SYNDEPOSITIONAL FAULT CONTROL ON DOLOMITIZATION OF A STEEP-WALLED CARBONATE PLATFORM MARGIN, YATES FORMATION, RATTLESNAKE CANYON, NEW MEXICO
Simon RE. SYNDEPOSITIONAL FAULT CONTROL ON DOLOMITIZATION OF A STEEP-WALLED CARBONATE PLATFORM MARGIN, YATES FORMATION, RATTLESNAKE CANYON, NEW MEXICO. Research Permit and Reporting System
Rebekah Elizabeth Simon, M.S. Geo. Sci., The University of Texas at Austin, 2014, Supervisors: Charles Kerans, Christopher Zahm Syndepositional deformation features are fundamental components of carbonate platforms both in the subsurface and in seismic-scale field analogs. These deformation features are commonly opening-mode, solution-widened fractures that can evolve into extensional faults, and reactivate frequently through the evolution of the platform. They also have potential to behave as
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