We have reviewed the available scientific literature on how natural sources and the
atmospheric fate of methane may be affected by future climate change. We discuss how …

Nitrogen, as a building block in the structures of nucleic and amino acids, porphyrins, and
amino sugars, is a fundamental player in many biogeochemical cycles. 1 It also shares with …

Methane frozen into hydrate makes up a large reservoir of potentially volatile carbon below
the sea floor and associated with permafrost soils. This reservoir intuitively seems …

Submarine landslides are ubiquitous along Mediterranean continental margins. With the aim
of understanding mass‐wasting processes and related hazard at the scale of a large marine …

The concept of turbidite has evolved so much since its original definition by Kuenen and
Migliorini in 1950–ie the deposit of turbidity currents exemplified by the sandy flysch …

Large submarine landslides can have serious socioeconomic consequences as they have
the potential to cause tsunamis and damage seabed infrastructure. It is important to …

Much of our understanding of submarine sediment‐laden density flows that transport very
large volumes (ca 1 to 100 km3) of sediment into the deep ocean comes from careful …

[EN] This chapter presents the state of the art concerning the deep-sea Mediterranean
environment: geology, hydrology, biology and fisheries. These are the fields of study dealt …

Abstract Historian Ammianus Marcellinus documented the devastating effects of a tsunami
hitting Alexandria, Egypt, on July 21, AD 365." The solidity of the earth was made to shake …

Abstract The Marnoso Arenacea Formation provides the most extensive correlation of
individual flow deposits (beds) yet documented in an ancient turbidite system. These …