Abstract
A new model that can account for accumulations of gas hydrates associated with submarine mud volcanoes and based on the available data on these gas hydrates is proposed. This model permits us to predict the evolution of gas-hydrate saturation by depth and time, depending on the geophysical conditions on the ocean floor in zones of mud volcanoes.
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