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• W3048323663 abstract "We report on the geochemistry of light hydrocarbons and pore water in sediments down to 147 m below seafloor (mbsf), at two sites within the gas hydrate stability field of the Danube deep-sea fan, Black Sea. Sediments were drilled with MARUM-MeBo200 and comprise the transition from limnic to the recent marine stage. Stable C/N ratios (mean 5.1 and 5.6) and δ13C-Corg values (mean −25.8‰ V-PDB) suggest relatively uniform bulk organic matter compositions. In contrast, pore water δ2H and δ18O values varied considerably from approx. −120‰ to −30‰ V-SMOW and from −15‰ to −3‰ V-SMOW, respectively. These data pairs plot close to the ‘Global Meteoric Water Line’ and indicate paleo temperature variations. Depletions of pore water in 2H and 18O below 40 mbsf indicate low temperatures and likely reflect conditions during (the) last glacial period(s). Methane was much more abundant than the only other hydrocarbons found in notable concentrations, ethane and propane ((C1/(C2+C3) ≥20,000). Relatively constant δ13C–CH4 (~−70‰ V-PDB) and δ13C–C2H6 (~−52‰ V-PDB) values with depth indicate that methane and ethane are predominantly of microbial origin and that their formation was not limited by carbon availability. In contrast, δ2H–CH4 values varied in a large range (approx. −310 to −240‰ V-SMOW) with depth and positively correlated with trends observed for δ2H–H2O. Isotope separations (Δδ13C(CH4–CO2), Δδ2H(CH4–H2O)) substantiate that microbial carbonate reduction (CR) is the prevalent methanogenic pathway throughout the sediments irrespective of their geochemical history. Remarkably, in δ13C–CH4 – δ2H–CH4 diagrams widely used, samples characterized by δ2H–CH4 values more negative than approx. −250‰ plot out of the field assigned for pure CR. We conclude that assignments of microbial methanogenic pathways based on classical interpretations of δ13C–CH4 – δ2H–CH4 pairs can lead to misinterpretations, as severe 2H-depletions of methane formed through microbial CR can result from 2H-depletions of the pore water generated during low-temperature climatic periods." @default.
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• W3048323663 date "2020-12-01" @default.
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• W3048323663 title "Formation pathways of light hydrocarbons in deep sediments of the Danube deep-sea fan, Western Black Sea" @default.
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