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The graph below shows the volume of known petroleum in different regions of the world as estimated in 1997.
Known Petroleum Volume on Earth (1997)
Image courtesy of USGS
The graph shows that most of the known petroleum at the time was located in Region 2, which includes the Middle East and northern Africa.
Based on the large volume of petroleum in Region 2, what kind of activity must have occurred there in the past?
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