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Volume 107,

Number 10,

October 2023

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Novel diamondoid-based maturity models using naturally occurring petroleum fluids

Geomechanical insights on the importance of mechanical stratigraphy to hydraulic fracture containment

A review of the genesis, evolution, and prediction of natural fractures in deep tight sandstones of China

Direct projection of remaining potential from historical discoveries

The analysis of the micro-occurrence state of irreducible water in anthracite fracture network based on digital core

Hydrocarbon-bearing volcanic lava deltas as potential reservoirs: A case study from the North Atlantic Igneous Province, Faroe-Shetland Basin

In situ stress state in the petroliferous Barmer Basin, northwestern India: A new geomechanical approach

Growth and demise of a Paleocene isolated carbonate platform, northwest Sirte Basin, Libya: Sequence stratigraphic architecture and controlling factors

Permeability field imaging: Mapping the geocritical crust’s permeability field

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227 Prestack inversion and amplitude variation with offset attributes as hydrocarbon indicators in carbonate rocks: A case study from the Illinois Basin

203 The impact of organic pores on estimation of overpressure generated by gas generation in organic-rich shale: Example from Devonian Duvernay Shale, Western Canada Sedimentary Basin

181 A mechanical basis of fault-bend folding

179 M. King Hubbert and the rise and fall of peak oil theory

176 Evolution of pore space in tight sandstone: The roles of dissolution, calcite cementation, and clay growth

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