Oil & Gas Geology ›› 1991, Vol. 12 ›› Issue (4): 449-455.doi: 10.11743/ogg19910411
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Zhang Tianying, Zhao Chenglin, Liu Menghui
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Storm deposits were discovered in the lower submember of the first member of the Lower Cretaceous Tenggar Formation. The sedimentary sequences in ascending order are:1. Sharp basal boundary with scour-and-fill structure; 2. Basal lag section; 3. Large current-bedding section; 4. Hummocky cross-stratification section; 5. Ripple bedding section; 6. Bioturbate section. Based on these features, the tempestites were originated by stir-mix and the main properties are:1. Having no unidirectional basal casts; 2. The fabric characteristics formed by oscillation and multidirectional currents in basal clastic rock section; 3. Lacking parallel stratification and developing hummocky cross-sttatification and current bedding. According to the sequence differentiae and the distfibution localities, the storm deposits can be divided into nearshore (coarse) type and offshore (fine) type.
Zhang Tianying, Zhao Chenglin, Liu Menghui. LOWER CRETACEOUS STORM DEPOSITS IN A'NAN REGION, ERLIAN BASIN[J]. Oil & Gas Geology, 1991, 12(4): 449-455.
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