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Progradational Internal Configurations Shingled Stratified Simple Progradational Complex Sigmoid Oblique SLIDE 8 This slide focuses in on progradational internal patterns This is commonly associated with deltaic-types of deposits that build out a shelf Sigmoid and oblique are two variations Sigmoid exhibits a combination of upbuilding (or aggredation) and outbuilding (or progradation Oblique exhibits outbuilding without upbuilding Oblique is characterized by toplap terminations at the top of the sequence Sigmoid and oblique represent outbuilding into relatively deep water; 200 meters of water depth or more Shingled is a progradational pattern in a shallower basin or on a relic shelf There is not enough paleotopography for progradation to develop at a scale obvious on typical seismic data Upbuilding (Aggradation) Outbuilding (Progradation) Courtesy of ExxonMobil L 11 – Stratigraphic Analysis