Pore-types and pore-network evolution in Upper Devonian-Lower Mississippian Woodford and Mississippian Barnett mudstones: Insights from laboratory thermal maturation and organic petrology
Lucy T. Ko(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Deyong Shao(Lanzhou University), Paul C. Hackley(United States Geological Survey), Stephen C. Ruppel(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Robert G. Loucks(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis)
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