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Other articles where Seep is discussed: spring: …perceptible current is called a
seep. Wells are holes excavated to bring water and other underground fluids to ...
petroleum (Energy, Products, & Facts)
Small surface occurrences of petroleum in the form of natural gas and oil seeps
have been known from early times. The ancient Sumerians, Assyrians, and ...
Petroleum production - Surface methods
Surface methods. Crude oil seeps sometimes appear as a tarlike deposit in a low
area—such as the oil springs at Baku, Azerbaijan, on the Caspian Sea, ...
Pitch lake (geology)
Although most pitch lakes are fossils of formerly active seeps, some, such as
Pitch Lake on the island of Trinidad, continue to be supplied with fresh crude oil ...
lymphatic system (Structure, Function, & Facts)
Although most of this fluid seeps immediately back into the bloodstream, a
percentage of it, along with the particulate matter, is left behind. The lymphatic
natural gas (Definition, Discovery, Reserves, & Facts)
The first discoveries of natural gas seeps were made in Iran between 6000 and
2000 bce. Many early writers described the natural petroleum seeps in the ...
Water in springs, seeps, and wells generally originates as rainfall that has
soaked into the soil and percolated into underlying rocks. Permeable rocks (
Petroleum - Accumulation in reservoir beds
Reservoirs formed by traps or seeps contain hydrocarbons that are further
defined as either resources or reserves. Resources are the total amount of all
…uterus and the placenta (concealed hemorrhage) or seeps out of the uterus
into the vagina (external… White admiral butterfly (Limenitis arthemis), a common
Rhyacotritonidae (amphibian family)
Family Rhyacotritonidae (torrent salamanders)Small dwellers of streams, springs,
and seeps; length to 9 cm; 4 fingers and 5 toes; no gills in adults; no fossil ...