You're welcome OldGeo and thanks for assisting with the interpretation. That particular line from McLachlan regarding turbidites sitting directly on the source rock certainly stood out.
Of note also, he states that "It's very impressive. We're talking about a 150-kilometre system." From Iain's presentation and the slide you included, Saturn holds numerous prospects from A to A' which stretches approximately 135km. Therefore, we may well have a very impressive system of our own. I believe we do and it's now a matter of identifying the most attractive target(s) for the initial drill campaign.
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