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| - | Most source-rocks are marine in origin although coals and certain lacustrine sediments can also be very organic rich. Some of the most prolific source-rocks (grouped by age) are listed below: | + | Most source-rocks are marine in origin although coals and certain lacustrine sediments can also be very organic rich. Some of the world' |
| * **Silurian** (9%); Qusaiba and correlatives, | * **Silurian** (9%); Qusaiba and correlatives, | ||
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| * **Oligocene-Holocene** (13%); Maykop, Eastern Paratethys - accounts for much of oil and gas in South Caspian (Miocene Diatom Suite also a contributor) | * **Oligocene-Holocene** (13%); Maykop, Eastern Paratethys - accounts for much of oil and gas in South Caspian (Miocene Diatom Suite also a contributor) | ||
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