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100%1985Arthur, M. A.; Meyers, P. A.: Report of the JOI-USSAC workshop on Cretaceous black shales
100%1982Miskell, Kimberlee J.: Opaline silica deposition from the Cretaceous to the Recent, a paleocirculation indicator
100%1979Cool, T. E.: Cretaceous calcareous nannoplankton biostratigraphy, sedimentation history, and paleoceanography of western North Atlantic Ocean
100%1985Ekdale, A. A.: Trace fossils and Mid-Cretaceous anoxic events in the Atlantic Ocean
100%1995Jacobs, David K.; Lindberg, David L.: Episodic anoxic events in the Mesozoic, on shore-offshore patterns, and deep-sea refugia
100%1977Tucholke, B. E.; Mountain, G. S.: Depositional patterns and depositional environment of Cretaceous black clays in the western North Atlantic
100%1987Boersma, A.; Premoli Silva, I.: Boundary conditions of Atlantic Eocene oxygen minimum zones
100%1989Stein, R.; Rullkoetter, J. et al.: Changes in paleoenvironments in the Atlantic Ocean during Cretaceous times; results from black shales studies
83%1992Kaiho, Kunio: Dissolved oxygen changes in intermediate and deep waters during the past 100 million years on foraminiferal morphology
83%1982Cita, M. B.; Grignani, D.: Nature and origin of late Neogene Mediterranean sapropels
83%1982Meyers, Philip A.; Kawka, Orest E. et al.: Organic geochemical comparison of Cretaceous green claystones and black shales from the South Atlantic seabed
83%1980Tissot, B.; Demaison, G. et al.: Paleoenvironment and petroleum potential of Middle Cretaceous black shales in Atlantic basins
83%1986Stein, Ruediger: Organic carbon and sedimentation rate; further evidence for anoxic deep-water conditions in the Cenomanian/Turonian Atlantic Ocean
83%1986Simoneit, Bernd R. T.: Organic geochemistry of black shales from the Deep Sea Drilling Project; a summary of occurences from the Pleistocene to the Jurassic
83%1986Herbin, J. P.; Magniez-Jannin, F. et al.: Mesozoic organic rich sediments in the South Atlantic; distribution in time and space
83%1982Sloan, James L., II; Miskell, Kimberlee, J.: The history of organic carbon and opaline silica accumulation in the world ocean
83%2006Robinson, S. A.; Clarke, L. J. et al.: Oceanic anoxic events in the Early Cretaceous Pacific Ocean; unique records from the Calera Limestone of Central California
83%2006Jenkyns, H. C.: Oceanic anoxic events; 30 years on
83%1979Roth, P. H.; Krumbach, K. R.: Black shales and coccoliths in the Atlantic and Indian oceans
83%1993Paropkari, Anil L.; Mascarenhas, Antonio et al.: Hydrocarbon prospects of the western continental slope of India as indicated by surficial enrichment of organic carbon
83%1993Frank, Gabriela: Paleobiological changes and the influence of geochemical and extraterrestrial aspects concerning black shale developments
83%1983Arthur, Michael A.; Dean, Walter E.: Paleoceanographic models for Cretaceous organic carbon deposition
83%1993Suits, Neil S.; Arthur, Michael A. et al.: C-S-Fe systematics in Peru margin muds
83%1998Vetrov, A. A.; Romankevich, E. A. et al.: Organic carbon distribution in sedimentary cover of the Pacific and Indian oceans
83%1984Anastasakis, George C.; Stanley, Daniel Jean: Sapropels and organic-rich variants in the Mediterranean; sequence development and classification
83%1996Ramsay, A. T. S.; Smart, C. J.: The history of early-middle Miocene Tethyan outflow water
83%1991Jacquin, T.; de Graciansky, P. C. et al.: The Cretaceous oceanic anoxic events; anoxia and hiatus within a sequence stratigraphic framework
83%2010Scheiderich, K.; Zerkle, A. L. et al.: Molybdenum isotope, multiple sulfur isotope, and redox-sensitive element behavior in early Pleistocene Mediterranean sapropels
83%2008Wagner, Thomas; Stronach, Nick et al.: Understanding ocean redox and formation of organic carbon rich sediments from the shelf to deep oceans and their significance for the deep biosphere
