Depositional setting and sequence stratigraphy of Upper Mississippian coal-bearing paralic cyclothems in Upper Silesian foreland

IF 5.6 2区 工程技术 Q2 ENERGY & FUELS International Journal of Coal Geology Pub Date : 2024-04-24 DOI:10.1016/j.coal.2024.104516
S. Opluštil , J. Laurin , J. Jureczka , W. Nadłonek , B. Naglik , J. Horák , A. Kędzior , R. Lojka , R. Nádaskay , M. Sivek
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The upper Serpukhovian Poruba Member (c. 325–324 Ma) is a coal-bearing “paralic” succession deposited in the Upper Silesian Coal Basin located along the eastern foreland of the Moravo-Silesian segment of the Variscan fold and thrust belt. The basin formed an >150 km long, tectonically controlled embayment open to the north and northeast, with estuarine circulation, predominance of fluvial discharge and a limited tidal influence. A high-accommodation depocentre (possibly up to 1100 m/Myr) was filled by shallowing-upward successions related to the progradation of river dominated (bay-head) deltas, with subordinate fluvial and marine sediments. These strata form two orders of transgressive-regressive cycles, or genetic sequences, both overlapping with the Milankovitch band. Intervals of maximum transgression, marked by marine or brackish faunal horizons, immediately overlie coal beds, suggesting non-accretionary transgression in a low energy setting. Six medium-term genetic sequences (cyclothems) are recognized, each consisting of 4 to 6 elementary sequences and a number of smaller scale units of possible autocyclic origin. The medium-term sequences are attributed to a combined influence of relative sea-level change and changes in sediment input, both possibly as a far field response to Gondwanan glaciation through glacioeustasy and attendant changes in climatic seasonality.

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International Journal of Coal Geology
International Journal of Coal Geology 工程技术-地球科学综合
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期刊介绍: The International Journal of Coal Geology deals with fundamental and applied aspects of the geology and petrology of coal, oil/gas source rocks and shale gas resources. The journal aims to advance the exploration, exploitation and utilization of these resources, and to stimulate environmental awareness as well as advancement of engineering for effective resource management.
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