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Reply to Henehan and Witts: Continental flood basalts drive extinctions after the mid-Mesozoic
Theodore Green +2 more
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A >70‐Myr‐Long Geomagnetic Field Reversal Hyperactivity Across the Ediacaran‐Cambrian Transition
Abstract The long‐term variation of the geomagnetic field is a key constraint for unraveling the geodynamo processes and the evolution of Earth's deep interior. However, the geomagnetic reversal pattern during the Ediacaran–Cambrian transition remains elusive. Here we present an integrated magneto‐ and cyclo‐stratigraphic study of a ∼1.8‐Myr‐long, late
Fuyun Shen +6 more
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Large-scale geological mapping of the Geba basin, northern Ethiopia [PDF]
Amare, Kassa +12 more
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The parabasisphenoid complex in Mesozoic turtles and the evolution of the testudinate basicranium
Juliana Sterli +3 more
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Identifying Framboidal Pyrrhotite: A Proxy for Hydrothermal Alteration of Organic‐Rich Sediments
Abstract Framboidal pyrrhotite, in sharp contrast to framboidal pyrite, has been rarely reported, and its formation remains poorly understood. Here we report its clear identification in a shale‐gas well core and explore its potential as a proxy for diagenesis or low‐grade metamorphism of organic‐rich sediments.
Y. Wang +7 more
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Later Mesozoic flora from Maran, Pahang, West Malaysia. Part 1: Geologic considerations [PDF]
Charles J. Smiley
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Headwater drainage evolution in the Ebro foreland basin system from N Spain, including the Zadorra River drainage system and its relationships with the Arakil River. Abstract Foreland basins are elongate depressions that develop around the flanks of collisional mountain ranges.
Iván Martín‐Martín +5 more
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Maureen Steiner, Pioneer in the Study of the Magnetic Polarity Timescale
Abstract This perspective is in memory of Maureen Steiner (1944–2023), who was a pioneer in the study of geomagnetism and paleomagnetism. Over an approximately 50‐year‐long career, she made many contributions to the study of geomagnetic history and its application to diverse geological problems.
Spencer G. Lucas
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The first fossil Cydnidae (Hemiptera: Pentatomoidea) from the Late Mesozoic of China
Dong Ren
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