2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10347-016-0477-5
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Depositional environments and sequence stratigraphy of the Sarvak Formation in an oil field in the Abadan Plain, SW Iran

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“…K140 MFS is high within the Cenomanian, close to the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary, with its highstand possibly extending into the earliest Turonian (van Buchem et al, 2011). Within the Sarvak Formation of the Iranian Zagros, Razin et al (2010), Vincent et al (2015), Assadi et al (2016), and Kalanat and Vaziri-Moghaddam (2019) also recognised three major Cenomanian depositional sequences, whilst Schulze et al (2005) reported three major Cenomanian sequences from Jordan. Mülayim et al (2019a) recognise a maximum flooding surface (MFS) near the base of the Karababa Formation, which they believe contributed to the demise of the Derdere carbonate platform.…”
Section: Stratigraphic Patternsmentioning
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“…K140 MFS is high within the Cenomanian, close to the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary, with its highstand possibly extending into the earliest Turonian (van Buchem et al, 2011). Within the Sarvak Formation of the Iranian Zagros, Razin et al (2010), Vincent et al (2015), Assadi et al (2016), and Kalanat and Vaziri-Moghaddam (2019) also recognised three major Cenomanian depositional sequences, whilst Schulze et al (2005) reported three major Cenomanian sequences from Jordan. Mülayim et al (2019a) recognise a maximum flooding surface (MFS) near the base of the Karababa Formation, which they believe contributed to the demise of the Derdere carbonate platform.…”
Section: Stratigraphic Patternsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…This species was first described from the Cenomanian of France and has occasionally been recorded from Cenomanian strata in the Middle East (e.g. Simmons and Hart, 1987;Mouty et al, 2003;Omidvar et al, 2014;Assadi et al, 2016). Özkan and Altıner (2019) did not record it in their study of the Derdere Formation.…”
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