Dynamic redox-promoted iron and nutrient cycling drove graptolite evolution across the Ordovician-Silurian transition. [PDF]
Qiu Z +10 more
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Tempo of the Late Ordovician mass extinction controlled by the rate of climate change. [PDF]
Zhang Z +10 more
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Conodont and graptolites from the Oberbuchach I and Oberbuchach Ib sections (Katian-Lochkovian)
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Schönlaub, H. P., CORRADINI, CARLO
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Cold low-latitude Ordovician paleotemperatures may be in hot water. [PDF]
Grossman EL +5 more
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Mass extinction triggered the early radiations of jawed vertebrates and their jawless relatives (gnathostomes). [PDF]
Hagiwara W, Sallan L.
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Evidence for cryptic molting behavior in the trilobite Toxochasmops vormsiensis from the Upper Ordovician Katian Kõrgessaare Formation, Estonia. [PDF]
Bicknell RDC +3 more
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Soft robotics informs how an early echinoderm moved. [PDF]
Desatnik R +5 more
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Episodic body size variations of early Paleozoic trilobites associated with marine redox changes. [PDF]
Sun Z, Zhao F, Zeng H, Erwin DH, Zhu M.
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Late Ordovician Mass Extinction: Earth, fire and ice. [PDF]
Harper DAT.
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Graptolites of the Králův Dvůr Formation (mid Katian to earliest Hirnantian, Czech Republic) [PDF]
P. Kraft, P. Štorch, C.E. Mitchell
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