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Paleosols and weathering leading up to Snowball Earth in central Australia

Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 2021
Gregory Retallack
exaly  

Snowball Earth

2012
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Thin Ice on the Snowball Earth

2013
Global ice-covered conditions during a Neoproterozoic snowball Earth seem inconsistent with the survival of eukaryotic algae. The presence of thin ice in the tropics remains a viable alternative to resolve this paradox. The simple method of McKay [2000] for computing ice thickness has been improved by considering separately a short wavelength interval (
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Snowball Earth

2022
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Thawing of the Snowball Earth

Abstract Because of its high albedo, the Snowball Earth seemed inescapably frozen. However, volcanism progressively delivered CO2 in the atmosphere. The ice-covered lands could not provide a CO2 sink by atmospheric weathering. Therefore, the atmospheric CO2 content increased until a threshold when the extreme greenhouse effect resulted ...
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No Snowball Earth

New Scientist, 2007
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How Should Snowball Earth Deglaciation Start

Journal of Geophysical Research D: Atmospheres, 2021
Yonggang Liu, Zhouqiao Zhao, Jia-Cheng Wu   +2 more
exaly  

Snowball Earth

New Scientist, 2015
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Robust elements of Snowball Earth atmospheric circulation and oases for life

Journal of Geophysical Research D: Atmospheres, 2013
Mark D Branson, Dorian Abbot
exaly  

Neoproterozoic “snowball Earth”: Dynamic sea ice over a quiescent ocean

Paleoceanography, 2003
Andrew Weaver, M Eby
exaly