Depositional Characteristics - Globe Thesis

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1.	Depositional Characteristics And Hydrocarbon Control Of West Slope Belt In Dongpu Depression
2.	Study On Depositional Characteristics And Sedimentary Facies Distribution Of Triassic In Yingmaili Area
3.	The Favorable Reservoir’s Sedimentary Characteristics Of Tight Sandy Gravel In Terrestrial Rift-subsidence Lacustrine Basin
4.	Heidimiao Reservoir Depositional Characteristics And Stratigraphic Traps Distribution Prediction Of Fuxin Uplift In Songliao Basin
5.	Depositional Characteristics And Geological Significance Of Middle Permian Alatoconchids-bearing Strata In Middle And Upper Yangtze Region
6.	The Study Of Depositional Characteristics And The Prediction Of Oil And Gas Reservoirs In Bayanhua Group Of The Lower Cretaceous In Baiyinchagan Depression Of Erlian Basin
7.	Depositional Characteristics Of Phase Changes Of Yalu River Estuarine Intertidal Zone, And Its Responses To Water And Sediment Flux Change From Catchment
8.	Depositional Characteristics And Hydrocarbon Significance Of Deepwater Fan, In The Northwestern Sub-Basin, South China Sea
9.	Depositional Characteristics And Distribution Of Sand-conglomerate Bodies Of Eocene Sha4(Es4) Interval In Yongan Area
10.	Sedimentary Characteristics Of The Donghe Sandstone Sedimentary Period In The Tarim Basin
11.	Types And Depositional Characteristics Of 'source To Sink' Systems Of The Strike-slip And Extensional Composite Basin In Oligocene,liaodong Bay Depression,China
12.	A Preliminary Study On Depositional Characteristics And Evolution Process Of Gobi Desert From North Altun Mountains Since Late Quaternary
13.	Effects Of Lateral Confinement On The Propagation And Depositional Characteristics Of Granular Flow
14.	Study On Granular Flow Propagation And Depositional Characteristics Based On Granular Column Collapse Experiment
15.	Depositional Characteristics And Reservoir Prediction Of The Dengying Period In The Dangyang Synclinorium And Its Surrounding Areas
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