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Carbonate-platform scale correlation of stacked high-frequency sequences in the Arab-D reservoir, Saudi Arabia
Published 2013“…The reservoir lithofacies in Khurais Field are: couplets of 1) lime mud and 2) intraclastic lithofacies representing basinal turbidites; 3) pelletal lithofacies representing lower shoreface sands and silts; 4) stromatoporoid lithofacies representing a reef; 5) Cladocoropsis and 6) dasyclad lithofacies representing a lagoon; 7) peloidal and 8) oolitic lithofacies representing shore-attached sand sheets; 9) cryptomicrobial lithofacies representing supratidal flats; 10) anhydrites representing sabkha followed by salina deposits; and 11) stratigraphically reoccurring dolomite.These are arranged in two, partially preserved, third-order sequences, the upper of which represents the Arab-D Member and the lower of which represents the upper Jubaila Formation. …”
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Arabian carbonate reservoirs: A depositional model of the Arab-D reservoir in Khurais field, Saudi Arabia
Published 2013“…In Khurais field, the Arab-D reservoir is composed of the overlying evaporitic Arab-D Member of the Arab Formationand the underlying upper part of the Jubaila Formation. It contains 11 lithofacies, listed from deepest to shallowest: (1) hardground-capped skeletal wackestone and lime mudstone; (2) intraclast floatstone and rudstone; (3) pelletal wackestone and packstone; (4) stromatoporoid wackestone, packstone, andfloatstone; (5) Cladocoropsis wackestone, packstone, and floatstone; (6) Clypeina and Thaumatoporella wackestone and packstone; (7) peloidal packstone and grainstone; (8) ooid grainstone; (9) crypt-microbial laminites; (10) evaporites; and (11) stratigraphically reoccurring dolomite. …”
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