Dolomite reservoirs formed by dissolution are significant for hydrocarbon exploration, but
their origins are poorly understood because of their complexity. This study investigated the …

The interplay between dolomitizing fluids, tectonically-controlled saddle dolomite and calcite
cements in Lower-Cambrian to Furongian strata in the Tazhong Uplift, Tarim Basin were …

Management of water resources in hyper-arid areas faces vital challenges in a global
climate change context. Consequently, understanding the effects on groundwater sources …

The mechanism of fault-controlled hydrothermal dolomitization has long been controversial
due to its complicated tectonic and diagenetic conditions, especially for the source of …

The common presence of oil seepages in dolostones is widespread in Cretaceous
carbonate successions of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This integrated field, petrographic …

Carbonate rocks of Ordovician formations make up many important reservoirs in Tarim
Basin. This study focuses on the formation mechanism and evolution model of Ordovician …

Shallow marine carbonates constitute some of the most productive oil reservoirs of the
world. In Brazil, offshore oil production began from Albian, post-salt marine carbonate …

Saddle dolomite is a Ca–Mg carbonate characterized by curved crystal faces, curved
cleavage and sweeping extinction under cross‐polarized light. Saddle dolomite and …

Abstract The Middle Triassic shallow marine carbonates of the SE Pannonian Basin
(Szeged Dolomite Formation) show evidence for multistage dolomitization and a complex …

This paper integrates Mg-, C-, O-, Sr-isotopes, fluid-inclusions microthermometry, and
radiometric dating of dolostones and vug-filling saddle dolomite and calcite of the Upper …