The Distribution and Genesis of Hydrocarbon Gases in the Bottom Sediments of the Laptev–Siberian Sea Zone of the East Arctic Shelf

A. I. Gresov; A. V. Yatsuk

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The Distribution and Genesis of Hydrocarbon Gases in the Bottom Sediments of the Laptev–Siberian Sea Zone of the East Arctic Shelf

A. I. Gresov A. V. Yatsuk

Russian Journal of Pacific Geology Vol. 18 No. 2 pp. 183-197 · Pleiades Publishing Ltd

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Published: Apr 01, 2024
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A. I. Gresov, A. V. Yatsuk (2024). The Distribution and Genesis of Hydrocarbon Gases in the Bottom Sediments of the Laptev–Siberian Sea Zone of the East Arctic Shelf. Russian Journal of Pacific Geology, 18(2), 183-197. https://doi.org/10.1134/s1819714024020040

The Distribution and Genesis of Hydrocarbon Gases in the Bottom Sediments of the Laptev–Siberian Sea Zone of the East Arctic Shelf

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