Abstract
The hypothesis of subsurface subaquamarine runoff as a cause of formation of gas-hydrate accu- mulations on the continental slope and the shelf of continents and large islands is discussed. According to this hypothesis, large natural accumulations of hydrocarbons are a product of circulation of mobile carbon of the biosphere through land surface with the participation of waters of climatic cycle.
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