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oil creation
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Oil and gas were not made at the place where they can be/are found today, but considerably deeper. Oil and gas got through the cracks from the depth closer to the surface and stopped in perforated rocks (deposits) below which there is a thick imprevious layer (marl, clay, shale). The process/es of oil creation takes place even today. Sites of today's oil deposits are located on the places where seas had flooded the continets (Iraq, UEE; Kuwait, Libya, Algires etc)as well as under today's seas (Northern Sea, Kaspian Sea, Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean).
Oil and gas were not made at the place where they can be/are found today, but considerably deeper. Oil and gas got through the cracks from the depth closer to the surface and stopped in perforated rocks (deposits) below which there is a thick imprevious layer (marl, clay, shale). The process/es of oil creation takes place even today. Sites of today's oil deposits are located on the places where seas had flooded the continets (Iraq, UEE; Kuwait, Libya, Algires etc)as well as under today's seas (Northern Sea, Kaspian Sea, Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean).
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Oil and gas were not formed at the place where they can be found today, but considerably deeper. Oil and gas filtered through the cracks from the depths closer to the surface and stopped in perforated rocks (deposits) above which there is a thick imprevious layer (marl, clay, shale). The process of oil creation takes place even today.
- Oil and gas were not formed at the place where they can be found today, but considerably deeper.
- Oil and gas filtered through the cracks from the depths closer to the surface and stopped in perforated rocks (deposits) above which there is a thick imprevious layer (marl, clay, shale).
- The process of oil creation takes place even today.
- Sites of today's oil deposits are located on the places where seas had flooded the continets (Iraq, UEE; Kuwait, Libya, Algires etc)as well as under today's seas (Northern Sea, Caspian Sea, Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean).
- The hard, impervious rocks form a cap ABOVE the oil deposits and so stop it escaping and rising up to the surface
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Oil and gas were not formed at the place where they can be found today, but considerably deeper. Oil and gas filtered through the cracks from the depths closer to the surface and stopped in perforated rocks (deposits) above which there is a thick imprevious layer (marl, clay, shale). The process of oil creation takes place even today. Sites of today's oil deposits are located on the places where
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