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anticlinal [¦an·tē¦klīn·əl] (botany) Pertaining to a cell layer that runs at right angles across the circumference of a plant part. (geology) Folded as in an anticline. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Clive Burrett, Managing Director of GSLM, said: "Our preliminary seismic interpretation indicates a large buried anticlinal structure in our older Larapintine Paleozoic petroleum system. The Dogu Ayazli (or "East Ayazli") field is located in a broad, flat anticlinal structure located to the east of, and deeper than, the Ayazli structure along the same fault trend. The Dogu Ayazli (or "East Ayazli") feature is a broad, flat anticlinal structure located to the east of, and deeper than, the Ayazli structure along the same fault trend. |
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