In recent years, with the development of terrestrial sequence stratigraphy, more attention has been focused on the study of the terrestrial lacustrine sequence stratigraphic model globally. Different viewpoints are pr...In recent years, with the development of terrestrial sequence stratigraphy, more attention has been focused on the study of the terrestrial lacustrine sequence stratigraphic model globally. Different viewpoints are preferred by researchers. Under the guidance of the theory of sequence stratigraphy, the findings of this paper indicate that climate is a major factor controlling the formation of the fourth-order sequence, based upon the study of the sequence stratigraphy in the Green River Formation of the Uinta basin in the USA. It also divides the fourth-order sequence in the terrestrial lacustrine basin into two system tracts： the wet （rising） half-cycle and the dry （falling） half- cycle, establishing a new-style fourth-order sequence stratigraphic model for the terrestrial lacustrine basin, that is, the climate-genetic sequence stratigraphic model. As a result, the theory of sequence stratigraphy is greatly enriched.展开更多
The co-evolution of paleo-environment and bio-precursors in alkaline lakes is of significance to understand the extreme environment system and associated enigmatic hydrocarbon potential.Here we used organic petrology ...The co-evolution of paleo-environment and bio-precursors in alkaline lakes is of significance to understand the extreme environment system and associated enigmatic hydrocarbon potential.Here we used organic petrology and biomarker geochemistry to investigate the bio-precursors in a Permian alkaline paleo-lake in the Mahu mega-oil province within about a hundred miles of the Mahu Sag,Junggar Basin,China,and its effect on oil generation and accumulation.In general,the bioprecursors in the alkaline lacustrine source rocks of the Fengcheng Formation were mainly bacteria and algae,with a low abundance of higher plants.Therefore,these source rocks were mainly prone to oil generation.Two distinctive hydrocarbongenerating bio-precursors—Dunaliella-like algae and cyanobacteria—were identified.In addition to fossil evidence for these bio-precursors,the former results in a high C_(28)/C_(29)sterane ratio andβ-carotane abundance,and the latter results in the formation of medium-chain monomethyl alkanes in terms of biomarkers.The nature of the bio-precursors varied with the sedimentary paleo-environment,and was controlled by the salinity and stratification of the lake.Dunaliella-type source rocks were deposited in the central area of the alkaline lake,and cyanobacteria-type source rocks were formed around the lake margins.The crude oils in different parts of the Mahu mega-oil province within about a hundred miles have different sources.The bio-precursors in the saline lacustrine source rocks were jointly controlled by the age and water salinity of the source rocks.The physiological synthesis of carotenoids and sterols by haloalkaliphilic green algae may have affected the evolution of ancient green algae.展开更多
基金These research results are part of a key international cooperation project carried out during 2003 and 2005 and financially supported by SINOPEC.
文摘In recent years, with the development of terrestrial sequence stratigraphy, more attention has been focused on the study of the terrestrial lacustrine sequence stratigraphic model globally. Different viewpoints are preferred by researchers. Under the guidance of the theory of sequence stratigraphy, the findings of this paper indicate that climate is a major factor controlling the formation of the fourth-order sequence, based upon the study of the sequence stratigraphy in the Green River Formation of the Uinta basin in the USA. It also divides the fourth-order sequence in the terrestrial lacustrine basin into two system tracts： the wet （rising） half-cycle and the dry （falling） half- cycle, establishing a new-style fourth-order sequence stratigraphic model for the terrestrial lacustrine basin, that is, the climate-genetic sequence stratigraphic model. As a result, the theory of sequence stratigraphy is greatly enriched.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41830425)a PetroChina Major Science and Technology Project(Grant No.2019E2602)。
文摘The co-evolution of paleo-environment and bio-precursors in alkaline lakes is of significance to understand the extreme environment system and associated enigmatic hydrocarbon potential.Here we used organic petrology and biomarker geochemistry to investigate the bio-precursors in a Permian alkaline paleo-lake in the Mahu mega-oil province within about a hundred miles of the Mahu Sag,Junggar Basin,China,and its effect on oil generation and accumulation.In general,the bioprecursors in the alkaline lacustrine source rocks of the Fengcheng Formation were mainly bacteria and algae,with a low abundance of higher plants.Therefore,these source rocks were mainly prone to oil generation.Two distinctive hydrocarbongenerating bio-precursors—Dunaliella-like algae and cyanobacteria—were identified.In addition to fossil evidence for these bio-precursors,the former results in a high C_(28)/C_(29)sterane ratio andβ-carotane abundance,and the latter results in the formation of medium-chain monomethyl alkanes in terms of biomarkers.The nature of the bio-precursors varied with the sedimentary paleo-environment,and was controlled by the salinity and stratification of the lake.Dunaliella-type source rocks were deposited in the central area of the alkaline lake,and cyanobacteria-type source rocks were formed around the lake margins.The crude oils in different parts of the Mahu mega-oil province within about a hundred miles have different sources.The bio-precursors in the saline lacustrine source rocks were jointly controlled by the age and water salinity of the source rocks.The physiological synthesis of carotenoids and sterols by haloalkaliphilic green algae may have affected the evolution of ancient green algae.
