High-frequency sequences composed of mixed siliciclastic-carbonate deposits may exhibit
either vertical or horizontal changes between siliciclastics and carbonates. Vertical facies …

Mixed siliciclastic-carbonate deposits consist of a suite of different types of mixing between
the two components, from bed (core-plug) to stratigraphic (seismic) scales, producing a high …

The interpretation of depositional environment and diagenesis controls on petroleum
reservoirs are a major challenge that has an impact on the petroleum system of hydrocarbon …

Abstract The Southern Italy orogen preserves deep-marine turbitic clastic wedges that
record the key tectonic events during structural growing over the Adria margin. The regional …

Sea-floor fans containing both carbonate and siliciclastic detritus are rarely recognized in
the rock record but are common within the Permian upper Wolfcamp Formation in the …

The Miocene, syn-rift mixed siliciclastic-carbonate strata has been a long sought-after
reservoir objective in the Red Sea rift basins. Despite being viable prospects, their …

Abstract The 3-km-wide Messina Strait divides Sicily from the Italian peninsula, representing
one of the most impressive examples of tide-dominated marine passageway of the central …

Sandstone tidal cross‐strata are the predominant sedimentary feature of strait‐fill
stratigraphic successions. However, although widely described in numerous studies, tidal …

Abstract The Early-Pleistocene Catanzaro strait-fill succession consists of large-scale tidal
sets, accumulated in a tectonically confined basin during a phase of rapid relative sea-level …

Progradation of deltaic systems that reach the shelf edge is considered a primary
mechanism to deliver sand to continental margins. Sediment bypass processes can …