2015
DOI: 10.1134/s1028334x15120168
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Methane in ground ice and frozen Quaternary deposits of Western Yamal

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“…The analysis of texture ice extracted from the Pechora Sea seafloor (43-45 m water depth) near Kara Gate Straight showed that methane content of trapped gas was above 4390 ppm [21]. Analysis of the gas composition of the massive tabular ground ice (MTGI) was conducted in Canadian Arctic [22][23][24] and Western Yamal [9,[25][26][27]. These studies report high concentrations of methane trapped in the air bubbles within the ice.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The analysis of texture ice extracted from the Pechora Sea seafloor (43-45 m water depth) near Kara Gate Straight showed that methane content of trapped gas was above 4390 ppm [21]. Analysis of the gas composition of the massive tabular ground ice (MTGI) was conducted in Canadian Arctic [22][23][24] and Western Yamal [9,[25][26][27]. These studies report high concentrations of methane trapped in the air bubbles within the ice.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies report high concentrations of methane trapped in the air bubbles within the ice. In some cases, the methane content in MTGI samples was one to two orders of magnitude higher than in the atmospheric air [26]. These high concentrations were attributed to microbial methanogenesis occurring under conditions of temperatures below freezing point [25,[28][29][30].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent studies of tabular massive ice have been conducted along the western Arctic coast of Canada (Murton, ; Fritz et al ., ), central Yukon (Lauriol et al ., ), the Alaskan Coastal Plain (Kanevskiy et al ., ), the Canadian Arctic islands (Coulombe et al ., ) and northwest Siberia (Slagoda et al ., , , ; Kritsuk, ; Leibman et al ., ; Solomatin and Belova, ; Fotiev, , ; Y. K. Vasil'chuk et al ., , , , ; Vasiliev et al ., ). Intrasedimental and buried ice have been distinguished on several lines of evidence.…”
Section: Massive Ground Icementioning
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“…Vasiliev et al . () reported extremely high concentrations of methane in tabular massive‐ice bodies of the Yamal Peninsula, supporting the intrasedimental interpretation of tabular massive ice in this area.…”
Section: Massive Ground Icementioning
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