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            fields seems to preclude a deep source with significant migration across strati-
            graphic boundaries.  Threlfall  et al. (1976, p. 54) noted that the gas province
            is where the reservoir rocks of the Latrobe Formation are of Eocene age, while
            the oil province is where they are of Paleocene and late Cretaceous age.



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