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Abdalla, Muneer, Yang, Wan, Shaniba, Salah (2023) Growth and demise of a Paleocene isolated carbonate platform, northwest Sirte Basin, Libya: Sequence stratigraphic architecture and controlling factors. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (10) 1723-1752 doi:10.1306/07052323002

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TitleGrowth and demise of a Paleocene isolated carbonate platform, northwest Sirte Basin, Libya: Sequence stratigraphic architecture and controlling factors
JournalAAPG Bulletin
AuthorsAbdalla, MuneerAuthor
Yang, WanAuthor
Shaniba, SalahAuthor
Year2023 (October)Volume107
Issue10
PublisherAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists AAPG/Datapages
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Full ReferenceAbdalla, Muneer, Yang, Wan, Shaniba, Salah (2023) Growth and demise of a Paleocene isolated carbonate platform, northwest Sirte Basin, Libya: Sequence stratigraphic architecture and controlling factors. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (10) 1723-1752 doi:10.1306/07052323002
Plain TextAbdalla, Muneer, Yang, Wan, Shaniba, Salah (2023) Growth and demise of a Paleocene isolated carbonate platform, northwest Sirte Basin, Libya: Sequence stratigraphic architecture and controlling factors. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (10) 1723-1752 doi:10.1306/07052323002
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