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Pore fluids from Atwater Valley (AT 13/14) and Keathley Canyon (KC 151) in the northern Gulf of Mexico are surprisingly similar with respect to ionic concentrations and oxygen and strontium isotope values, as well as hydrocarbon geochemistry, suggesting that these widely separated localities share common deep subsurface fluid origins. Seafloor mounds with focused fluid migration pathways and inferred...
Carbon cycling is an important but poorly understood process on passive continental margins. In this study, we use the ionic and stable isotopic composition of interstitial waters and the petrology, mineralogy, and stable isotopic composition of authigenic carbonates collected from Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 174A (Sites 1071 and 1072) to constrain the origin of the carbonates and the evolution...
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