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The use of chemostratigraphy to refine ambiguous sequence stratigraphic correlations in marine mudrocks. An example from the Woodford Shale, Oklahoma, USA

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posted on 2016-03-02, 12:24 authored by B.W. Turner, J.A. Tréanton, R.M. Slatt
Online Supplemental Figure 2: The chemofacies profile for the Hunton Anticline Quarry–Outcrop D. Hierarchical clustering analysis subdivided the geochemical profiles into seven distinct chemofacies. The sample resolution for this chemofacies profile is 1 foot (30cm). This profile is generally similar to the profile collected for Hunton Anticline Quarry–Outcrop B. There is a 23ft (7m) shift between these two outcrops, with outcrop D being stratigraphically lower. At the base of this section, there are several alternating zones of chemofacies that are rich in bottom water anoxia proxies and zones indicating a higher degree of circulation.

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