83%1981Weissert, Helmut: The environment of deposition of black shales in the Early Cretaceous; an ongoing controversy
83%1999Passier, Hilde F.; Bosch, Hendrik-Jan et al.: Sulphidic Mediterranean surface waters during Pliocene sapropel formation
83%2005Eleson, Jason W.; Bralower, Timothy J.: Evidence of changes in surface water temperature and productivity at the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary
83%1987Jacquin, T.: Les evenements anoxiques dans l'Atlantique Sud au Cretace; forages DSDP-IPOD, sedimentologie, geochimie, mineralogie Cretaceous anoxic events in the South Atlantic; DSDP-IPOD boreholes, sedimentology, geochemistry and mineralogy
83%1999Kemp, Alan E. S.; Pearce, Richard B. et al.: The role of mat-forming diatoms in the formation of Mediterranean sapropels
83%1998Sinninghe Damste, Jaap S.; Koester, Juergen: A euxinic southern North Atlantic Ocean during the Cenomanian/Turonian oceanic anoxic event
83%2003Hollamby, J. A.; Musgrave, R. J.: A rock-magnetic study of bacterially mediated iron sulfide diagenesis associated with gas hydrate-bearing sediments
83%1992Duan, W.; Raiswell, R. et al.: Geochemical characteristic of organic C, pyrite S and reactive Fe and environmental control on sediment in North Japan Sea basin
83%2002Bralower, Timothy J.; Kelly, D. Clay et al.: Biotic effects of abrupt Paleocene and Cretaceous climate events
83%1998Sinninghe Damste, Jaap S.: Sedimentary derivatives of green sulphur bacteria as a molecular proxy for the assessment of euxinic conditions in the photic zone
83%1998Passier, Hilde Francoise: Sulphur geochemistry and sapropel formation; syngenetic and diagenetic signals in eastern Mediterranean sediments
83%1994Herbert, Timothy D.; D'Hondt, S. L. et al.: Cyclic sedimentation in Cretaceous pelagic sediments
83%1991Bralower, Timothy J.; Sliter, William V.: Dysoxic/anoxic events in the Aptian-Albian (Middle Cretaceous)
83%1991Baumgartner, Tim R.; Ferreira-Bartrina, Vicente et al.: Varve formation in the central Gulf of California; a reconsideration of the origin of the dark laminae from the 20th century varve record
83%2002Kroon, Dick; Norris, Richard D. et al.: Exceptional global warmth and climatic transients recorded in oceanic sediments
83%2004Cowen, James P.; Giovannoni, Stephen J. et al.: The microbial biosphere of sediment-buried ocean crusts
83%2009Slomp, C. P.; Kraal, P. et al.: Reconstructing phosphorus and carbon cycling during Cretaceous oceanic anoxic events; why we need modern analogues
83%1996Musgrave, Robert J.; Housen, Bernard A.: Rock-magnetic signature of methane migration and hydrate formation in marine sediments
83%1984de Graciansky, P. C.; Deroo, G. et al.: Ocean-wide stagnation episode in the Late Cretaceous
83%1982Cool, Thomas E.: Sedimentological evidence concerning the paleoceanography of the Cretaceous western North Atlantic Ocean
83%2008de Lange, G. J.; Robert, B. et al.: Multidisciplinary study of continental/ocean climate dynamics using high-resolution records from the eastern Mediterranean (MOCCHA)
83%1983Kyte, Frank T.: The Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary at 2 North Pacific sites
83%1995Widmark, Joen G. V.: Multiple deep-water sources and trophic regimes in the latest Cretaceous deep sea; evidence from benthic foraminifera
67%1994Moers, M. E. C.; de Leeuw, J. W. et al.: Origin and diagenesis of carbohydrates in ancient sediments
67%1991Baumgartner, Tim R.; Ferreira-Bartrina, Vicente et al.: Reconstruction of a 20th century varve chronology from the central Gulf of California
58%2006Heuer, Verena; Elvert, Marcus et al.: Online delta (super 13) C analysis of volatile fatty acids in sediment/porewater systems by liquid chromatography-isotope ratio-mass spectrometry
58%1983Waples, Douglas W.: Reappraisal of anoxia and organic richness, with emphasis on Cretaceous of North Atlantic
