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               should read Machel  (1987a) . An extensive reference on fluid inclusion analyses is
               Roedder  (1984) ,  “ Fluid Inclusions: An Introduction to Studies of All Types of Fluid
               Inclusions, Gas, Liquid, or Melt, Trapped in Materials from Earth and Space, and
               Their Application to the Understanding of Geologic Processes. A recently updated
               book on stable isotope geochemistry is by Hoefs  (2004) ,  Stable Isotope Geochemis-
               try . A good reference on electron microprobe analysis is by Newbury et al.  (2003)
               Scanning Electron Microscopy and X - Ray Microanalysis.


               REVIEW QUESTIONS




               6.1.   Is diagenesis the same thing as metamorphism? If not, how are they
                    different?



               6.2.   How would you rank the mechanisms of diagenesis in their order of infl uence,
                    or impact, on reservoir quality?
               6.3.   What is the difference between replacement and recrystallization?






               6.4.   What are good indicators to distinguish between hybrid 1A (depositional
                    attributes dominant) and 1B (diagenetic attributes dominant) pore types?

               6.5.   What examples can you give of type 1A and 1B hybrid pores?


               6.6.   Explain how recrystallization can either enhance or reduce porosity.



               6.7.   What types of diagenesis are associated exclusively with pore enhancement



                    and with pore reduction?



               6.8.   What value is the gamma ray log as an aid in searching for erosional uncon-
                    formities (Type I sequence boundaries) that may be related to diagenetically
                    altered pore systems?

               6.9.   Dolomitization is always associated with enhanced porosity, ideally with about


                    a 12% increase over the original amount of porosity in the parent limestone.
                    True or false? Explain.



               6.10.   The most rapid decrease in porosity with burial occurs in the upper 1000   m of
                    depth. True or false? Explain.
               6.11.   Can wireline logs, the seismograph, or other indirect methods of measurement



                    identify genetic pore types in carbonate rocks? If yes, explain which methods
                    and how they work. If no, can anything be done to identify genetic pore
                    types?
               6.12.   What is the point of comparing structure maps and interval isopach maps with



                    porosity maps in diagenetic reservoirs?
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