Diagenesis and reservoir characteristics of the Lithocodium–Bacinella facies in a Lower Cretaceous reservoir, eastern Persian Gulf Basin
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The journal Facies presents papers dealing with the interpretation of ancient and modern biotopes and carbonate depositional environments by means of facies analysis in its broadest sense. Once the central part of research in hydrocarbon exploration, facies analysis integrates modern and ancient biogeological processes of a changing earth. Special emphasis is placed on paleobiology, paleoecology, basin evolution, carbonate sedimentology including diagenesis and geochemistry, as well as studies emphasizing the impact of life on earth history. Studies on fossil and modern reef systems are especially welcome.
- Presents papers on ancient and modern carbonate depositional environments and their controlling factors
- Facies analysis integrates modern and ancient biogeological processes of a changing earth
- Emphasizes paleobiology, paleoecology, basin evolution, carbonate sedimentology and more
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- Editor-in-Chief
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- Maurice Tucker,
- Wolfgang Kiessling,
- Axel Munnecke
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- 1.741 (2019)
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- 1.854 (2019)
- Five year impact factor
- 42 days
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- 168 days
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- 46,700 (2019)
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