Which of the following does NOT seem to be present in the Investigation area?
A) coal
B) oil shale
C) oil seeps
D) a layer of salt at depth
E) uranium

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The presence of coal, oil shale, oil seeps, and a layer of salt at depth are all indicative of geological formations that could be investigated for energy resources or geological study. Uranium, while it can be present in geological formations, is not mentioned in the context of the investigation area, suggesting it is not a focus of the investigation or not detected in the area.

Which of the Following Does NOT Seem to Be Present