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Hydrocarbon gases methane, ethane, ethene, propane, and propene are common but minor components in near-surface sediment from a variety of offshore areas in the South Pacific Ocean near Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Tonga, New Zealand and Antarctica. Wherever possible, sampling of sediment in these areas for hydrocarbon analyses was prejudiced toward finding possible migrated, thermogenic hydrocarbons based on sites selected from anomalies on marine seismic records. In none of the areas were thermogenic hydrocarbon gases clearly identified. The hydrocarbon gases appear to be the products of in situ process mediated mainly by microbial activity.

Methane and other hydrocarbon gases in sediments of the southern Pacific Ocean