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A Reference Is Indexed According to Its Important, Or “Key” Words Index A reference is indexed according to its important, or “key” words. Three columns are to the left of a keyword entry. The first column, a letter entry, represents the AAPG book series from which the reference originated. In this case, ME stands for AAPG Memoir Series. Every five years, AAPG will merge all its indexes together, and the letters ME will differentiate this reference from those of the Studies in Geology Series (ST) or from the AAPG Bulletin (B). The following number is the series number. In this case, 40 represents a reference from AAPG Memoir 40. The third column lists the page number of this volume on which the reference can be found. t = titles * = authors M E40 39 AB-E-TEIMUR FIELD, IRAN M E40 233 AMAZON BASIN, MIDDLE, SEISMIC LINE M E40 17 ABQAIQ FIELD, SAUDI ARABIA M E40 217 AMAZON BASIN, PERMAIN-UPPER CARBONIFEROUS ISOPACH M E40 367 ABU GHARADIG FIELD, EGYPT, CROSS-SECTION M E40 239 AMAZON BASIN, TYPE LOG, UPPER CARB./DEV. M E40 22 ABU GHIRAB FIELD, IRAQ M E40 218 AMAZON BASIN, UPPER ORDOVICIAN/PERMIAN ISOPACH ME40 23 ABU HADRIYA FIELD, SAUDI ARABIA M E40 226 AMAZON BASIN, UPPER, GEOCHEMICAL SUMMARY M E40 36 ABU JIFAN FIELD, SAUDI ARABIA M E40 230 AMAZON BASIN, UPPER, SEISMIC LINE, JURUA AREA M E40 19 ABU SA’FAH FIELD, SAUDI ARABIA M E40 211 AMAZON BASIN, UPPER, SILURIAN-ORDOVICIAN ISOPACH MAP M E40 28 ACHAKSKOYE FIELD, USSR M E40 229 AMAZON BASINS, AREAS COVERED BY AEROMAGNETIC SURVEYS M E40 229 AEROMAGNETIC SURVEYS, AMAZON BASINS M E40 223 AMAZON BASINS, EXPLORATION HISTORY M E40 367 AFRICA, DELTAIC SAG BASINS ME40 226 AMAZON BASINS, FUTURE EXPLORATION M E40 399 AFRICA, EAST, OFFSHORE, MOZAMBIQUE BASIN M E40 209 AMAZON BASINS, GOUGUER GRAVITY M E40 401 AFRICA, EAST, REGIONAL GEOLOGIC SETTING M E40 228 AMAZON BASINS, LOCATION OF EXPLORATORY WELLS ME40 344 AFRICA, HYDROCARBON RESERVES M E40 227 AMAZON BASINS, LOCATION OF SEISMIC SURVEY M E40 349 AFRICA, INTERIOR FRACTURE BASINS M E40 215 AMAZON BASINS, REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHIC CROSS-SECTIONS M E40 341 AFRICA, INTERIOR SAG BASINS M E40 210 AMAZON BASINS, SCHEMATIC STRATIGRAPHIC COLUMN ME40 354 AFRICA, LOWER CRETACEOUS PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 222 AMAZON BASINS, SOURCE ROCKS M E40 355 AFRICA, MARGINAL SAG BASINS M E40 210 AMAZON BASINS, STRATIGRAPHY M E40 6 AFRICA, POTENTIAL PETROLEUM REGIONS M E40 220 AMAZON BASINS, TECTONISM, STRUCTURE ME40 346 AFRICA, RECOVERABLE PROVEN HYDROCARBON RESERVES M E40 224 AMAZON BASINS, UPPER, TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON M E40 345 AFRICA, SILURIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 216 AMAZON PALEOZOIC BASINS, INDEX MAP ME40 352 AFRICA, UPPER