Palaeoecology, taphonomy and diagenesis of Early Jurassic shell accumulations in Lake Sichuan, China, and their implications for Pre-Salt reservoirs in the South Atlantic
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Palaeoecology, taphonomy and diagenesis of Early Jurassic shell accumulations in Lake Sichuan, China, and their implications for Pre-Salt reservoirs in the South AtlanticYear
2021Author(s)
Schneider, S., Guo, L., Kershaw, S., Hethke, M. and Shaw, D.Project Details
Continental Carbonate Project 2017-19
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CASP.CCPS2017-19.4Pages
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CASP.CCPS2017-19
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