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Volume 104, Number 3
March 2020
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ISSN: 0149-1423
EISSN: 1558-9153
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Interaction between sea-level changes and depositional tectonics: Implications for hydrocarbon prospectivity in the western coastal swamp depobelt, Niger Delta Basin, Nigeria
Ovie B. Ogbe; Ifeanacho P. Orajaka; Jerry Osokpor; Tuviere Omeru; Sunday E. Okunuwadje
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Impact of maturity on producible shale oil volumes in the Silurian (Llandovery) hot shales of the northern Arabian plate, southeastern Turkey
Şamİl Şen; Hüseyİn Kozlu
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Facies variability within a mixed carbonate–siliciclastic sea-floor fan (upper Wolfcamp Formation, Permian, Delaware Basin, New Mexico)
Erik P. Kvale; Christopher M. Bowie; Chris Flenthrope; Christopher Mace; Jessica M. Parrish; Buddy Price; Sloan Anderson; William A. DiMichele
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Tectonic and paleogeographic controls on development of the Early–Middle Ordovician Shanganning carbonate platform, Ordos Basin, North China
Chenlin Hu; Yuanfu Zhang; Zaixing Jiang; Min Wang; Chao Han; Thomas J. Algeo
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No evidence for an unconformity at the base of the lower Castlegate Sandstone in the Campanian Book Cliffs, Utah–Colorado, United States: Implications for sequence stratigraphic models
Simon A. J. Pattison
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Using polygonal layer-bound faults as tools to delimit clastic reservoirs in the Levant Basin offshore Lebanon
Ramadan Ghalayini; Celine Eid
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Source-rock reservoirs geochemistry of Devonian–Mississippian mudrocks in central Oklahoma
Ibrahim Atwah; Jim Puckette; Mauro Becker; J. Michael Moldowan
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Late Quaternary sequence stratigraphy as a tool for groundwater exploration: Lessons from the Po River Basin (northern Italy)
Bruno Campo; Kevin M. Bohacs; Alessandro Amorosi
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Geostatistical Earth modeling of cyclic depositional facies and diagenesis
Thomas Le Blévec; Olivier Dubrule; Cédric M. John; Gary J. Hampson
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    ON COVER – Cliff-forming sandstones of Desert Member parasequences D9 and D10, northwest Bowl Horse Heaven, Campanian Book Cliffs, eastern Utah. Cliff-forming shoreface sandstones are approximately 30 m thick and are overlain by coastal-plain deposits. Photo looks east. See related paper by Pattison on p. 595 of this issue of the Bulletin.

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