Diagenesis of volcanogenic sediments in a Tertiary saline lake: Wagon Bed Formation, Wyoming.

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3 diagenetic facies occur in this tuffaceous Eocene Formation: 1) a fresh glass-smectite facies in fluvial and flood plain environments: 2) a clinoptilolite (+heulandite) facies in mixed fluvial, flood plain, and lacustrine environments, and 3) a K-feldspar-carbonate facies in lacustrine environments. The authigenic aluminosilicates formed after burial as a result of different pore fluid compositions inherited from these environments. Diagenetic reactions took place in moderately saline, but not highly alkaline pore fluids. -from Authors

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Boles, J. R., & Surdam, R. C. (1979). Diagenesis of volcanogenic sediments in a Tertiary saline lake: Wagon Bed Formation, Wyoming. American Journal of Science, 279(7), 832–858. https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.279.7.832

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