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...hroughout Wyoming<ref>Anderson, A., and B. Kowallis, 2005, Storm deposited fish debris in the Cretaceous Mowry Shale near Vernal, Utah: Utah Geological Ass

...s are costly, and the last is often undesirable, an attempt to recover the fish is almost always made. ...]]). The mill bit has tungsten carbide abrasive surfaces that can trim the fish to the desired shape.

...of stratigraphically significant phosphatic microfossils (conodonts); but fish teeth, of less practical utility, are found in some marine strata.

...versified fossil content, represented by gastropods, crocodilian reptiles, fish and semionotiformes conchostracans,<ref name=Mones_et_Figeuira_1980>Mones,

...ntraclastic packstones (containing ammonites, bivalves and remains of bony fish), microbial bindstones having a fine lamination of irregular aspect and reg Composed of laminated shales (few fish scales and bivalves) and interbedded silt and very fine sand .

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* [[Well types#Sidetrack wells|Sidetracking]] around a “fish” or lost open hole ...ation is time consuming, it is still occasionally used to sidetrack around fish or abandoned open holes. Whipstocks are also used to sidetrack out of casin

...e. The drilling operation will come to a halt unless the foreign object or fish, as it is known, is "fished" out; that is, physically removed from the hole

...liceous_microfossils#Radiolarians|siliceous radiolaria]], [[kerogen]], and fish debris. This mudstone was deposited in a restricted basin, where the water

...between each properties is shown in figure 2, the author called it as the “fish diagram”. There are many techniques to find a hydrocarbon bearing zone, t File:Well_Log_Analysis_Fig-2.png|Figure 2-Fish diagram that shows the relation between petrophysical and elasticity proper

...s. Further research indicates that the phosphatic band contains fossilized fish bones and teeth suggesting a marine origin. The processes of weathering rel ...the Ottomac tribe resorts to the eating of soil when their local supply of fish and turtles declines during a time of annual flooding. The soil was prepare

...e water column from planktonic fauna; biogenic phosphate from brachiopods, fish bones and scales; biogenic quartz from siliceous radiolarian; intrabasinal