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shot hole	a shallow borehole in which a small amount of explosive is detonated in order to generate a seismic signal
source rock	a sedimentary rock, usually a claystone, mudstone or shale, which contains fossil organic matter known as kerogen derived from the decomposition of fossil phytoplankton, algae, bacteria and occasionally plant material. When the kerogen is subjected to increasing temperature and pressure through burial over geological time, it is transformed into hydrocarbons.

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