Issues
Volume 103, Number 7
15 July 2019
ISSN 0149-1423
EISSN 1558-9153
In this Issue
ARTICLES
Detrital zircon ages: A key to unraveling provenance variations in the eastern Yinggehai–Song Hong Basin, South China Sea
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1525-1552. doi:10.1306/11211817270
Generation and evolution of overpressure caused by hydrocarbon generation in the Jurassic source rocks of the central Junggar Basin, northwestern China
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1553-1574. doi:10.1306/1213181614017139
Architecture, geomorphology, and sediment gravity flows of a Jurassic subaqueous clinoform system, northeast Exmouth Plateau, North West Shelf, Australia
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1575-1603. doi:10.1306/12171817367
Thermal properties of sedimentary rocks in the Tarim Basin, northwestern China
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1605-1624. doi:10.1306/11211817179
Charging of Carboniferous volcanic reservoirs in the eastern Chepaizi uplift, Junggar Basin (northwestern China) constrained by oil geochemistry and fluid inclusion
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1625-1652. doi:10.1306/12171818041
Sequence stratigraphy and coal accumulation of Lower Cretaceous coal-bearing series in Erlian Basin, northeastern China
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1653-1690. doi:10.1306/11211817175
From trash to treasure: Three-dimensional basement imaging with “excess” data from oil and gas explorations
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1691-1701. doi:10.1306/12191817420
Formation and preservation of a giant petroleum accumulation in superdeep carbonate reservoirs in the southern Halahatang oil field area, Tarim Basin, China
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1703-1743. doi:10.1306/11211817132
Geochemical investigations of the Woodford–Chattanooga and Fayetteville Shales: Implications for genesis of the Mississippi Valley–type zinc–lead ores in the southern Ozark Region and hydrocarbon exploration
AAPG Bulletin July 15, 2019, Vol.103, 1745-1768. doi:10.306/12171818101
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ON COVER – The outcrops in the Aksu area, northwestern margin of the Tarim Basin. This is the best place for field study because it holds the complete succession of Paleozoic strata. Dolomites with abundant pores and fractures were well developed and the Cambrian source rocks were well preserved. See related article by Zhu et al., p. 1703 of this issue of the Bulletin.
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