CRETACEOUS PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 208 AMAZON PALEOZOIC BASINS, LOCATION MAP ME40 441 AFRICA, WEST COAST, REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK M E40 207 AMAZON, PALEOZOIC BASINS, OIL/GAS M E40 363 AFRICA, WRENCH-MODIFIED BASINS ME40 23 AMPA, SOUTHWEST FIELD, BRUNEI M E40 340 AFRICAN BASIN CLASSIFICATION M E40 84 AMUNDSEN BASIN, ANTARCTICA M E40 342 AFRICAN BASINS, CLASSIFICATION, MAP M E40 31 ANASTASIYEVSKO FIELD, USSR M E40 371 AFRICAN BASINS, EXPLORATION MATURITY ME40 80 ANDEAN OROGEN, LATE CRETACEOUS-EARLY TERTIARY M E40 343 AFRICAN HYDROCARBON DISCOVERIES, HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT M E40 217 ANDIRA FM., AMAZON BASIN ISOPACH ME40 344 AFRICAN HYDROCARBON RESERVES M E40 362 ANGOLA/CABINDA, HISTORICAL SUCCESS RATIOS M E40 341 AFRICAN HYDROCARBON RESERVES M E40 362 ANGOLA, OFFSHORE, GEOLOGIC CROSS-SECTION M E40 3 3 9 t AFRICAN O IL-PA ST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ME40 36 ANKLESHWAR FIELD, INDIA M E40 340 AFRICAN OIL, GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS M E40 29 ANSCHUTZ RANCH EAST FIELD, USA M E40 34 AGAN FIELD, USSR ME 40 55f ANTARCICA—GEOLOGY AND HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL M E40 32 AGAVE FIELD, MEXICO M E40 82 ANTARCTIC CLIMATIC EVENTS, CENOZOIC SEQUENCE M E40 369 AGBADA PLAY, NIGER DELTA, FIELD-SIZE DISTRIBUTION M E40 82 ANTARCTIC GLACIAL EVENTS, CENOZOIC SEQUENCE ME40 18 AGHAJARI FIELD, IRAN ME40 82 ANTARCTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC EVENTS, CENOZOIC SEQUENCE ME40 20 AGHAR FIELD, IRAN M E40 8 ANTARCTIC REGION, POTENTIAL PETROLEUM REGIONS ME40 37 AGUA DULCE FIELD, USA ME40 57 ANTARCTIC TREATY ME40 18 AHWAZ FIELD, IRAN M E40 58 ANTARCTIC TREATY, SUMMARY OF BASIN PROVISIONS • ME40 373* AL-LABOUN, A.A.,-STRATIGRAPHY AND HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL M E40 87 ANTARCTICA, BASINS, SEDIMENT THICKNESS M E40 105 ALASKA COMPOSITE TERRAINS, CIRCUM-ARCTIC M E40 63 ANTARCTICA, CAMBRIAN-EARLY ORDOVICIAN M E40 133 ALASKA, BASINS, INDEX MAP ME40 67 ANTARCTICA, DEVONIAN-EARLY CARBONIFEROUS M E40 134 ALASKA, NORTH, MAJOR FEATURES M E40 78 ANTARCTICA, EARLY CRETACEOUS M E40 1311 ALASKA: POTENTIAL FOR GIANT FIELDS M E40 59 ANTARCTICA, INDEX MAP, PLACE NAMES M E40 132 ALASKAN OFFSHORE POTENTIAL M E40 76 ANTARCTICA, JURASSIC ME40 36 ALBUSKJELL FIELD, NORWAY M E40 69 ANTARCTICA, LATE CARBONIFEROUS M E40 570 ALCAMO BASIN, ONSHORE SICILY M E40 79 ANTARCTICA, LATE CRETACEOUS M E40 291 * ALEXANDER, R.G.,-CALIFORNIA AND SAUDI ARABIA GEOLOGIC M E40 86 ANTARCTICA, LATE MIOCENE-PLEISTOCENE M E40 30 ALGYO FIELD, HUNGURY M E40 85 ANTARCTICA, LATE OLIGOCENE-MIDDLE MIOCENE M E40 173 ALMA FIELD, SCOTIAN BASIN, CANADA M E40 59 ANTARCTICA, LITHO-PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 