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6. McCoy A.W., Keyte W.R., Present Interpretations of the Structural Theory for Oil and Gas Migration and Accumulation, ibid., pp. 253-307.

7. Riсh J.L., Function of Carrier Beds in Long-Distance Migration of Oil. Bull. Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geol., 15, pp. 911-924, 1931.

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