The implications of the shared geological history between Angola – currently producing 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) – and Brazil – 2.1 million bpd – is exciting petroleum geologists and oil companies. During the Lower Cretaceous period, some 125 million years ago, Angola and Brazil were part of the super continent of Pangaea.
When continental drift started and Africa and South America began to separate from each other, extensive rift valleys formed similar to the East
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