Deepwater mass-transport complex in the Upper Jurassic Pomeroy Arkose Member, Naknek Formation, Chinitna Bay, Alaska: The depositional record of co-genetic slumps and debris flows in a slope to proximal basin floor setting

• Authors:

  LePain, D.L., Stanley, R.G., and Helmold, K.P.

• Publication Date:

  Oct 2020

• Publisher:

  Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys 

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• Quadrangle(s):

  Iliamna

• Related project(s):

  Cook Inlet geology and hydrocarbon potential

• Stations/Samples:

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• Citation ID:

  30464

Bibliographic Reference

LePain, D.L., Stanley, R.G., and Helmold, K.P., 2020, Deepwater mass-transport complex in the Upper Jurassic Pomeroy Arkose Member, Naknek Formation, Chinitna Bay, Alaska: The depositional record of co-genetic slumps and debris flows in a slope to proximal basin floor setting: Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys Report of Investigation 2020-5, 31 p. https://doi.org/10.14509/30464

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Keywords

Arkose; Basins; Bedrock; Bivalves; Channel; Chinitna Bay; Conglomerate; Contact; Cook Inlet; Depositional Environment; Dewatering; Energy; Facies Analysis; Fan; Folding; Folds; Forearc Basin; Fossils; Gas; Geologic; Geology; Gravel; Iniskin Peninsula; Interpretation; Jurassic; Late Jurassic; Marine; Measured Sections; Measured Stratigraphic Section; Mesozoic; Mudstone; Naknek Formation; Nonmarine; Pebble; Petroleum; Petrology; Planolites; Pomeroy Arkose Member; Provenance; Reservoir; Resources; Rocks; Sand; Sandstone; Sediment; Sedimentary; Sedimentation; Sedimentology; Shelf; Siltstone; Slides; Slope; Sorting; Southcentral Alaska; Stratigraphy; Structure; Turbidites; Turbidity

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