Perhaps the most important geologic event in Siberia was the emplacement of basalts around ~250 Ma (i.e., Permo-Triassic boundary) covering an area of about 5 × 10 6 km 2 .
A.V. Vyssotski, V.N. Vyssotski, A.A. Nezhdanov   +2 more
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Petroleum System Play for the West Siberian Basin

61st EAGE Conference and Exhibition, 1999
The West Siberia is the most prolific oil-producing area in Russia, which contains about 18x10'9 tons of initial oil commercial reserves.
N. Lopatin, T. Emets, S. Zubairaev
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Jurassic paleogeography of the West Siberian sedimentary basin

Russian Geology and Geophysics, 2013
Abstract Paleogeographic reconstruction of the West Siberian basin during the Jurassic is based on a variety of criteria used to evaluate the depositional environments (paleontological, sedimentological, geochemical, etc.). Extensive geochemical data on the hydrocarbon biomarkers in bitumen from organic matter are first used to constrain
A.E. Kontorovich, V.A. Kontorovich, S.V. Ryzhkova, B.N. Shurygin, L.G. Vakulenko, E.A. Gaideburova, V.P. Danilova, V.A. Kazanenkov, N.S. Kim, E.A. Kostyreva, V.I. Moskvin, P.A. Yan   +11 more
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Main oil source formations of the West Siberian Basin

Petroleum Geoscience, 1997
Two strongly oil-prone source intervals are present in the West Siberian Basin, the Togur Formation (Early Toarcian, Early Jurassic) and the Bazhenov Formation (Volgian-Berriasian, Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous). Clay sediments of the Togur Formation were deposited in a system of intracontinental sub-basins in the southern half of the West Siberian
A. E. Kontorovich, V. I. Moskvin, O. I. Bostrikov, V. P. Danilova, A. N. Fomin, A. S. Fomichev, E. A. Kostyreva, V. N. Melenevsky   +7 more
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West Siberian Basin: ABSTRACT

AAPG Bulletin, 1979
The West Siberian basin (~3.4 × 106 sq km) is one of the largest structural-sedimentary basins of the world. The basin was relatively undisturbed by post-Triassic tectonism and erosion and is little changed from its original form when Early Jurassic deposition began about 180 m.y. ago.
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Multiple Oil Families in the West Siberian Basin

AAPG Bulletin, 1994
Two major oil families are identified in the West Siberian basin. Twenty-six of 32 analyzed oils occur in Jurassic and Cretaceous reservoirs and are derived from anoxic marine Upper Jurassic Bazhenov source rock, based on geochemical comparison of oils and source rock extracts.
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Abnormal formation pressures in the West Siberian Mega-basin, Russia

Petroleum Geoscience, 1997
The West Siberia Low Lands, a single gigantic basin-like depression filled by Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments, is one of the most prolific petroleum provinces of the world. It is divided into two regions: Northern and Central-Southern. In the former the Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentary sequence ranges between 7 and 10 km thickness, whilst in the ...
V. M. Matusevich, G. P. Myasnikova, E. M. Maximov, A. M. Volkov, N. F. Chistiakova, V. G. Kanalin, M. Pupilli   +6 more
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POST-JURASSIC TECTONISM IN THE WEST SIBERIAN BASIN, RUSSIA

Journal of Petroleum Geology, 1995
The sedimentary fill of the West Siberian Basin records an episode of rifting from Late Permian to Middle Jurassic times, followed by post-rift subsidence from the Late Jurassic onwards. The rifting process initiated the regional arches on which many of the basins and gasfields are located.
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