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Line 27: − − − '''Regime:''' Temperature traps − :'''Class:''' [[Gas hydrate]] traps − ::'''Family:''' Low-temperature traps − ::Accumulations in which hydrocarbon gases occur as a solid, ice-like compound of gas and water, formed under conditions of extreme low temperature and high pressure. − :'''Class:''' Basin-center gas − :Accumulations typically found in deep, hot basin centers in which all available pore space is saturated with gas. − ::'''Family:''' High-temperature traps − :::'''Subfamily:''' Generative traps − :::High temperatures result in [[maturation]] of [[source rock]], which generates and expels sufficient volume of hydrocarbons to saturate pore space of all nearby reservoirs.
Temperature trap regime (view source)
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| Basin-center gas; Accumulations typically found in deep, hot basin centers in which all available pore space is saturated with gas. || High-temperature traps || Generative traps; High temperatures result in [[maturation]] of [[source rock]], which generates and expels sufficient volume of hydrocarbons to saturate pore space of all nearby reservoirs.
| Basin-center gas; Accumulations typically found in deep, hot basin centers in which all available pore space is saturated with gas. || High-temperature traps || Generative traps; High temperatures result in [[maturation]] of [[source rock]], which generates and expels sufficient volume of hydrocarbons to saturate pore space of all nearby reservoirs.
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==See also==
==See also==