2013
DOI: 10.1016/s1876-3804(13)60098-1
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Neogene differential structural inversion and hydrocarbon accumulation in the Yitong Basin, NE China

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“…Many structural traps developed in this belt. Meanwhile, the sedimentary and subsidence centres of the Yitong Basin were closed to this side, and many sand bodies of alluvial fans and near-shore subaqueous fans were developed along this margin (Tang et al 2013). Thus, the northwestern margin played a significant constructive role in the accumulation of hydrocarbons, as has been demonstrated by the successful discoveries of the Yi 59, Chang 43 and Chang 48 wells.…”
Section: Fault Activitymentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Many structural traps developed in this belt. Meanwhile, the sedimentary and subsidence centres of the Yitong Basin were closed to this side, and many sand bodies of alluvial fans and near-shore subaqueous fans were developed along this margin (Tang et al 2013). Thus, the northwestern margin played a significant constructive role in the accumulation of hydrocarbons, as has been demonstrated by the successful discoveries of the Yi 59, Chang 43 and Chang 48 wells.…”
Section: Fault Activitymentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The Yitong Basin (YB), which is located in northeastern China and distributed within a long, narrow region trending toward the northeast direction at 45-55 • , is approximately 140 km long and 5-20 km wide and spans a total area of 2400 km 2 [9]. This basin contains three tectonic units: The Chaluhe Fault Depression (CFD), Luxiang fault depression (LFD), and Moliqing fault depression (MFD) ( Figure 1).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cross-polarized ( 1 -6 , 8 ,9 ) and plane-polarized( 7 )micrographs showing the mineral composition of the major rock types and secondary mineral characteristics of the metamorphic rocks.1 Sample X12-2786.8-1, 2786.8 m, well X12; 2 Sample C11-2529-1, 2529 m, well C11; 3 Sample Y46-2122.9-1, 2122.9 m, well Y46; 4 Sample C27-3066.6-1, 3066.6 m, well C27; 5 Sample Y9-1945.3-1, 1945.3 m, well Y9; 6 Sample Y9-1945.3-1, 1945.3, well Y9; 7 Sample C17-3153.5-1, 3153.5 m, well C17; 8 and 9 Sample Y13-1746.6-1, 1746.6 m, well Y13. Minerals 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 6 of 20…”
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confidence: 99%