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Sequence Stratigraphy, Depositional Systems, and Production Trends in the Atoka Series
SW0019
SW0019. Sequence Stratigraphy, Depositional Systems, and Production Trends in the Atoka Series and Mid-Pennsylvanian Cleveland and Marmaton Formations, Western Anadarko Basin, by David Carr, Tucker Hentz, W. A. Ambrose, Eric Potter, and S. J. Clift. November 2009.
To purchase this publication on CD-ROM, please order SW0019CD.
Keywords: Anadarko Basin, Atoka, Cleveland Formation, depositional systems, oil and gas production, Pennsylvanian, sequence stratigraphy, Texas
Citation
Carr, David, Hentz, Tucker, Ambrose, W. A., Potter, Eric, and Clift, S. J., 2009, Sequence Stratigraphy, Depositional Systems, and Production Trends in the Atoka Series and Mid-Pennsylvanian Cleveland and Marmaton Formations, Western Anadarko Basin: THe University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, SW0019.
