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Using boron isotopes to characterise past carbon cycle perturbations: the case of the MECO
Volume 31/2014
Michael J. Henehan (a), Kirsty M. Edgar (b), Gavin L. Foster (c), Paul A. Pearson (d), Eleni Anagnostou (c) & Pincelli M. Hull (a)
The test size and abundance variations in planktonic foraminifera Chiloguembelina cubensis and C. ototara as response to climatic events in the Oligocene
Volume 31/2014
Morana Hernitz Kucenjak (a), Vlasta Premec Fucek (a), Brian T. Huber (b) & Bridget S. Wade (c)
Fossil Laurelia pollen (Atherospermataceae) from lower Eocene sediments of the Krappfeld (Austria)
Volume 31/2014
Christa-Ch. Hofmann (a) & Hans Egger (b)
Was the Early Eocene ocean unbearably warm or are the proxies unbelievably wrong?
Volume 31/2014
Christopher J. Hollis (a), Kristina M. Pascher (a,b), Benjamin R. Hines (b), Kate Littler (c,d), Denise K. Kulhanek (e), C. Percy Strong (a), James C. Zachos (c), Stephen M. Eggins (f) & Andy Phillips (a)
Faunal succession, local correlation and isotopes push the Mammalian Dispersal Event in NW Europe into the cooler latest Paleocene
Volume 31/2014
Seawater neodymium isotope record of Antarctic climate instability during the termination of the Early Eocene Greenhouse
Volume 31/2014
Claire E. Huck (a), Tina van de Flierdt (a), Steven M. Bohaty (b) & Sam Hammond (c)
Resolving Eocene time and palaeoceanography in exceptional detail: an update on IODP Expedition 342, Newfoundland Ridge
Volume 31/2014
Pincelli M. Hull (a), Philip F. Sexton (b), Richard D. Norris (c), Paul A. Wilson (d), Peter Blum (e), Claudia Agnini (f), Slah Boulila (g), Paul R. Bown (h), Helen Coxall (f), Oliver Friedrich (i), Rosanna Greenop (d), Sandra Kirtland Turner (j), Wendy E.C. Kordesch (d), Diederik Liebrand (d), Hiroki Matsui (k), Kazuyoshi Moriya (l), Hiroshi Nishi (m), Bradley N. Opdyke (n), Heiko Pälike (o), Donald Penman (p), Ursula Röhl (o), Richard Smith (d), Thomas Westerhold (o), Yuhji Yamamoto (q) & James C. Zachos (p)