Titlebook: Biological Processes Associated with Impact Events; Charles Cockell,Iain Gilmour,Christian Koeberl Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

Glycogen

Invigorate

Schlüsselthemen des Klimawandelscal records all over the globe. Here we compare and contrast the consequences of the impact expressed in the vegetation, vertebrate fossil record and geological signatures left by the devastation, including information from new proximal KT boundary exposures and new palynological data. The geologica

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defeatist

Fallstudie Klima und Gesundheitertiary (K/T) mass extinctions, a comparison of extinction patterns among continental vertebrates reveals significant differences between these two events. There is no discernible size factor at the Tr/J boundary, whereas the K/T extinction is marked by the disappearance of all large land vertebrate

孤僻

Fallstudie Klima und Gesundheitneto- and biostratigraphy between the Boreal and Tethyan faunal realms. Three impact craters (Gosses Bluff, Mj?lnir, and Morokweng) are known to have formed in the late Jurassic or early Cretaceous. The question of whether these impacts damaged the environment at the time of the J/K boundary suffici

DEMUR

Zentrale Aussagen zum Klimawandellk? open lake area, the southern of the two Suvasvesi lakes. Suvasvesi S was first noticed in satellite images and might form a crater doublet with the proven Suvasvesi N impact structure. We have previously presented evidence, such as presence of fractured target rocks and shatter-cone boulders on

Optic-Disk

Fallstudie Klima und Gesundheit area on the Baltic Shield (Grahn et al. 1996). The explosion of the meteorite ca. 200 m in diameter generated a complex crater 4 km wide and more than 500 m deep on the sea bed. The crater is surrounded by elliptical ring fault, up to 15 km in diameter, within which the sedimentary target rocks are

DAMP

Implicit

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8274-2242-2ly on the biosphere. The story begins officially in the early 19th century, with the discovery of the first asteroids and the recognition that stones can fall from the skies. Through the findings of the Kirkwood gaps, of Hirayama families and finally the importance of the 3:1 and other resonances, t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b135965Astrobiology; Cratering; Ecology; Extinctions; Fauna; Flora; Impact Events; Jura; Sediment; Trias; ecosystem; e