Volume 102, Number 6
1 June 2018
ISSN 0149-1423
EISSN 1558-9153
In this Issue
GEOLOGIC NOTE
Understanding salt in orogenic settings: The evolution of ideas in the Romanian Carpathians
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 941-958. doi:10.1306/0913171615517088
ARTICLES
The development and extent of photic-zone euxinia concomitant with Woodford Shale deposition
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 959-986. doi:10.1306/0726171602017224
Paleozoic shale gas resources in the Sichuan Basin, China
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 987-1009. doi:10.1306/0828171607817072
Spectrum of gas migration phenomena across multilayered sealing sequences
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1011-1034. doi:10.1306/0810171622617210
Petrophysical and mineralogical evolution of weathered crystalline basement in western Uganda: Implications for fluid transfer and storage
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1035-1065. doi:10.1306/0810171610917171
Integrating borehole image logs with core: A method to enhance subsurface fracture characterization
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1067-1090. doi:10.1306/0726171609317002
Unraveling the influence of throw and stratigraphy in controlling subseismic fault architecture of fold-thrust belts: An example from the Qaidam Basin, northeast Tibetan Plateau
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1091-1117. doi:10.1306/08101716503
Understanding and distinguishing reflectance measurements of solid bitumen and vitrinite using hydrous pyrolysis: Implications to petroleum assessment
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1119-1140. doi:10.1306/08291717097
Solving a tuff problem: Defining a chronostratigraphic framework for Middle to Upper Jurassic nonmarine strata in eastern Australia using uranium–lead chemical abrasion–thermal ionization mass spectrometry zircon dates
AAPG Bulletin June 01, 2018, Vol.102, 1141-1168. doi:10.1306/07261717140
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ON COVER – Facilities at Imperial Oil's Cold Lake operation in Alberta, Canada. Cold Lake is one of the largest thermal in situ heavy oil operations in the world. The Clearwater Formation of the Manville Group is the primary producing interval at Cold Lake, the detailed stratigraphy of which is described in Wellner et al., AAPG Bulletin, v. 102, no. 3, p. 447–482.
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