27 ALRAR FIELD, ALGERIA M E40 83 ANTARCTICA, MIDDLE EOCENE-EARLY OLIGOCENE M E40 219 ALTER DO CHAO FM, CRETACEOUS, ISOPACH, AMAZON BASIN M E40 65 ANTARCTICA, MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN-SILURIAN ME40 20 AMAL FIELD, LIBYA ME40 81 ANTARCTICA, PALEOCENE-EARLY EOCENE M E40 351 AMAL NAFOORA FIELD, SIRTE BASIN, LIBYA M E40 71 ANTARCTICA, PERMIAN M E40 214 AMAZON BASIN, DEVONIAN-LOWER CARBONIFEROUS ISPACH M E40 84 ANTARCTICA, SEDIMENTARY BASINS M E40 223 AMAZON BASIN, LOWER, LOCATION MAP M E40 89 ANTARCTICA, SEDIMENTARY BASINS, POTENTIAL HYDROCARBON M E40 237 AMAZON BASIN, LOWER, SEISMIC LINE M E40 60 ANTARCTICA, STRATIGRAPHIC CHART M E40 226 AMAZON BASIN, MIDDLE, GEOCHEMICAL SUMMARY M E40 57 ANTARCTICA, TERRITORIAL CLAIMS M E40 222 AMAZON BASIN, MIDDLE, MAIN STRUCTURAL FEATURES M E40 56 ANTARCTICA, TERRITORIAL CLAIMS, IGY 6 9 9 Downloaded from http://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/books/book/chapter-pdf/3838262/9781629811444_backmatter.pdf by guest on 02 October 2021 7 0 0 Index M E40 73 ANTARCTICA, TRIASSIC ME40 203 BAFFIN SHELF, SOUTHEAST, HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL ME40 16 ANTHRACITE PRODUCTION, PENNSYLVANIA M E40 202 BAFFIN SHELF, SOUTHEAST, SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERIES M E40 29 ANTIPAYUTIN FIELD, USSR M E40 23 BAGADZHIN FIELD, USSR ME40 360 APTIAN SALT BASIN, GABON, FIELD-SIZE DISTRIBUTION ME40 22 BAGHDAD, EAST FIELD, IRAQ M E40 360 APTIAN SALT BASIN, OFFSHORE CONGO, CROSS-SECTION M E40 279 BAHAMAS PLATFORM, GEOLOGY ME40 379 ARABIA, PALEOZOIC STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURE M E40 270 BAHAMAS PLATFORM, U.S. EAST COAST M E40 373 ARABIA, PALEOZOIC STRATIGRAPHY M E40 282 BAHAMAS PLATFORM, US ATLANTIC, CROSS SECTION M E40 373 ARABIA, TABUK AND WIDYAN BASINS, OIL/GAS M E40 34 BAHI FIELD, LIBYA M E40 374 ARABIAN BASIN, PALEOZOIC OIL AND GAS FIELDS M E40 24 BAHRAH FIELD, KUWAIT M E40 381 ARABIAN BASINS, BASEMENT COMPLEX ME40 24 BAI HASSAN FIELD, IRAQ M E40 376 ARABIAN BASINS, NORTHERN, GEOLOGICAL SETTING M E40 35 BAKHAR FIELD, USSR M E40 378 ARABIAN BASINS, NORTHERN, STRATIGRAPHY M E40 21 BALAKHANO SABUNCHINO FIELD, USSR M E40 381 ARABIAN BASINS, PALEOZOIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS M E40 51 BALLY AND SNELSON BASIN CLASSIFICATION M E40 391 ARABIAN BASINS, STRUCTURE AND TECTONIC SETTING M E40 13 BALLY-SNELSON BASIN CLASSIFICATION M E40 304 ARABIAN PENINSULA, EASTERN, REGIONAL CROSS SECTIONS M E40 104 BALTIC PLATFORM, CIRCUM-ARCTIC M E40 301 ARABIAN PENINSULA, EASTERN, STRUCTURE CONTOUR MAP M E40 285 BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH, EXPLORTION HISTORY M E40 300 ARABIAN PENINSULA, GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC MAP ME40 275 BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH, U.S. ATLANTIC, SEDIMENT