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Beneath parts of the Georgina Basin lies an even older mystery. The South Nicholson Basin contains rocks more than 1.5 billion years old and may host one of Australia's least explored petroleum systems. Even more surprising? The hydrocarbons may have originated from microscopic life that existed before animals evolved.
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Beneath parts of the Georgina Basin lies an even older mystery. The South Nicholson Basin contains rocks more than 1.5 billion years old and may host one of Australia's least explored petroleum systems. Even more surprising? The hydrocarbons may have originated from microscopic life that existed before animals evolved.
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