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An example of an operating hedging strategy is
Thicknesses
Measurements of how thick, deep, or wide something is, often referring to layers or sheets of material.
Transgression
A geological event where sea levels rise relative to the land, causing marine waters to spread over the continent and depositing marine sediments.
Regression
A geological process by which areas of submerged seafloor are exposed above sea level, often due to sea-level fall or land uplift.
Shale
A fine-grained sedimentary rock formed from clay and mud, characterized by its ability to split into thin layers along natural fractures.
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