Provenance and Tectonic Setting Discrimination and Their Effects on the Pore-Scale Fluid Flow of Black Shale: Take the Micangshan Tectonic Belt, Central China, as an Example

<div>The relationships between the sediment’s provenance and tectonic setting of shale. (a) Mesoproterozoic, (b) Neoproterozoic, (c) Neoproterozoic-Early Paleozoic, and (d) Early Silurian.</div>

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Figure 5: Provenance and Tectonic Setting Discrimination and Their Effects on the Pore-Scale Fluid Flow of Black Shale: Take the Micangshan Tectonic Belt, Central China, as an Example 

Figure 5 | Provenance and Tectonic Setting Discrimination and Their Effects on the Pore-Scale Fluid Flow of Black Shale: Take the Micangshan Tectonic Belt, Central China, as an Example 