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Contents 1 Abiogenic Petroleum Sandbox 2 External links section 3 References 3.1 Bibliography 3.2 Peer reviewed journals

[edit] Abiogenic Petroleum Sandbox

• Link: Stanton.htm - Alberta Tar Sands = source was coal.
• Link: charlous.htm - Serpentinization (abstract) - showing it is possible around MORBs, etc.
• Link: mello.thm Discussion of abiogenic theories and biomarkers.
• Link: Valyaev.htm isotopes; very confusing
• Link: Dow.htm discussion of oil genesis, optical axis shifts, and the CuuLong / White Tiger field.
• Link: Keith.htm Serpentinite process; Lost City, Dolomite and hydrocarbons
• Link: Seewald.htm Potential abiogenic natural gas; isotopic systematics
• Link: Index.htm AAPG 2005 Calgary Origin of Petroleum Seminar
• Link: Barker.htm Thermodynamics of abiogenic oils; argument against leaching biomarkers from shales (porosity!)

[edit] External links section

• Origin of Petroleum Conference 06/18/05 Calgary Alberta, Canada
• Brazil's giant offshore oil discoveries November 7, 2005 WorldNetDaily
• Fuel's Paradise (Wired)
• Abiogenic Gas Debate 11:2002 (EXPLORER)
• The Origin of Methane (and Oil) in the Crust of the Earth (Thomas Gold)
• Gas Resources Corporation collection of documents
• Geobiology @ MIT about biomarkers
• The "Abiotic Oil" Controversy (refutation by Richard Heinberg)
• "No Free Lunch, Part 1: A Critique of Thomas Gold's Claims for Abiotic Oil", by Jean Laherrere, in From The Wilderness
• "No Free Lunch, Part 2: If Abiotic Oil Exists, Where Is It?", by Dale Allen Pfeiffer, in From The Wilderness
• Sustainable Oil? (5-25-04 WorldNet Daily)
• Experimental evidence for the Calcite-magnetite-aragonite-methane system at 500-700°C.
• ^  Joe Vialls, Private Investigator, Exposing Media Disinformation. Retrieved on September 9, 2005.
• White Tiger oilfield, Vietnam. AAPG Review of CuuLong Basin and Seismic profile showing basement horst as trap for biogeic oil.
• CSIRO Petroleum Research, Proterozoic oils from proterozoic stromatolite.
• Publications of A. Dutkiewicz on Proterozoil oils (reference list and bibliography).

[edit] References

[edit] Bibliography

1. ^  Mendeleev, D., 1877. L'origine du petrole. Revue Scientifique, 2e Ser., VIII, p. 409-416.
2. ^  Gold, Thomas (1999). The deep, hot biosphere. Copernicus Books. ISBN 0387985468. 
3. ^  Kenney, J.F., Karpov I.K., et al. 2002. The Prohibition of Hydrocarbon Genesis at Low Pressures. Unpublished research. Article Link

[edit] Peer reviewed journals

1. ^ ^a  Kenney, J., Shnyukov, A., Krayushkin, V., Karpov, I., Kutcherov, V. and Plotnikova, I. (2001). "Dismissal of the claims of a biological connection for natural petroleum". Energia 22 (3): 26-34.  Article link
2. ^  Kenney, J., Kutcherov, V., Bendeliani, N. and Alekseev, V. (2002). "The evolution of multicomponent systems at high pressures: VI. The thermodynamic stability of the hydrogen–carbon system: The genesis of hydrocarbons and the origin of petroleum". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 99: 10976-10981.  Article link
3. ^  John W. Valley, William H. Peck, Elizabeth M.King, Simon A. Wilde (2002). "A Cool Early Earth". Geology 30: 351-354.  A Cool Early Earth. Zircons Are Forever. Retrieved on April 11, 2005.
4. ^  Chapelle, F.H., O'Neill, K., Bradley, P.M., Methe, B.A., Ciufo, S.A., Knobel, L.L., and Lovley, D.R. (2002). "A hydrogen-based subsurface microbial community dominated by methanogens". Nature 415: 312-315.  doi:10.1038/415312a
5. ^  Szatmari, P, Da Fonseca, T, and Miekeley, N. Trace Element Evidence for Major Contribution to Commercial Oils by Serpentinizing Mantle Peridotites. AAPG Research Conference, Calgary, Canada, 2005. Abstract
6. ^  Kitchka, A., 2005. Juvenile Petroleum Pathway: From Fluid Inclusions via Tectonic Pathways to Oil Fields. AAPG Research Conference, Calgary, Canada, 2005.Abstract
7. ^  J. L. Charlou, J. P. Donval, P. Jean-Baptiste, D. Levaché, Y. Fouquet, J. P. Foucher, P. Cochonat, 2005. Abiogenic Petroleum Generated by Serpentinization of Oceanic Mantellic Rocks. AAPG Research Conference, Calgary, Canada, 2005.
8. ^  M. R. Mello and J. M. Moldowan (2005). Petroleum: To Be Or Not To Be Abiogenic. AAPG Research Conference, Calgary, Canada, 2005. Abstract
9. ^  Keith, S., Swan, M. 2005. Hydrothermal Hydrocarbons. AAPG Research Conference, Calgary, Canada, 2005. Abstract
10. ^  Hodgson, G. and Baker, B. (1964). "Evidence for porphyrins in the Orgueil meteorite". Nature 202: 125-131. 
11. ^  Hodgson, G. and Baker, B. (1964). "Porphyrin abiogenesis from pyrole and formaldehyde under simulated geochemical conditions". Nature 216: 29-32. 
12. ^  Brown, David (2005). "Vietnam finds oil in the basement". AAPG Explorer 26 (2): 8-11.  Abstract
13. ^  Lollar, Sherwood et al. 2002. Abiogenic formation of alkanes in the Earth's crust as a minor source for global hydrocarbon reservoirs. Nature, 416, pp522-524. Abstract
14. ^  Lollar, Sherwood et al. 2006. Unravelling abiogenic and biogenic sources of methane, Chemical Geology. Paper (pdf)
15. ^ Valentin, J., 2004. Isotopic, organic and inorganic geochemistry of the Idrija mercury deposit, Slovenia: constraints on the formation of the Hg-PAH association. PhD Thesis, Unpublished, Univerity of Lausanne, Switzerland.Abstract
16. ^  Zhmur S.L., 2002. Shungites of Karelia as Model for Carbon Hondrites Formation. Journal of Astrobiology. Paper (pdf)
17. ^  Dutkiewicz, A., Volk A., Ridley J., George S., 2003. Biomarkers, brines, and oil in the Mesoproterozoic, Roper Superbasin, Australia. Geology; v. 31; p. 981-984 Abstract
18. ^  Bons P., et al. 2004. Fossil microbes in late proterozoic fibrous calcite veins from Arkaroola, South Australia. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 36, No. 5, p. 475