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Underlying Structure

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Underlying Structure 

a tectonic structure of rock located beneath younger beds that were not affected or were only slightly deformed by tectonic movements. Underlying structures are identified primarily by geophysical exploration and deep drilling. They are often valuable in the search for petroleum and gas.



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