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Folded calcite cracks in noncalcareous shales: a window into shale diagenesis and hydrothermal influence

Bin Sun; Wan Yang
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Diagenetic effect on reservoir quality of siliciclastic and volcaniclastic sandstones from a Paleogene volcanic rifted margin, East Greenland

Rikke Weibel; Henrik Vosgerau; Michael Larsen; Pierpaolo Guarnieri; Thomas Find Kokfelt; Knud Dideriksen; Tonci Balić-Žunić; Brian Bell
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High-precision algorithm for grain segmentation of thin sections by multi-angle optical-microscopic images

Timur Murtazin; Zufar Kayumov; Vladimir Morozov; Radik Akhmetov; Anton Kolchugin; Dmitrii Tumakov; Danis Nurgaliev; Vladislav Sudakov
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The morphodynamics and sedimentology of a seasonally controlled microtidal tidal inlet: the Nariva River tidal inlet, Cocos Bay, Trinidad

Saeed Khan; Brent Wilson; Ryan Ramsook; Hasley Vincent
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Supercritical fluvial styles and the shifting aridity in the Early Triassic: the example of the Sanga do Cabral Formation, Paraná Basin, Brazil

Pedro L.A. Xavier; Claiton M. dos S. Scherer; Adriano Domingos dos Reis; Ezequiel GalvÃo de Souza; Felipe Guadagnin; Graciela PiÑeiro
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    Cover Photo: Slightly sinuously to ptygmatically folded cracks filled with both calcite and bitumen have been found in noncalcareous shale. The cracks are also surrounded by numerous sand-size calcite nodules. See Sun and Yang, this issue.

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