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Stable isotopic evidence for increased terrestrial productivity through geological time. [PDF]

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Retallack GJ, Bindeman IN.
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Light Limitation of Poleward Coral Reef Expansion During Past Warm Climates. [PDF]

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Kruijt AL, Brachert T, Sluijs A, Middelburg JJ.   +3 more
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Recognition of Milankovitch cycles during the Oligocene–Early Miocene in the Zagros Basin, SW Iran: Implications for paleoclimate and sequence stratigraphy

Sedimentary Geology, 2021
Milankovitch cycles during the Phanerozoic affected paleoclimate, the onset/termination of glacial/interglacial periods, sea-level changes, and thus the distribution of different facies in sedimentary basins. The effects of astronomical forcing have been
Omid Falahatkhah, M. Kordi, Vahid Fatemi, Hamed Hooshmand Koochi   +3 more
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Recognition of Milankovitch cycles in XRF core-scanning records of the Late Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation from the Songliao Basin (northeastern China) and their paleoclimate implications

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2020
Cretaceous terrestrial sedimentary records are crucial for our understanding of geological systems’ responses to past climate change under greenhouse condition. Numerous publications have documented that Milankovitch cycles were a dominant climate driver
Hanfei Yang, Yongjian Huang, Chao Ma, Zhifeng Zhang, Chengshan Wang   +4 more
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A novel type of ER3BP introducing Milankovitch cycles or seasonal irradiation processes influencing onto orbit of planet

Archive of Applied Mechanics, 2022
S. Ershkov, D. Leshchenko, E. Prosviryakov   +2 more
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Filtering of Milankovitch Cycles by Earth's Geography

Quaternary Research, 1991
AbstractEarth's land-sea distribution modifies the temperature response to orbitally induced perturbations of the seasonal insolation. We examine this modification in the frequency domain by generating 800,000-yr time series of maximum summer temperature in selected regions with a linear, two-dimensional, seasonal energy balance climate model. Previous
David A. Short, John G. Mengel, Thomas J. Crowley, William T. Hyde, Gerald R. North   +4 more
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Milankovitch cycles, eighty years later

Proceedings of 11th International Conference of the Balkan Physical Union — PoS(BPU11), 2023
Gordana Jovanović
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Milankovitch Cycles, New Insights

Journal of Biomedical Engineering and Medical Imaging
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