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Hydrocarbon source potential and paleodepositional environment of the (Devonian) Barreirinha formation on the south edge of the Amazonas basin border, Brazil
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Magmatism and petroleum exploration in the Brazilian Paleozoic basins
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Method for determining terrestrial heat flow in oil fields
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Correção de dados de temperatura de fundo de poço (TFP)
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Temperature Distribution in a Circulating Drilling Fluid
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