Titlebook: Global Events and Event Stratigraphy in the Phanerozoic; Results of the Inter Otto H. Walliser Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09834-7 about equally divided between positive excursions (or a simple rise) and negative excursions (or a fall). The positive excursions generally have been ascribed to “oceanic anoxic events” or similar incidents of gross storage of organic carbon, and negative isotopic events have been related to a cata

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Transactions of Red Packets in the Hospital,ryotes has to be supplemented by the interpretation of some sedimentological, geochemical and paleoclimatic phenomena as the biologically controlled processes. Biochemical and ecological conservatism of the prokaryotic ecosystems makes it possible to decode their signals documented in the Precambria

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Annareetta Lumme,Colin Mason,Markku Suomiition, a greenhouse climate state deteriorating to a brief icehouse state, strong faunal provincialism, and profound changes to the biota including the changeover from the Cambrian Fauna to the Paleozoic Fauna. Although many invertebrate phyla diversify during the Ordovician, precise biostratigraphi