Oligocene to Holocene

Alan Fyfe; Ulrik Gregersen; Henrik Jordt; Yngve Rundberg; Tor Eidvin; Dan Evans; Derek Stewart; Martin Hovland; Peter Andresen

Oligocene to Holocene

Alan Fyfe, Ulrik Gregersen, Henrik Jordt, Yngve Rundberg, Tor Eidvin, Dan Evans, Derek Stewart, Martin Hovland, Peter Andresen

Department of Geophysics and Sedimentary Basins

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Abstract

The Cenozoic North Sea Basin forms part of the larger Northwest European Basin (Vinken et al., 1988) that extends from the Atlantic shelves of Norway and Shetland in the north-west to the Carpathian Mountains in the south-east. After Eocene times, continuing post-rift subsidence in the North Sea Basin accomodated the deposition of up to 3000 m of Oligocene to Holocene sediments.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Millennium atlas: petroleum geology of the central and northern North Sea
Editors	D. Evans, C. Graham, A. Armour, P. Bathurst
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Geological Society of London
Chapter	16
Pages	279-287
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Published - 2003

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Programme Area 3: Energy Resources

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Oligocene to Holocene. / Fyfe, Alan; Gregersen, Ulrik; Jordt, Henrik et al.
The Millennium atlas: petroleum geology of the central and northern North Sea. ed. / D. Evans; C. Graham; A. Armour; P. Bathurst. London: Geological Society of London, 2003. p. 279-287.

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Oligocene to Holocene

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