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7. Baltimore Canyon stratigraphy from the COST-B-2 well. 9). 10). The bottom 3000 ft of the COST-B-2 well is mature for oil generation, but oil-prone source rocks are undetected within this interval. The oil-prone source rocks that could contribute to the Schlee dome petroleum system must lie between 16,043 and 22,500 ft. 9). 2% Ro is reached at the stratigraphic horizon having a present depth of 19,500 ft. Therefore, the gas-prone ! I . 8. Structural map of Schlee dome on top of the Lower Cretaceous (LK).
21. None of the wells found a hydrocarbon accu mulation, and all of the wells were plugged and abandoned without drill-stem tests. We will go beyond these two facts and look for evidence that oil migrated out of the deep part of the Stuart subbasin to adjacent prospects. 21 ). _j t WEST COLD DUCK N • �-0407111 YELLOW PUP hydrocarbons moving updip from the area containing mature source rocks in the basin fill sequence. Such hydrocarbons would be expected to migrate updip in the first sandstone above economic basement.
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