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Contrasting styles of reservoir development in proximal and distal chert facies: Devonian Thirtyone Formation, Texas
Ruppel SC, Barnaby RJ |
| 35 - 50 |
Reservoir characteristics of Devonian cherts and their control on oil recovery: Dollarhide field, west Texas
Saller A, Ball B, Robertson S, McPherson B, Wene C, Nims R, Gogas J |
| 51 - 84 |
A devonian hydrothermal chert reservoir: the 225 bcf Parkland field, British Columbia, Canada
Packard JJ, Al-Aasm I, Samson I, Berger Z, Davies J |
| 85 - 113 |
Characterization of the Mississippian chat in south-central Kansas
Watney WL, Guy WJ, Byrnes AP |
| 115 - 129 |
Deposition and diagenesis of Mississippian chat reservoirs, north-central Oklahoma
Rogers SM |
| 131 - 148 |
Unconformity-related chert/dolomite production in the Pennsylvanian Amsden Formation, Wolf Springs fields, Bull Mountains basin of central Montana
Luebking GA, Longman MW, Carlisle WJ |
| 149 - 167 |
Density and mineralogy variations as a function of porosity in Miocene Monterey Formation oil and gas reservoirs in California
Chaika C, Williams LA |
| 169 - 189 |
Monterey Formation porcelanite reservoirs of the Elk Hills field, Kern County, California
Reid SA, McIntyre JL |
