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Extensional Tectonics and Stratigraphy of the North Atlantic Margins

Tankard, A. J., Balkwill, H. R.·1989·American Association of Petroleum Geologists eBooks

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Stimulated by the wealth of frontier exploration data and deep seismic surveys about the North Atlantic margins, this publication was crafted to provide a comprehensive analysis of North Atlantic extension. The 40 papers in this volume are divided into 6 sections: concepts, North Atlantic perspectives, North American margins, European-African margins, North Sea and Barents Shelf, and analogs. This book is concerned primarily with the circum-North Atlantic data base. It is largely biased toward presentation and interpretation of data rather than being model driven. The book includes comparative stratigraphic columns for basins of the North Atlantic margins.

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Authors
Tankard, A. J., & Balkwill, H. R.
Venue
American Association of Petroleum Geologists eBooks
Published
1989
OpenAlex
W2099339012
Cited by
600
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book
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en
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