Fig. 6.38. (Upper) Middle Jurassic paleogeographic map of the North Sea basin. [From Eynon, G. 1981. Basin development and sedimentation in the middle Jurassic of the northern North Sea. In "Petroleum Geology of the Continental Shelf of Northwest Europe" (L. V. Iling, and D. G. Hobson, eds.), pp. 196-204, Fig, 3.
Courtesy of the Institute of Petroleum.] Arrows indicate the location and progradational direction of the
Brent delta. (Lower) Stratigraphic section of the Brent Group showing how its constituent formations demonstrate the progradation, transgressive reworking, and drowning of the delta. In sequence stratigraphic terminology, upper low stand systems tract overlain by a transgressive systems tract. [From Brown, S. 1990. The
Jurassic. In "Introduction to the Petroleum Geology of the North Sea," 3rd. Ed. (K. W. Glennie, ed.), pp. 219254, Fig. 8.14. Courtesy of Blackwell Scientific.]
Courtesy of the Institute of Petroleum.] Arrows indicate the location and progradational direction of the
Brent delta. (Lower) Stratigraphic section of the Brent Group showing how its constituent formations demonstrate the progradation, transgressive reworking, and drowning of the delta. In sequence stratigraphic terminology, upper low stand systems tract overlain by a transgressive systems tract. [From Brown, S. 1990. The
Jurassic. In "Introduction to the Petroleum Geology of the North Sea," 3rd. Ed. (K. W. Glennie, ed.), pp. 219254, Fig. 8.14. Courtesy of Blackwell Scientific.]