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Open-File Report 2005-1451

Methane Gas Volume Expansion Ratios and Ideal Gas Deviation Factors for the Deep-Water Bering Sea Basins



References

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Hein, J. R., D.W. Scholl, J.A. Barron, M. Jones and J. Miller, 1978, Diagenesis of late Cenozoic diatomaceous deposits and formation of the bottom simulating reflector in the southern Bering Sea, Sedimentology, v. 25, p. 155-181.

Langseth, M.G., M.A. Hobart, and K. Horai, 1980, Heat flow in the Bering Sea, J. Geophys. Res, v. 85, p. 3740-3750.

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Scholl, D.W. and P.E. Hart, 1993, Velocity and amplitude structures on seismic-reflection profiles -possible massive gas-hydrate deposits and underlying gas accumulations in the Bering Sea Basin, in Howell, D.G., ed., The Future of Energy Gases: U.S. Geological Survey Prof. Paper 1570, p. 331-351.



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