Oil Seeps in the Gulf of Mexico

Immerse yourself in deep-sea geology to learn more about naturally-occurring oil seeps.

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Subject(s): Science

Grade Level(s): 9, 10, 11, 12

Intended Audience: Educators , Students , Parents

Keywords: oil, ocean, ocenography, geology, FSU, Schmidt Ocean Institute, water column, sedimentary layers, gas hydrates, oil seeps, salt domes, diapir structure, Sigsbee Escarpment, bathymetry, continental drift

Instructional Component Type(s): Perspectives Video: Professional/Enthusiast

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