...Claude Rousset Abstract Between Le Foulon and Courmes (Alpes-Maritimes, southeast France) the Loup river flows south-southeast. On the east side of the river, imbricate structures overthrust to the southwest are cut by northeast-southwest-trending faults. The rocks of the west bank are folded...

... associated with articulated pyrgate plates. ( 6–8 ) Rhenopyrgus indet. 3: ( 6, 7 ) Foulon Formation (middle Floian), La Croix de Roquebrun, Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez, Hérault, France (UCBL-FSL 713312); ( 6 ) lateral view of whole specimen; ( 7 ) enlargement of the oral surface, showing confused plate...

...Sheri Molnar; Thomas Foulon; Hema Sharma; Martin Ross; Michel Parent Abstract Significant earthquake site effect potential exists in Charlevoix, Québec, the most seismically active region in the eastern Canada. Most of the population there lives on two buried river valleys (Du Gouffre in the west...

... constitute a thick marine succession assignable to six Tremadocian/Arenigian lithostratigraphic units (the La Dentelle, Saint–Chinian, La Maurerie, Cluse de l'Orb, Foulon, and Landeyran formations) representing both inner- and outer-platform facies. Although these formations are primarily composed of shales...

... from chemical weathering of micaceous phyllosilicates. Their spatial distribution and the specific conditions for their formation through weathering suggest that I-V mixed layers are mainly derived from the Canadian Shield. They were transported from their source to marine deposition areas by rivers...

... condition data has been achieved for regional seismic microzonation mapping purposes, for example, Ottawa ( Motazedian et al. , 2011 ), Montreal ( Rosset et al. , 2015 ), Saguenay ( Foulon et al. , 2018 ; Salsabili et al. , 2021 ), and their combination for the St. Lawrence Lowlands ( Nastev et al...

... Cambrian Lükati Formation in northern Estonia. The lack of any significant thermal alteration in this formation allowed for excellent preservation of fine microstructures on these microfossils. Among the rich palynomorph assemblages in the Lükati Formation, a new species of tiny, spheroidal eukaryotic...

... Palaeontology 1973 16 261 274 Chamley H. Debrabant P. Candillier A. -M. Foulon J. Clay mineralogy and inorganic geochemical stratigraphy of Blake-Bahama Basin since the Callovian, site 534, Deep Sea Drilling Project leg 76 Initial Reports DSDP 1983 76 437 451 Clausen, C. K...

... Treiorworth Formation, Anglesey La Maurerie Formation Cluse de l’Orb Formation Foulon Formation Landeyran Formation B4 B3 W3 W4 W5 W6 E1 A3 A4 KA M Ar MN2 MN3 MN4 LINGULOIDEA Glossella + Ectenoglossa + + Elliptoglossa...

... stratigraphy and inferred structural stacking relationships of the southern Quebec Appalachians. See interpreted seismic profiles for stratigraphic acronyms. Platform thrust slices and mélange units are not shown. AF, Aston fault; BBL, Baie Verte-Brompton Line; BF, Bennett fault; DFF, Du Foulon fault; LGF, La...

..., several authors have also used clay minerals in the sediments (Charnley et al. 1983; Singer, 1984; Pant, 1993 and Di11i and Pant, 1994) to interpret past climates. The degree of crystallinity of illite is useful to understand the prevailing climatic conditions at the time of their formation (Singer, 1984...

...Chen Hao; Mu Longxin; Huang Jixin; Chang Guangfa Abstract The McMurray Formation is one of the most significant bitumen deposits in Canadian oil sands. Bitumen-bearing sand intervals deposited and reworked in fluvial, tidal or estuarine environments result in heterogeneous sediment distributions...

...O. Babak; J. Resnick Abstract The McMurray Formation is the most volumetrically important source of bitumen in the Canadian oil sands. While there are many parameters that affect prediction of bitumen recovery in commercial in situ oil sand projects, absolute permeability is the most important...

... al. , 2000 ) or ATH ( Ning and Guo, 2000 ). The borate promotes the formation of a ceramic-like MgO- or Al 2 O 3 -based coating that forms over the char which forms on the surface of a polymer during combustion and subsequently forms a vitreous phase which acts as a binder to reinforce this ceramic...

... to smectite and the alteration processes also led to the formation of minor amounts of zeolites and palygorskite. The morphology and composition of the smectite-spherules support their origin from the alteration of impact glasses. This spherule bed also confirms that large volumes of ejecta material...

... in the northern part. In the Jameson Land basin, shallow core samples were investigated from the Karstryggen, Wegener Halvø, Ravnefjeld (all Upper Permian) and Hareelv (Upper Jurassic) Formations (Figs. 1 ,2 ). Outcrop samples were studied from the Schuchert Dal (Oksedal Member, Upper Permian) and Wordie...

...Saina Lajevardi; Olena Babak; Clayton V. Deutsch Abstract Shale barriers within the bituminous oil sand deposits of the McMurray Formation have a detrimental effect on the steam-assisted gravity-drainage chamber growth and oil recovery. Typically, the non-net shale barrier lateral extents are too...