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Sedimentary and Petroleum Geological Characters of Lower Cretaceous in West Sub-Sag, South Buir Sag of Tamtsag Basin
塔木察格盆地南贝尔凹陷西部次凹下白垩统沉积和石油地质特征
2016
Advances in Geosciences
塔木察格盆地南贝尔凹陷西部次凹下白垩统沉积和石油地质特征
The evolution of the West Sub-Sag, South Buir Sag of Tamtsag Basin in Mongolia is mainly controlled by extension of the contemporaneous NE-orientated faults. In addition, it is superimposed with the influences of the base-mental relief and the transferring of NEE-/near WE-orientated shear fracture. The early Early Cretaceous was a fault-depressing stage of the West Sub-Sag's tectono-sedimentary evolution, and the facies developing experienced a complete cycle of
doi:10.12677/ag.2016.65039
fatcat:ufqonllrdncvnpd6osfcjavg24