2023, 42(2) 245-255 DOI:     ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
sedimentary evolution
sequence structure
Milankovitch cycles
subsidence rate
controlling factors 
Authors
ZHAO Jian
FANG Shi
ZHANG Xinrong
LI Junhui
FU Xiuli
BAI Yue
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Article by Zhao J
Article by Fang S
Article by Zhang X
Article by Li J
Article by Fu X
Article by Bai Y

 Coupling analysis between sequence structure and subsidence rates of Late Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation in central depression area of Songliao Basin

 ZHAO Jian 1 , FANG Shi 1,2 , ZHANG Xinrong 1,2 , LI Junhui 3 , FU Xiuli 3 , BAI Yue 3

 1.College of Earth Sciences, Jilin University, Changchun 130061, China;

2.Jilin Provincial Key Laboratory of Oil Shale and Co-generated Energy Minerals, Changchun 130061, China;

3.Research Institute of Exploration and Development, Daqing Oilfield Co??, Ltd??, Daqing 163712, Heilongjiang, China

Abstract

 To further reveal the tectonic evolution of Cretaceous in Songliao Basin and determine whether the tectonic subsidence was the controlling factor in the evolution of the sedimentary system for the Nenjiang Formation, the authors have conducted analyses of sedimentary facies, sequence stratigraphy, Milankovitch cycles and burial history by drilling and logging data. Meanwhile, the relationship between tectonic subsidence and sedimentary evo? lution and sequence stratigraphy has been analyzed quantitatively. The results showed that the Nenjiang Formation had three third?order sequences: Sequence I (1st, 2nd, and 3rd sections of Nenjiang Formation) developed TST, HST, and RST, while Sequence II (4th section of Nenjiang Formation) and III (5th section of Nenjiang Forma? tion) developed complete LST, TST, HST, and RST. The Nenjiang Formation was composed of sixteen 405 kyr,ranging from 77.43 Ma to 83.98 Ma, lasting 6. 55 Ma. The subsidence rates of Nenjiang Formation decreased grad? ually with time, and the main controlling factors of the sedimentary evolution and sequence structure of Nenjiang Formation were not the sole tectonic subsidence.

Keywords sedimentary evolution   sequence structure   Milankovitch cycles   subsidence rate   controlling factors   
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