Titlebook: Generation, Accumulation and Production of Europe’s Hydrocarbons III; Special Publication Anthony M. Spencer Conference proceedings 1993 S

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Organic Geochemistry and Depositional Environment of a Hydrocarbon Source Rock: The Middle Triassic the primary organic matter production in the basin. Variations in the maturity-dependent Ts/Tm ratio and 20S/20R C29 sterane isomerization ratio occur over thicknesses of a few metres. Their correlation with the carbon isotope composition of the extracts suggests that the scatter may be related to

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adulterant

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Generation, Accumulation and Production of Europe’s Hydrocarbons IIISpecial Publication

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Redundant

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Joint R&D and Industrial Policy in Japanurbidite deposits. The porosity network, studied by image analysis, is characterized by secondary pores connected by large throats. A minor percentage of authigenic illite in the water zone dramatically reduces the permeability..Radiometric dating and isotopic analysis allow the diagenetic events to

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Theoretical Foundation and Related Research,ificant additional potential resources exist in downthrown terraces to the east. Formation lithologies are interbedded lacustrine shales and finegrained sheet sands with extensive calcrete horizons. Porosity and permeability values range from 10–16% and 10–200 mD, becoming poorer in the eastern terr