File:Torbanite 2 oil shale.jpg
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English: Photomicrographic comparison between Torbanite (cannel coal) and Broxburn shale (oil shale), with Torbanite 100% resinous algal material and oil shale including fine grained siliciclastic and comminuted plant remains in a bituminous matrix. |
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