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Reduced N2 fixation in the Atlantic Ocean during the Warm Late Pliocene

Yehudai M, Farmer J, Straub M, Studer A, Oesch L, Creel R, Schiebel R, Auderset A, Lawrence K, Ogretmen N, Haug G, Sigman D, Martinez-Garcia A.   +12 more
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Palaeocloud for the Pliocene

2022
<p>Cloud has profound impacts on climate, thus accurate cloud simulation is critical for accurate climate modelling. As the greatest source of uncertainty in such models, cloud drives discrepancies in the prediction of future climate. Cloud simulations are validated against recent observations; however, these records do not capture the ...
Tamara Fletcher, Julia Tindall, Alan Haywood   +2 more
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Pliocene Climate

Stratigraphy, 2010
Introduction
Harry J. Dowsett, Rocio P. Caballero Gill   +1 more
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A pre-Pliocene or Pliocene land surface in County Galway, Ireland

Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1997
Abstract This paper describes a site on the Carboniferous limestone of County Galway, Ireland, where a complex of gorges, cave passages and shallow surface depressions is filled with organic silt and clay overlain by white quartz sand. The dating of the biogenic deposits to the Late Pliocene by biostratigraphical means provides a record of ...
Peter Coxon, Catherine Coxon
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Pliocene hominin biogeography and ecology

Journal of Human Evolution, 2015
Australopithecus bahrelghazali, its origin and palaeobiology are not well understood. Reported from only one location some several thousand kilometres away from East African Pliocene hominin sites, it appears to have predominantly fed on C4 sources. Yet, it lacks the morphological adaptations of other primate C4 consumers like Paranthropus boisei and ...
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Mycobacteriosis in the Pliocene

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1997
B M, Rothschild, R E, Molnar, J I, Sebes
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Pliocene Antelopes of the Pronghorn Type

Science, 1935
The phylogeny of the Antilocapridae and reported species giving rise to Antilocapra americana has been a subject of considerable interest to paleontologists. The work of W. D. Matthew on the Merycodus of Miocene and Pliocene age, and that of J. C. Merriam on Illingoceros and Sphenophalos from the Pliocene, has increased considerably our knowledge of ...
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The Pliocene Canidae of Florida

Bulletin of the Florida Museum of Natural History, 1969
A new genus and species of canid, Carpocyon limosus is described from the Hemphillian (Middle Pliocene) Bone Valley Formation. Though showing strong omnivorous tendencies, it is not closely related to cynarctine canids; nor is it close to Actiocyon Stock which is here synonymized with Alopecocyon Camp and Vanderhoof.
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