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Exploration Significance of Unconformity Structure on Subtle Pools
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作者 Kongyou Wu,Ming Zha,Jiangxiu Qu Faculty of Geo-Resource and Information,China University of Petroleum,Qingdao 266555,China. 《地学前缘》 EI CAS CSCD 北大核心 2009年第S1期136-136,共1页
Vertical structure of an unconformity can be divided into three layers:basal conglomerate or transgressive sand,weathered clay layer and leached rock.When the weathered clay layer has a little thickness or limited dis... Vertical structure of an unconformity can be divided into three layers:basal conglomerate or transgressive sand,weathered clay layer and leached rock.When the weathered clay layer has a little thickness or limited distribution,the overlying and underlying strata will contact directly,and the lithology is often different.This lithologic difference causes different fluid transporting capacity,and it also 展开更多
关键词 unconformity STRUCTURE subtle POOLS ACCUMULATION SIMULATION
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THE EXTENSIONAL MOVEMENT AND ACTION IN THE SOUTHERN TIBET SINCE HERCYNIAN
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作者 Wang Genhou,Gao Jinhan,Liang Dingyi(China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083,China) 《地学前缘》 EI CAS CSCD 2000年第S1期60-61,共2页
Based on the study of the location of extensional action in the tectonic background and the state of regional tectonic stress, the extensional action can be distinguished into active and passive types. The active exte... Based on the study of the location of extensional action in the tectonic background and the state of regional tectonic stress, the extensional action can be distinguished into active and passive types. The active extensional movement is mainly composed of a set of deposition formed under extensional stress and syntectonic and syndepositional deformational structure. The passive extentional movement is expressed as regional extensional action induced under the compressional elevation. Extensional movement and action are well\|developed in the Tibet\|Tethys domain. By the analysis of tectonic deformation, extensional unconformity, depositional facies and paleogeographical rebuilding in the South Tibet, it is recognized that the extensional movement consists of active extension of Hercynian, Indo\|China and Early Yanshan epochs, and the passive extension of Late Yanshan and Himalayan epochs. Some of the characteristics of extensional movement and structures are discussed in this paper(Table.1). 展开更多
关键词 Southern Tibet EXTENSIONAL MOVEMENT EXTENSIONAL unconformity Hercynian—Early Yanshan EPOCH
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