Scientific Publications

2014

• Constraining the origin of reservoirs formed by sandstone intrusions: Insights from heavy mineral studies of the Eocene in the Forties area, United Kingdom central North Sea

  Author(s): Morton, A.C., McFadyen, S., Hurst, A., Pyle, J. and Rose, P.

• Dianulites (Trepostomata, Bryozoa) from the Early Ordovician of Severnaya Zemlya, Arctic Russia

  Author(s): Ernst, A., Bogolepova, O.K., Hubmann, B., Golubkova, E.Y. and Gubanov, A.P.

• Detrital zircon age constraints on basement history on the margins of the northern Rockall Basin

  Author(s): Morton, A.C., Frei, D., Stoker, M. and Ellis, D.

• Early Pleistocene freshwater communities and rodents from the Pasinler Basin (Erzurum Province, north-eastern Turkey)

  Author(s): Vasilyan, D., Schneider, S., Bayraktutan, M.S. and Şen, Ş.

• Cenozoic tectonic history of the South Georgia microcontinent and potential as a barrier to Pacific-Atlantic through flow

  Author(s): Carter, A., Curtis, M.L. and Schwanethal, J.

• The habit and origin of siderite spherules in the Eocene coal-bearing Prestfjall Formation, Faroe Islands

  Author(s): Passey, S.R.

• Na Duong (northern Vietnam) – an exceptional window into Eocene ecosystems from Southeast Asia

  Author(s): Böhme, M., Aiglstorfer, M., Antoine, P.-O., Appel, E., Havlik, P., Métais, G., Phuc, L.T., Schneider, S., Setzer, F., Tappert, R., Tran, D.N., Uhl, D. and Prieto, J.

• Metamorphic grade of source rocks revealed by chemical fingerprints of detrital amphibole and garnet

  Author(s): Andò, S., Morton, A. and Garzanti, E.

• Insights into crust formation and recycling in North Africa from combined U–Pb, Lu–Hf and O isotope data of detrital zircons from Devonian sandstone of southern Libya

  Author(s): Meinhold, G., Morton, A.C., Fanning, C.M., Howard, J.P., Phillips, R.J., Strogen, D. and Whitham, A.G.

• Understanding the provenance and reservoir quality of the Sele Formation sandstones of the UK Central Graben utilizing detrital garnet suites

  Author(s): Kilhams, B., Morton, A.C., Borella, R., Wilkins, A. and Hurst, A.