Origin of asphalt and adjacent oil stains in Lower Cretaceous fractured limestones, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 77.

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The oil-stained and asphaltic material appears to be a post-migration alteration product of a mature oil that has migrated from source rocks deeper in the section, or from stratigraphically equivalent but compositionally different source-facies down-dip from the drill site. Further, hydrocarbon of the altered petroleum residues were shown to be similar to Sunniland-type oils found in Lower Cretaceous rocks of South Florida.-from Authors

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Palacas, J. G., King, J. D., Claypool, G. E., & Magoon, L. B. (1984). Origin of asphalt and adjacent oil stains in Lower Cretaceous fractured limestones, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 77. Initial Reports DSDP, Leg 77, Ft. Lauderdale to San Juan, 477–488. https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.77.114.1984

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