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The Deep Hot Biosphere
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Aprimordial origin of terrestrial hydrocar-bons and a source of them at great depth, providing food for a vigorous microbiology at shallower depths—this is the viewpoint for which much evidence has been presented here. It is clear, however, that additional confirmation of the deep-earth gas theory and the deep hot biosphere theory will be required before they become generally accepted. Several types of investigations can be undertaken to acquire such confirming evidence.

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Gold, T. (1999). What Next?. In: The Deep Hot Biosphere. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1400-7_10

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