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• W3100144490 abstract "Analyses of high-resolution seismic reflection, drilling, and well-log data were combined to identify and investigate deepwater fans developed in the eastern part of the Qiongdongnan Basin, South China Sea, during the Middle Miocene and their relationship to slope morphology. We identified three types of deepwater fans that developed on the northern continental margin of the South China Sea during the Middle Miocene: (1) those consisting of small canyons and depositional lobes; (2) those consisting of large canyons and depositional lobes; and (3) those consisting of distributary channels without depositional lobes. Sourced from deltaic sediments deposited on the northern continental shelf margin, the lithologies of the sediments in all fans are dominated by siltstone. The scale of development and the internal features are mainly controlled by the slope topography. The deepwater fans consisting of small canyons and depositional lobes developed on slopes with low gradient, caused by the continuous progradation of the shelf-edge towards the basin centre due to sediment transport in high-speed flows. The canyon heads developed in this setting are located below the shelf-break; these canyons are narrower, shallower, and shorter than those of the deepwater fans consisting of large canyons. Thus, the scale of the depositional lobes deposited by gravity flow through such canyons is smaller than that of deepwater fans with large depositional lobes. Deepwater fans consisting of large canyons and depositional lobes developed on steep narrow slopes, caused by rising shelf-edge trajectories due to the equilibrium between the sediment supply and subsidence rates. The canyon heads developed in this setting are located upon the shelf-break and extend toward the toe of the slope, incising the shelf-break; these canyons are wider, deeper, and longer than those of the deepwater fans consisting of small canyons. The scale of the depositional lobes deposited by gravity flows transported through such canyons is correspondingly larger than that of deepwater fans with small depositional lobes. Deepwater fans consisting of distributary channels without depositional lobes developed on gentler and wider slopes than slopes where small canyons and depositional lobes formed, owing to the low sediment supply. The deepwater distributary channels have a long transportation distance and wider distribution area, enabling the formation of large-scale deepwater fans. Depositional models for all three types of deepwater fans were postulated." @default.
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• W3100144490 date "2021-02-01" @default.
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• W3100144490 title "Seismic geomorphology of three types of deepwater fans and their relationship with slope morphology: Qiongdongnan Basin, northern South China Sea" @default.
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