Al-Awadi, M., Clark, W.J., Moore, W.R., Herron, M., Zhang, T., Zhao, W., Hurley, N., Kho, D., Montaron, B. and Sadooni, F. (2009) Dolomite Perspectives on a Perplexing Mineral. Oilfield Review, 21, 32-45. - References

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Al-Awadi, M., Clark, W.J., Moore, W.R., Herron, M., Zhang, T., Zhao, W., Hurley, N., Kho, D., Montaron, B. and Sadooni, F. (2009) Dolomite: Perspectives on a Perplexing Mineral. Oilfield Review, 21, 32-45.

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KEYWORDS: Jordan, Oil Shale, Dolomitization, Campanian

JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.5 No.10, October 26, 2015

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