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                                                            Table 7.3.  Recurrent Carbonate Reservoir Typesa
            Lithology:      D   G    B   M·W·P
                                                            1.   Middle shelf grainstone bars  with  primary (or modified
                                                               primary) porosity (<I>)
            Porosity:       Primary     BP   WP    BC       2.  Middle and outer shelf reefs
                            Secondary   MO  VUG    BC          a.  Primary <I> in boundstones and associated
                                                                  grainstones
                                                               b.  BC <I> and FR <I> if dolomitized
                                                            3.  Grainstones and breccias of slope deposits
            Position on     Inner  shelf  fairway           4.  Inner shelf dolomites (BC <I> and VUG <I>) with anhydrite
            shelf to basin   Outer shelf fairway               seals; tidal flat deposits
            profiles:       Middle shelf highs              5.  Dissolution,  paleokarst development, and dolomitiza­
                            Deep water reefs and atolls        tion below regional unconformities
                                                            6.  Fractured carbonate reservoirs
                                                            7.   Chalks with BC <I> and FR <I>
          Figure 7.17. General properties of carbonate reservoirs.
                                                            aAfterWilson (19BOa,b).

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