Abundant dinoflagellate cysts (dinocysts) from Eocene strata of the North Sea exhibit a
consistent succession of events, based on the analysis of 120 wells from Quadrant 3 in the …

A dinocyst zonation for the Neogene succession in the eastern part of the North Sea Basin
(Denmark) is presented. The zonation is based on an extensive database comprising data …

The Alba Field; discovered in 1984 by Well 16/26-5, is situated in UK Block 16/26,
approximately 225 km northeast of Aberdeen. The field overlies the Mesozoic Witch Ground …

Dinocyst assemblages changed abruptly during latest Thanetian mid-Biochron NP9 in low
and midlatitudes from relatively diverse populations with few Apectodinium to low-diversity …

Abstract The Quaternary North Sea Basin, which extends from northwest mainland Europe
in the south (52° N) to the Norwegian Sea in the north (62° N), contains a thick (up to 1 km) …

Dinoflagellate cysts and other palynomorphs from the Pliocene Kattendijk and Lillo
formations, exposed in two temporary outcrops in northern Belgium, provide new information …

Core samples from the Maastrichtian oil reservoir chalks in the Dan Field (southern part of
the Danish Central Trough) have yielded diverse dinoflagellate cyst assemblages which …

Along continental margins with rapid sedimentation, overpressure may build up in porous
and compressible sediments. Large-scale release of such overpressure has major …

Based on detailed stratigraphic investigations on a 200.6 m long core (BGS borehole No.
81/26) from the Fladen Ground area (British sector), core material from the Sleipner field …

This study provides the results of the first integrated study of Oligocene–Pliocene basins
around Norway. Within the study area, three main depocentres have been identified where …