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Xu, Qilu, Cheng, Yongzhi, You, Donghua, Zhang, Yu, Li, Xinle, Xu, Jin, Chen, Xudong (2022) Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Multiscale Storage Spaces in Ancient Deep Tight Reservoirs: Examples from the Cambrian Yurtus Formation in the Northern Tarim Basin, China. Lithosphere, 2022. doi:10.2113/2022/8449840

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TitleCharacteristics and Formation Mechanism of Multiscale Storage Spaces in Ancient Deep Tight Reservoirs: Examples from the Cambrian Yurtus Formation in the Northern Tarim Basin, China
JournalLithosphere
AuthorsXu, QiluAuthor
Cheng, YongzhiAuthor
You, DonghuaAuthor
Zhang, YuAuthor
Li, XinleAuthor
Xu, JinAuthor
Chen, XudongAuthor
Year2022 (November 18)Volume2022
PublisherGeoScienceWorld
DOIdoi:10.2113/2022/8449840Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceXu, Qilu, Cheng, Yongzhi, You, Donghua, Zhang, Yu, Li, Xinle, Xu, Jin, Chen, Xudong (2022) Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Multiscale Storage Spaces in Ancient Deep Tight Reservoirs: Examples from the Cambrian Yurtus Formation in the Northern Tarim Basin, China. Lithosphere, 2022. doi:10.2113/2022/8449840
Plain TextXu, Qilu, Cheng, Yongzhi, You, Donghua, Zhang, Yu, Li, Xinle, Xu, Jin, Chen, Xudong (2022) Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Multiscale Storage Spaces in Ancient Deep Tight Reservoirs: Examples from the Cambrian Yurtus Formation in the Northern Tarim Basin, China. Lithosphere, 2022. doi:10.2113/2022/8449840
In(2022) Lithosphere Vol. 2022. GeoScienceWorld

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