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Volume 92, Number 11

November 2008

ISSN 0149-1423

EISSN 1558-9153

Fault facies modeling: Technique and approach for 3-D conditioning and modeling of faulted grids

N. Fredman; J. Tveranger; N. Cardozo; A. Braathen; H. Soleng; P. Røe; A. Skorstad; A. R. Syversveen

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AAPG Bulletin November 01, 2008, Vol.92, 1457-1478. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/06090807073

Major structural elements of the Miocene section, Burgos Basin, northeastern Mexico

J. Javier Hernández-Mendoza; Michael V. DeAngelo; Tim F. Wawrzyniec; Tucker F. Hentz

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AAPG Bulletin November 01, 2008, Vol.92, 1479-1499. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/07020808020

Miocene chronostratigraphy, paleogeography, and play framework of the Burgos Basin, southern Gulf of Mexico

J. Javier Hernández-Mendoza; Tucker F. Hentz; Michael V. DeAngelo; Tim F. Wawrzyniec; Shinichi Sakurai; Suhas C. Talukdar; Mark H. Holtz

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AAPG Bulletin November 01, 2008, Vol.92, 1501-1535. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/07070808021

Toward more accurate quartz cement models: The importance of euhedral versus noneuhedral growth rates

Robert H. Lander; Richard E. Larese; Linda M. Bonnell

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AAPG Bulletin November 01, 2008, Vol.92, 1537-1563. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/07160808037

Deep channels in the Cenomanian–Danian Chalk Group of the German North Sea sector: Evidence of strong constructional and erosional bottom currents and effect on reservoir quality distribu...

Finn Surlyk; Solvejg Kolbye Jensen; Michael Engkilde

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AAPG Bulletin November 01, 2008, Vol.92, 1565-1586. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/07100808035

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Fault facies modeling: Technique and approach for 3-D conditioning and modeling of faulted grids

Major structural elements of the Miocene section, Burgos Basin, northeastern Mexico

Miocene chronostratigraphy, paleogeography, and play framework of the Burgos Basin, southern Gulf of Mexico

Toward more accurate quartz cement models: The importance of euhedral versus noneuhedral growth rates

Deep channels in the Cenomanian–Danian Chalk Group of the German North Sea sector: Evidence of strong constructional and erosional bottom currents and effect on reservoir quality distribu...

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