Organic, rock magnetic and clay mineralogy characteristics of Miocene mudrocks from Grabiszyce quarry (Poland)
Staneczek, Dorota; Marynowski, Leszek; Dudzisz, Katarzyna; Derkowski, Arkadiusz;
Organic, rock magnetic and clay mineralogy characteristics of Miocene mudrocks from Grabiszyce quarry (Poland)
The dataset contains: rock magnetic data: magnetic susceptibility and Isothermal Remanent Magnetization parameters (Rock magnetic data.xlsx), temperature-dependent magnetic susceptibility (standards: AP1050-4.cur, AP1495.cur; data: PB1.cur, PB2.cur, PB3.cur, PB4.cur. PB5.cur, PB7.cur, PB8.cur); biomarker data (Organic data.xlsx); clay mineralogy characteristics (Mineral data.xlsx).
clay mineralogy, biomarkers, rock magnetism, lava flow, immature organic matter
clay mineralogy, biomarkers, rock magnetism, lava flow, immature organic matter
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