Abstract The Cretaceous to recent West and Central African Rift System is a major
geological feature in Africa, extending 4000 km from the west to the east. Its formation is …

Hybrid event beds are texturally and compositionally‐diverse deposits preserved within
deepwater settings. They are deposited by flows exhibiting 'mixed behaviour', forming …

This paper presents a model of facies distribution within a set of early Cretaceous, deep‐
lacustrine, partially confined turbidite fans (Sea Lion Fan, Sea Lion North Fan and Otter Fan) …

Abstract The Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) is a period during which the rainfall was
extremely intense and greatly influenced the deposition in different sedimentary …

The Cretaceous greenhouse represents the largest global warming event since the
Phanerozoic, significantly affecting the provenance, weathering, regional climate, and …

Abstract The Campano-Maastrichtian deposits of the Nkporo and Mamu formations of the
Anambra Basin represent prospective hydrocarbon resources in southern Nigeria. In order …

Gravity flows have been well investigated in deep-marine settings but less so in deep-
lacustrine environments. To further understand the sedimentary characteristics and …

Abstract The Babouri-Figuil and Mayo Oulo-Lere basins located in Northern Cameroon are
small elongated sedimentary asymmetric half-grabens associated with the development of …

Turbidites have been recognized as significant reservoir units in both marine and lacustrine
basins. This study was conducted on the Eocene Dongying Sag (Bohai Bay Basin, East …

Paleosalinity is one of the important properties of paleolake water and is crucial for
paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic reconstruction. However, the paleosalinity …