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An intracratonic basin is a sedimentary basin that forms within a stable continental interior or craton, away from tectonic plate boundaries. These basins typically develop due to factors like subsidence, sediment loading, or thermal weakening of the lithosphere. They can host significant accumulations of sedimentary rocks and hydrocarbons, often associated with rich Natural Resources. Examples include the Michigan Basin in the United States and the Paraná Basin in Brazil.

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