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Rapid stepwise onset of Antarctic glaciation and deeper calcite compensation in the Pacific Ocean

Coxall, H.K.; Wilson, P.A.; Pälike, H.; Lear, C.H.; Backman, J.

Year2005
Source roleprimary-study
DOI / ID10.1038/nature03135

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event-mechanism · geochronology

Primary Pacific benthic-foraminiferal and carbonate record resolving two steps in earliest Oligocene ice growth; it does not by itself explain terrestrial mammal turnover.

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event-mechanism · high

Pacific marine records resolve stepwise earliest Oligocene ice growth, while the Hampshire Basin mammal record separates regional turnover, a roughly 350 kyr hiatus and later Asian immigrant appearances; the records are complementary, not proof of one simple causal chain.

claim:event:eocene-oligocene-transition
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