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The enduring Ediacaran paleomagnetic enigma
M. Domeier +6 more
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Ediacaran coupling of climate and biosphere dynamics
Climate change is demonstrably linked to radiations, extinctions, and turnovers in the biosphere throughout the Phanerozoic (538.8 Ma to present). Here, we suggest this connection existed as early as the late Ediacaran (ca.
Mark Williams +7 more
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Global and local drivers of the Ediacaran Shuram carbon isotope excursion
J. Busch +7 more
semanticscholar +1 more source
Palaeopascichnus is an Ediacaran organism, whose phylogenetic affiliation and functional anatomy are both shrouded in mystery. Different studies and assessments have interpreted this fossil as macrophytes or foraminifera-like protists.
Álvarez Lloret, Pedro +3 more
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Ediacaran distributions in space and time_supplementary
Database tables of Ediacaran fossil occurrences, with additional tables describing the formatting of the database and a catalogue of geochronological data associated with fossiliferous Ediacaran strata.
Marc Laflamme (3255384) +2 more
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Metadata describing Ediacaran count dataset
Information about retrodeformation process, values for stretching and cleavage orientation used for each surface, and assorted information about Ediacaran count data.
Matthew Clapham (593028)
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Phosphorus availability limits marine productivity and influences ocean oxygenation, yet the mechanisms driving phosphorus enrichment in Ediacaran oceans remain uncertain.
Chao Han +4 more
doaj +1 more source
Mistaken Point Ediacaran count data
Raw and retrodeformed census count data from Ediacaran surfaces at Mistaken Point, Newfoundland. Data includes spatial position of each fossil on surfaces, size measurements, and orientation.
Matthew Clapham (593028)
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The Organic-Walled Microfossils (OWM), especially acritarchs, are essential in understanding eukaryotes’ early evolution and diversification in the Proterozoic Era.
YOGESH KUMAR +3 more
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