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Photomicrographs of C-1 Socu Upper Badenian source rocks of the Getic Depression showing vitrinite associated with mixed, continental, and marine origins liptinite in a mineral groundmass with pyrite. Reflected light (RL: figures A,C,E) and fluorescence (FL: figures B,D,F), oil immersion, 500×. Py: pyrite, MC: mineral carbonate.

Photomicrographs of C-1 Socu Upper Badenian source rocks of the Getic Depression showing vitrinite associated with mixed, continental, and marine origins liptinite in a mineral groundmass with pyrite. Reflected light (RL: figures A,C,E) and fluorescence (FL: figures B,D,F), oil immersion, 500×. Py: pyrite, MC: mineral carbonate.

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