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Geochemical and geological characteristics of the Lower Cambrian shales in the middle–upper Yangtze area of South China and their implication for the shale gas …Yan et al., 2016
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- Yan J
- Men Y
- Sun Y
- Yu Q
- Liu W
- Zhang H
- Liu J
- Kang J
- Zhang S
- Bai H
- Zheng X
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- Marine and Petroleum Geology
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Abstract During the Early Cambrian, the middle–upper Yangtze area of South China evolved to an open shelf with anoxic bottom waters prevailing in most places. Accumulated black shales in this area, named Niutitang Formation (Qiongzhusi Formation in some places), thus …
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