2004
DOI: 10.2113/175.6.595
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Oxfordian sedimentary dykes : tectonic and diagenetic implications for the eastern Paris basin

Abstract: Localisées exclusivement dans l'Oxfordien calcaire moyen à supérieur, des fractures verticales NNE-SSW de 10-20 m de haut, à remplissage microgranulaire, apportent des éléments nouveaux sur l'histoire tectonique mésozoïque de l'Est du bassin de Paris.Ces fractures affectent principalement des grainstones à entroques ou oolithiques. Leur remplissage, composé de micrite, microsparite et lithoclastes, peut correspondre à une ancienne boue calcaire issue de niveaux supérieurs non encore lithifiés ou à un sédiment … Show more

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“…As explained by André et al (2004), microspar dykes formed early, between the Middle Oxfordian and the Late Tithonian. Such timing is in agreement with our observations.…”
Section: 2a Meteoric Vs Marine Fluidsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…As explained by André et al (2004), microspar dykes formed early, between the Middle Oxfordian and the Late Tithonian. Such timing is in agreement with our observations.…”
Section: 2a Meteoric Vs Marine Fluidsmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The deformations associated with tectonic plate movements have remained small for the past 150 million years, as in the rest of the Paris Basin (Guillocheau et al, 2000;Megnien, 1980). They are essentially limited to the Gondrecourt and Marne grabens, on the boundary of the sector studied (André et al, 2004;Rocher et al, 2004). The geological and geophysical studies have shown that the Cox layer is regular and virtually flat between these faults.…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…They are essentially limited to the Gondrecourt and Marne grabens, on the boundary of the sector studied (André et al, 2004;Rocher et al, 2004). …”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%