Biostratigraphy, facies and sequence stratigraphy of the Sarvak Formation in the Rashtalu and Khartu sections Sub-coastal Fars, Zagros, Iran

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The outcrops of the Sarvak Formation of the Khartu and Rashtalu anticline in southeastern Zagros have been studied of biostratigraphy, paleoenvironment and sequence stratigraphy. Six biozones were identified in Sarvask Formation in studied area (Middle Albian to Upper Cenomanian). Based on field observations, three stratigraphic units can be distinguished in both sections. Five facies were identified in ten microfacies in four facies belts. Carbonate sequence of the Sarvak Formation in the sections in a ramp (inner, middle and outer ramp) that includes lagoon, barrier, front barrier and open marine belts. Tectonic processes and the location of the sedimentary basin and the rate of entry from outside the basin on the ramp have been affected. Three third-order sequences have been identified, which have decreased to the upper basin depth. So that the diversity of habitats in the environment of Sarvak Formation was higher in Rashtalu section, while the fossil diversity in Khartu section was less.

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Persian
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Applied Sedimentology, Volume:9 Issue: 17, 2021
Pages:
145 to 171
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