Control of syndepositional faulting on systems tract evolution across growth-faulted shelf margins: An analog experimental model of the Miocene Imo River field, Nigeria

Heijst, M. W. I. M. Van; Postma, George; Kesteren, Wessel P. van; Jongh, Ruud G. de

doi:10.1306/61eedc92-173e-11d7-8645000102c1865d

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Control of syndepositional faulting on systems tract evolution across growth-faulted shelf margins: An analog experimental model of the Miocene Imo River field, Nigeria

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