Multiphase growth and basin control of main faults on Northern sub-basin, Beibuwan basin, Northwestern South China sea
Authors:
- Chen HuCHChen Hu
- Jianye RenJRJianye Ren
- Dianjun TongDTDianjun Tong
- Yancheng XuYXYancheng Xu
- Zheng WangZWZheng Wang
- 14 August 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Marine and Petroleum Geology
- Vol. 169
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Funding Information
- China National Offshore Oil Corporation
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (42372133)
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