Density and porosity of Upper Cretaceous through Permian formations from borehole gravity measurements, Big Polecat oil and gas field, Park County, Wyoming

L. A. Beyer; F. G. Clutsom

doi:10.3133/oc103

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Density and porosity of Upper Cretaceous through Permian formations from borehole gravity measurements, Big Polecat oil and gas field, Park County, Wyoming

L. A. Beyer·F. G. Clutsom

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L. A. Beyer, F. G. Clutsom. 1980. Density and porosity of Upper Cretaceous through Permian formations from borehole gravity measurements, Big Polecat oil and gas field, Park County, Wyoming. https://doi.org/10.3133/oc103

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Density and porosity of Upper Cretaceous through Permian formations from borehole gravity measurements, Big Polecat oil and gas field, Park County, Wyoming

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