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Cross-sectional diagram illustrating geological layers and resources below the Earth's surface. The topmost layer is peat, followed by ancient swamp vegetation and recent sediments. Below are layers of lignite and bituminous coal. Deeper layers include an oil reservoir and natural gas formation. Various geological formations such as shale cap rock, sandstone, and faults are marked. Depth indicators and distances (1-3 km) provide scale. Crude oil pathways are shown penetrating through these layers, creating a detailed view of subsurface resource distribution and geological formations.