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To refine the use of graptolite and solid bitumen properties as thermal proxies at overmature conditions, we evaluated their evolution via Raman and infrared spectroscopies, reflectance, and geochemical screening in high-temperature hydrous and anhydrous experiments in comparison to naturally matured samples. Naturally matured samples included four overmature Wufeng-Longmaxi marine shales from the Sichuan Basin, China, with solid bitumen reflectance (BRo) values of 2.5-3.6% and graptolite reflectance (GRo) values of 2.3-3.9%. Immature starting materials for pyrolysis experiments included Mesoproterozoic (Ectasian) Xiamaling marine shale from Hebei, China (0.34% BRo, graptolite absent) and graptolite-bearing Ordovician...


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