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    Depositional cyclicity of the Middle Ordovician Yeongheung Formation, Korea

    The Middle Ordovician Yeongheung Formation consists of numerous meter-scale, shallowing-upward cycles, which were deposited on a shallow-marine carbonate platform. Two types of shallowing-upward cycles, periti...

    Chan Min Yoo, Yong Il Lee in Carbonates and Evaporites (1997)

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    High alumina glaucony from the Early Ordovician Mungok Formation, Korea

    The Lower Ordovician Mungok Formation in Yeongweol area contains several thin glaucony-bearing horizons. These horizons are located in the peloidal grainstone interval, about 5–10 m above the base of the Mungo...

    Yong Il Lee, In Sung Paik in Geosciences Journal (1997)

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    Illite Crystallinity and Fluid Inclusion Analysis Across a Paleozoic Disconformity in Central Korea

    Illite crystallinity and fluid inclusion techniques are used to understand the thermal histories of rocks on either side of the disconformity between the Lower and Upper Paleozoic strata in South Korea. Illite...

    Yong Il Lee, Hee Kyeong Ko in Clays and Clay Minerals (1997)

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    Original mineralogy of ordovician stromatoporoids

    Stromatoporoids in the Middle Ordovician Yeongheung Formation show delicate reticulate structures of persistent laminae and discontinuous pillars. Abundant microdolomite inclusions are found in the stromatopor...

    Chan Min Yoo, Yong Il Lee in Carbonates and Evaporites (1993)

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