The ichnogenus Balanoglossites Mägdefrau, 1932 is a common constituent of firmground
ichnofabrics in shallow-marine carbonates of the Middle Triassic Germanic Basin, from …

Submarine methane seepage can potentially be promoted by the dissociation of the marine
hydrates surrounding the continental margins due to oceanic warming since the Last Glacial …

This chapter summarizes information about ancient hydrocarbon seeps from around the
world. The information is organized into two tables, one comprising both Americas and …

It has been two decades since the cold seeps were firstly found in the Okinawa Trough (OT).
The scientific cruises and the geological surveys since then have unveiled the currently …

Submarine methane seepages constitute an important part of global carbon cycle and may
be promoted by the dissociation of gas hydrate. The migration pattern of a seepage is …

Seafloor pockmarks vent potent greenhouse gasses into the ocean, support lush
chemosynthetic communities and sequester carbon on the seafloor. However, the processes …

Active and relic marine methane‐seep sites are widely distributed globally and are
distinguished by distinctive geology, biogeochemistry, and ecosystems. The discovery of …

Recently, subsidence at the coast of Pingtung alluvial plain (SW Taiwan) considerably
accelerated, mainly caused by excessive groundwater exploitation from shallow aquifers. To …

The type material of Tisoa siphonalis is lost but nearly complete specimens occur at the
herein designated type locality Hameau de Valz (Department of Gard, France), where Tisoa …

The Marnoso-arenacea turbidite succession outcropping in northern Italy is one of the most
studied deep-water systems worldwide due to its excellent exposure. Despite the well …