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Geometry and architectural associations of co-genetic debrite–turbidite beds in basin-margin strata, Carboniferous Ross Sandstone (Ireland): Applications to reservoirs located on the margins of structurally confined submarine fans

David R. Pyles, David C. Jennette

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Key concepts: Siltstone, Turbidite, Geology, Carboniferous, Turbidity current, Paleontology, Facies, Geomorphology

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