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ES_4 Sedimentary Fades in Mid-north of Dongying Depression

Haijun Zhang

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The sedimentary facies of Shahejie Formation in the mid-north of Dongying Depression is studied. The study in-dicates that Es4 member belongs to playa to salt-lake sediment, which can be divided into 4 parfacies such as parfacies of snad flat, salt swamp, interrupted salt lake and perennial salt lake, and sedimentary facies evolution of Shahejie Formation is analyzed.

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The sedimentary facies of Shahejie Formation in the mid-north of Dongying Depression is studied. The study in-dicates that Es4 member belongs to playa to salt-lake sediment, which can be divided into 4 parfacies such as parfacies of snad flat, salt swamp, interrupted salt lake and perennial salt lake, and sedimentary facies evolution of Shahejie Formation is analyzed.

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The sedimentary facies of Shahejie Formation in the mid-north of Dongying Depression is studied. The study in-dicates that Es4 member belongs to playa to salt-lake sediment, which can be divided into 4 parfacies such as parfacies of snad flat, salt swamp, interrupted salt lake and perennial salt lake, and sedimentary facies evolution of Shahejie Formation is analyzed.

Key concepts: Facies, Sedimentary rock, Geology, Swamp, Sediment, Geochemistry, Salt lake, Geomorphology

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