The Neoproterozoic sedimentary record from Tandilia System, Argentina
The Tandilia System is an orographic belt located in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, which a maximum length of 350 km orientated in a NW-SE direction.
Poire, Daniel Gustavo
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Neoproterozoic glacigenic formations are preserved in the Kimberley region and northwestern Northern Territory of northern Australia. They are distributed in the west Kimberley adjacent to the northern margins of the King Leopold Orogen, the Mt Ramsay ...
Maree Corkeron, Corkeron, Maree L.
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Neoproterozoic denudation of a Laurentian superbasin
It has long been speculated that isolated Paleoproterozoic basins of northern Laurentia are remnants of a once contiguous sedimentary cover due to similarities in stratigraphy, paleocurrent directions, sediment provenance, and geochronological data. However, corroborating evidence for this 'superbasin hypothesis' has been lacking outside the footprints
Kalin McDannell +5 more
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Buried fragments reveal a "Greater Gondwana" supercontinent. [PDF]
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Raman spectra analysis and comparison of Neoproterozoic organic-walled mesofossils
Skeletal material first appears in the rock record in the terminal Ediacaran, leaving most of the Earth’s history only to minute organic fossils. Aside from abundant acritarchs (unicellular organic-walled phytoplankton) present from at least ~2.5 Ga ...
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Latitudinal manganese gradient dynamics associated with Earth's major ice ages. [PDF]
Wang X, Pohl A, Rickaby REM, Lu Z.
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Evolutionary transition from single-cell to multi-cell organisms: the role of surface waters and their hydrodynamics. [PDF]
Nikora V, Fang H, He G, Huang L.
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Geochemical Evidence for the Evolution of the Deyang-Anyue Rift in the Ediacaran-Cambrian Period on the Northwestern Margin of the Yangtze Block. [PDF]
Fan X +8 more
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Petrological and geochemical characterization of Abu Murrat syn-orogenic I-type and post-orogenic A-type neoproterozoic granitoids, North Eastern Desert, Egypt. [PDF]
El-Awady A +4 more
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Earth system instability explains redox paradox during late Cambrian SPICE event. [PDF]
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