THICKN M E40 378 ARABIAN PENINSULA, REGIONAL STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS M E40 284 BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH, US ATLANTIC ACTIVE LEASE BLOCK ME40 487 ARAFURA SEA, GEOLOGY, HYDROCARBONS M E40 276 BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH, US ATLANTIC, CROSS SECTION M E40 487 ARAFURA SEA, INDONESIA, GEOLOGY M E40 277 BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH, US ATLANTIC, SEISMIC LINE M E40 497 ARAFURA SEA, INDONESIA, HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL M E40 491 BANDA ARC, INDONESIA, TECTONIC FRAMEWORK M E40 489 ARAFURA SEA, INDONESIA, INDEX MAP M E40 489 BANDA SEA, INDONESIA, INDEX MAP M E40 490 ARAFURA SEA, INDONESIA, LOCATION EXPLORATION WELLS M E40 38 BANGKO FIELD, INDONESIA M E40 491 ARAFURA SEA, INDONESIA, TECTONIC FRAMEWORK M E40 173 BANQUEREAU FIELD, SCOTIAN BASIN, CANADA M E40 173 ARCADIA FIELD, SCOTIAN BASIN, CANADA ME40 663 BARENTS SEA, BATHYMETRY M E40 143 ARCTIC BASINS, CANADA, OIL AND GAS FIELDS ME40 673 BARENTS SEA, BOUGUER ANOMALY MAP M E40 102 ARCTIC OCEAN BASIN M E40 666 BARENTS SEA, CROSS-SECTION M E40 135 ARCTIC SLOPE, EASTERN, DIAGRAMMATIC CROSS-SECTION ME40 670 BARENTS SEA, LOFOTEN-TROMS AREA, TECTONIC MAP M E40 121 ARCTIC, ALBIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY ME40 664 BARENTS SEA, MAIN STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS M E40 105 ARCTIC, CRUSTAL CROSS-SECTION M E40 665 BARENTS SEA, SEISMIC STRUCTURE MAP, TOP PERMAIN M E40 104 ARCTIC, CRUSTAL THICKNESS M E40 662 BARENTS SEA, STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS M E40 123 ARCTIC, EARLIEST TERTIARY PALEOGEOGRAPHY ME40 662 BARENTS SEA, STRUCTURAL TRENDS M E40 122 ARCTIC, EARLIEST TERTIARY RECONSTRUCTION M E40 669 BARENTS SEA, TECTONIC ANALYSIS M E40 117 ARCTIC, EARLY CRETACEOUS PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 661 BARENTS SEA, WESTERN MARGIN, NORWAY, GEOLOGY M E40 113 ARCTIC, EARLY TRIASSIC PALEOGEOGRAPHY ME40 618 BARENTS SEA, WESTERN, MAJOR TECTONIC ELEMENTS M E40 125 ARCTIC, EOCENE PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 30 BARQAN FIELD, SAUDI ARABIA M E40 124 ARCTIC, EOCENE RECONSTRUCTION M E40 213 BARREIRINHA MEM., CURUAFM., ISOPACH, AMAZON BASIN M E40 111 ARCTIC, LATE CARBONIFEROUS PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 136 BARROW ARCH PROVINCE, ALASKA M E40 110 ARCTIC, LATE CARBONIFEROUS RECONSTRUCTION M E40 137 BARROW ARCH, FORM-LINE MAP, ALASKA M E40 109 ARCTIC, LATE DEVONIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY M E40 138 BARROW ARCH, NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST SEISMIC LINE M E40 108 ARCTIC, LATE DEVONIAN RECONSTRUCTIONS M E40 470 BARROW IS.
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