- A
turbidity current is most
typically an
underwater current of
usually rapidly moving, sediment-laden
water moving down a slope;
although current research...
- Nigeria). Most of the
reserves are in
lower and
middle Miocene deepwater turbiditic sandstones and
reserves are
estimated at 900 MM
barrels with
upside to...
- greensands, and greywackes.
Arenites mainly form by
erosion of
other rocks or
turbiditic re-deposition of sands. Some
arenites contain a
varying amount of carbonatic...
-
lahars lahar m****
flows entering the
ocean marine origin debris flow
turbiditic olistostromes mixing of
sediments by
submarine landslides tectonic origin...
- that
create diamictons are solifluction, landslides,
debris flows, and
turbiditic olistostromes. The term can
generally be
applied to
types of siliciclastic...
- bars or in
ephemeral streams, or also in deep
water environments when
turbiditic sediments are
reworked by
seasonal bottom-currents.
Individual sand ripples...
- and
Markha Units are
formed by
flyschs and
olistholiths deposited in a
turbiditic environment, on the
northern part of the
Indian continental slope and...
-
Although it is
dominated by
deformed arkosic sedimentary rocks, it
includes turbiditic greywackes,
black mudstones, and conglomerates. The 4
kilometers (2.5...
-
shales of the
Bowland Shale Formation of
Serpukhovian age
overlain by
turbiditic sandstone of the Mam Tor
Sandstone Formation of
Bashkirian age. A feature...
-
formation targeted by the well was hydrocarbon-bearing "mid-"Miocene
turbiditic sands. The
depth of the
formation was
estimated between 4000 and 4500...
