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Precambrian hydrocarbon residues associated with mississippi valley-type mineralization in the Transvaal Sequence, South Africa
P. J. Roberts
P. J. Roberts
University of the Witwatersrand, Department of Geology, Johannesburg, South Africa
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South African Journal of Geology (1993) 96 (1-2): 57-60.
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June 01, 1993
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Index Terms/Descriptors
- Africa
- biogenic structures
- carbon
- carbonaceous composition
- hydrocarbons
- mesothermal processes
- migration
- mineralization
- organic compounds
- organic materials
- Paleoproterozoic
- petroleum
- petroleum accumulation
- Precambrian
- Proterozoic
- sedimentary structures
- South Africa
- Southern Africa
- stromatolites
- Transvaal Supergroup
- upper Precambrian
- Zeerust District
- Pering-Bushy Park District
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