...Scott Durocher; Ihsan S. Al-Aasm ABSTRACT Petrographic, chemical, and isotopic studies of the Mississippian (Visean) upper Debolt Formation in the Blueberry field, British Columbia, Canada, reveal that dolomitization was the result of several diagenetic events and that neomorphic alteration...

... reservoir-quality lithofacies and determine the depositional setting for several middle members of the Charlie Lake Formation in the area of Kobes, Altares and Blueberry fields, northeastern British Columbia, Canada ( Fig. 1 ; Table 1 ). This effort is designed to constrain overlooked hydrocarbon potential...

...Stephen E. Haggerty; Agnes Fung Abstract A renewed interest in mineral spheres that exhibit oscillatory layering is assured with the spectacular discovery of hematite beads in Meridiani Planum, Mars. The Martian “blueberries” are variously interpreted as sedimentary concretions, impact spherules...

... scale.Gabbros of the Shabogamo intrusive suite are emplaced into volcanics and volcaniclastics of the Blueberry Lake group, which are provisionally dated at 1540 ± 40 Ma. The volcanic rocks are therefore of similar age to, and probably correlative with, the upper Petscapiskau Group and Bruce River Group felsic...

...Fig. 2. —Isopach and subcrop map of Mississippian, western Canada and Williston basin. CI = 500 ft. Edson and Blueberry fields are Figures 8 and 9 , respectively. ...

... in the vicinity of the Dunvegan, Blueberry, Girouxville East, Eaglesham and Belloy fields of R~SUM~ Onze 6chantillons de carottes tach6es de p6trole et onze autres de p~trole brut provenant des r6gions de Blueberry, de Dunvegan, de Royce, de Girouxville Est et d'Eaglesham du nord-ouest de l'Alberta et du nord-est...

... in the Blueberry Hill pit at the Dome mine. When compared to ores of the district as a whole, both are atypically enriched in Cu and Mo, relatively low in Au relative to Ag, and intimately associated with a felsic porphyritic intrusion. Discordant field relationships at Blueberry Hill-Foley O’Brien and data...

... horizon and 13 plant materials) were collected at each of 41 sites along a c. 100-km transect to the north of Oslo and analysed for 53 chemical elements. The responses of 12 different plant media (birch, spruce, cowberry and blueberry leaves and twigs, fern, horsetail and pine bark) and one mushroom...

...Clemens Reimann; Friedrich Koller; Bjørn Frengstad; Galina Kashulina; Heikki Niskavaara; Peter Englmaier Abstract Leaves of up to eleven different plant species (terrestrial moss: Hylocomium splendens and Pleurozium schreberi ; blueberry: Vaccinium myrtillus and Vaccinium uliginosum ; cowberry...

... of the purple honey and kudzu’s purple pollen. A second hypothesis hinting that the tint could be linked to ripened berries is not reinforced by our investigation as pollen of Ericaceae (eg blueberries) and Rosaceae (eg blackberries) were not found in the purple honey sample but were commonly found in classic...

... poly-axial stress states. The minimum stress was aligned with the axis of the borehole, similar to the strike-slip stress state of the Blueberry sub-play ( Safari et al., 2022 ). Standard proppant used in field operations would be too large and hydrodynamically heavy for these experiments. Instead...

..., sedimentology, and stratigraphy to reconstruct the burial history and relative timing of geological events and mechanisms involved in developing the present-day Montney hydrocarbon system in the Blueberry sub-play. Petrography from whole core indicates that the organic material present is largely pyrobitumen...

... seismic and 6 gravity at the end of 1956. Although reliable statistics on other types of geophysical surveys are not available, they were used to some extent. Fifty-one surface parties, 7 fewer than 1956, were reported in the field during the year, 21 in Alberta and 15 each in British Columbia...

...Figure 1. Example Navajo Sandstone samples analyzed with field context pictures. Whole-rock δ 56 Fe values were measured from (A) red, original sandstones (locality 4, Fig. 2 ), and (B) white, bleached sandstones (locality 9, Fig. 2 ). (C–E) Row of terrestrial concretion images (concretion...