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Nizami, A.R., Ashraf, M., Ata Razi, S.M.S. & Hamid, K. (2010). Sedimentological attributes of the Middle Jurassic Loralai Formation, Khidirzai Nala section, Western Sulaiman Fold and Thrust Belt, District Zhob, Balochistan, Pakistan. Geological Bulletin of the Punjab University, 45, 69-82.
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Carbonate microfacies & diagenesis of the Middle Jurassic Loralai Formation at the Khidirzai (Khidarzai) Nala section, Bargha Shirani, Western Sulaiman Range, District Zhob (31 deg 12'-27'N, 69 deg 37'-45'E); flags reservoir potential (grainstone microfacies, secondary dissolution/moldic/vuggy porosity).
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- Lithology: Nizami, Ashraf, Ata Razi & Hamid (2010), Khidirzai Nala section (Bargha Shirani, Western Sulaiman Range, District Zhob): the Middle Jurassic Loralai Formation carbonates comprise intraclastic rudstones and grainstones, skeletal/ooidal/pisoidal/peloidal grainstones and skeletal to unfossiliferous mudstones, cut by a range of early-to-late diagenetic cements.
- Economic importance: Nizami et al. (2010): the Loralai Formation has oil-and-gas reservoir potential in the Western Sulaiman Range - well-developed grainstone microfacies with secondary dissolution, moldic and vuggy porosity.