...Michel Leikine Abstract Submarine slides, upper Albian and upper Cretaceous fault diapir, post-Lutetian (Eocene) decollement and imbricate structures Africa Algeria Babor Bougie Cenozoic Cretaceous diapirs faults Mesozoic North Africa structural geology tectonics Tertiary GeoRef...

...Michel Leikine Abstract Asymmetric folds, post-Lutetian-pre-Numidian (Eocene) compression, Numidian thrusting, post-Numidian compression (post-Burdigalian) Africa Algeria Babor Bougie North Africa structural geology tectonics west GeoRef, Copyright 2016, American Geosciences...

... occurs near the base of the Bougie member (Unit 4), indicating more normal marine conditions within the Mowry Sea. A major flooding surface above the Bougie member is correlated with the ‘Viking grits’ (base of Unit 5) transgressive lag in the Peace River region of the Rocky Mountain Foothills. 11...

...C. Barbeau; R. Bougie; J.-E. Côté Abstract The accumulation rate of sediments in the Saguenay Fjord, Quebec, Canada, established from 137 Cs activity measured in 19 cores, varies between > 1.0 cm/year upstream and 0.2 cm/year downstream. Cesium-137 profiles in cores from the northern basin...

...C. Barbeau; R. Bougie; J.-E. Côté Abstract Sediment profiles of 19 cores from the Saguenay fjord, Québec, Canada, have been analyzed for mercury, lead, zinc, and copper. Core dating of post-1940 sediments is possible with above background concentrations of mercury. The results agree well with those...

...Fig. 7. Gamma ray and resistivity log signature of the reference well at C-54-B-94-G-7. Positions of measured sections and the core through the Bougie member are estimated based on lithology and micropaleontological content. Major flooding surfaces (FS) are marked. ...

... on a sediment core taken on the abyssal plain in 1,505 fathoms, 40 miles north of Bougie. In this core, Bourcart found a band, 12 cm. thick, of fine gray-green sand beneath 3 cm. of yellow mud. He concluded that the sand probably originated in the massif “Petite Kabylie” and had been carried out to the abyssal...

...M. A. Rasheed; P. L. Srinivasa Rao; Annapurna Boruah; Syed Zaheer Hasan; Bougi Mohamoud Mohamed Seddik; Disha Pandey; T. Harinarayana Abstract: The aim of the present work is to define the geo-microbial signatures along with trace metals, and to investigate whether the geo-microbial anomalies have...

... space in the western foredeep and a new sediment source in the northwest resulted in deposition of thick Mowry successions, which thin in an easterly direction. The Bougie and Sikanni deltas became a northern source of abundant clastic input ( Pedersen and Schröder-Adams, 2001 ; Jowett and Schröder...

... ). Surface WA1 correlates with the top of the informal Bougie member which comprises a series of sandier-upward parasequences. Surface VE4 correlates with the top of one of the parasequences within the Bougie member. On the Sikanni Chief River, four major sandstone bodies, representing major regressive...

... in the Mississippian during 1987 were Texaco Suncor Blueberry 12-29-88-25W6 (Debolt indicated gas; 90 km northwest of Fort St. John) and Westcoast Bougie b-26-I/94-G-15 (42,475 m 3 /day of gas with 20% condensate on perforation; 210 km northwest of Fort St. John). The top operator in the province for 1987...

... should be taken of the rapid development of the Hassi Messaoud structure by SN REPAL and CFP(A), and of the fields of Edjeleh, Zarzaitine, and El Adeb Larache by CREPS. The 24-in. pipeline joining Hassi Messaoud and Bougie was opened in November allowing a production increase from 3,372,915 bbls. in 1958...

... Météorologique, which received these data every day at 7:00 a.m. Over time, some stations were replaced by others, like the Bougie (now Béjaïa) station, which produced a wealth of information on earthquake occurrences but was then replaced by the Djidjelli station. We are grateful to M. Meghraoui (Ecole...