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The 26 pages that link to Sedimentary basin, each with the reason it gives.
SedimentationBroader topic: It collects successive sediment deposits over geological time.
Petroleum geologyNarrower topic: Basin history sets the burial, heating, and structural conditions behind petroleum systems.
Continental riftingRelated: Rift subsidence creates accommodation space for thick sedimentary sequences.
Karoo SupergroupNarrower topic: Subsiding basins created accommodation space for the supergroup’s thick sedimentary sequences.
Alluvial plainRelated: Subsiding basins provide space for thick sequences of plain-forming river deposits.
Source rockNarrower topic: Basin subsidence provides the burial history that matures organic-rich layers.
Foreland basinNarrower topic: Foreland basins are a tectonically defined kind of sedimentary basin.
Passive marginRelated: Subsiding margins host thick sedimentary basins along the continent-ocean transition.
Salt tectonicsNarrower topic: Salt tectonics commonly unfolds as basin sediments load, bury, and deform salt layers.
Paris BasinNarrower topic: The Paris Basin is a classic intracratonic example of this geological structure.
Salt domeRelated: Basin burial supplies the pressure and overburden beneath which salt mobilizes.
Accommodation spaceRelated: Basin geometry and subsidence control the location and capacity of accommodation.
Nubian Sandstone Aquifer SystemRelated: The aquifer’s sandstone reservoirs formed within extensive sedimentary basins.
Salt miningNarrower topic: Ancient basins contain many of the bedded salt deposits mined today.
Tectonic subsidenceBroader topic: Many sedimentary basins form as tectonic subsidence creates space for sediment.
Economic geologyRelated: Basin evolution creates settings for resources such as coal, evaporites, and sediment-hosted ores.
UluruRelated: Uluru’s sediments were deposited in an ancient basin before being buried and cemented.
Fossa MagnaNarrower topic: The Fossa Magna is characterized by a broad basin filled with thick sedimentary deposits.
Pull-apart basinNarrower topic: A pull-apart basin is a tectonically defined type of sedimentary basin.
Turpan DepressionRelated: Its sedimentary fill records the basin’s long geological history.
Oceanic basinCompared with: It is defined by sediment accumulation, unlike an oceanic basin’s seafloor setting.
Structural basinRelated: Structural downwarping can create accommodation space for sediment, though the terms describe different properties.
Campos BasinNarrower topic: Campos Basin is a sedimentary basin whose accumulated strata preserve its petroleum systems.
Cratonic sequenceNarrower topic: Cratonic sequences are broad depositional packages within the larger history of sedimentary basins.
Fault blockRelated: Down-dropped blocks create accommodation space for thick sedimentary deposits.
Organic geochemistryRelated: Basin history controls the burial, heating, and preservation of organic matter.