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    CAI Xiong-fei, LI Chang-an, ZHAN Che-sheng, GU Yan-sheng. The construction and significance of the Yanguoxia Formation on the southern margin of the Minhe Basin,Gansu[J]. Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology, 1999, 19(3): 16-20.
    Citation: CAI Xiong-fei, LI Chang-an, ZHAN Che-sheng, GU Yan-sheng. The construction and significance of the Yanguoxia Formation on the southern margin of the Minhe Basin,Gansu[J]. Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology, 1999, 19(3): 16-20.

    The construction and significance of the Yanguoxia Formation on the southern margin of the Minhe Basin,Gansu

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    • Received Date: October 04, 1998
    • Published Date: June 29, 1999
    • The well exposed Lower Cretaceous strata constitute a megacycle consisting of a succession of coarse-to fine-grained sediments in the Minhe Basin,Cansu.The Yanguoxia Formation is right located in the middle part of the megacycle.Vertically,the formation which is quite different from the overlying and underlying strata is dominated by the littoral and shallow lacustrine fine-grained clastic rock series and marked by subaqueous sedimentary structures and bluish grey marker beds which are represented by three maximum flooding surfaces.In this respect,the formation may have important geological significance in regional stratigraphic division and tectonic synthesis although laterally the lithology and lithofacies are inextensive and highly variable.
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