58%2002Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter et al.: A Late Cretaceous chronology of large, rapid sea-level changes; glacioeustasy during the greenhouse world
58%2002Claypool, George E.: Sulfate ventilation of marine sediments indicated by depth profiles of porewater sulfate and delta (super 34) S
50%2004Meyers, Stephen Richard; Sageman, Bradley: Cenomanian/Turonian orbital chronologies and burial flux estimates; calibrating the biogeochemical reconstruction of oceanic anoxic event II
50%1998Sugarman, P. J.; Olsson, R. K. et al.: Geochemical signature and paleoecological changes associated with the Cenomanian/Turonian anoxic event, Bass River, New Jersey, ODP Leg 174AX
50%2000Miller, Kenneth G.; Wright, J. D. et al.: Abrupt, transient climatic and carbon extraction events associated with the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary (OAE2), Bass River, NJ
42%2003Smittenberg, Rienk Hajo: Holocene environmental changes disclosed from anoxic fjord sediments by biomarkers and their radiocarbon contentdownload
17%1985Niebuhr, Randy; Hsin Yi Ling: Mesozoic (Early Cretaceous) radiolarians from Northwest Atlantic, DSDP Hole 534Adownload
17%1991Jacquin, Thierry; De Graciansky, P. C. et al.: The Cretaceous oceanic events (anoxia and hiatus) within a sequence stratigraphic frameworkdownload
17%1978Roth, P. H.; Bowdler, J. L.: Paleobiogeography and preservation of Middle Cretaceous calcareous nannofossil assemblages in Atlantic Ocean; paleo-oceanographic implicationsdownload
17%1990Bralower, Timothy J.; Leckie, M. et al.: Oceanwide anoxia in the early Aptiandownload
13%2009Fischer, Jan P.; Ferdelman, Timothy G. et al.: Oxygen penetration deep into the sediment of the South Pacific Gyredownload
6%2010D'Hondt, Steven; Inagaki, Fumio et al.: Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Expedition 329 scientific prospectus; South Pacific gyre microbiologydownload
5%2008Neal, Clive R.; Coffin, Millard F. et al.: Investigating large igneous province formation and associated paleoenvironmental events; a white paper for scientific drillingdownload
83%41992Lyons, Timothy W.; Huston, Ted J.: Trace metal distributions in the uppermost sediments of the Black Sea; a metalliferous black shale analog?
83%51994Schijf, Johan; de Baar, Hein J. W. et al.: Kinetics of Ce and Nd scavenging in Black Sea waters
83%11
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41		1980Brumsack, H. J.: Geochemistry of Cretaceous black shales from the Atlantic Ocean (DSDP legs 11, 14, 36 and 41)
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47-398		1982Habib, D.: Sedimentary supply origin of Cretaceous black shales
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164-997		2004Borowski, Walter S.: A review of methane and gas hydrates in the dynamic, stratified system of the Blake Ridge region, offshore southeastern North Americadownload
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95-603		2004Kuypers, Marcel M. M.; Lourens, Lucas J. et al.: Orbital forcing of organic carbon burial in the proto-North Atlantic during oceanic anoxic event 2download
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13-132		1982Thunell, Robert C.; Williams, Douglas F.: Late Neogene anoxic events in the Mediterranean Sea
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14-144
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43-386		2007Horst, Peter Arjan: High-resolution cyclostratigraphy of the Cenomanian-Turonian interval; paleoceanographic implications, a comparison between Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 386 and 144
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14-144		2002Kuypers, Marcel M. M.; Pancost, Richard D. et al.: Enhanced productivity led to increased organic carbon burial in the euxinic North Atlantic basin during the late Cenomanian oceanic anoxic event
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95-603		2004Kuypers, Marcel M. M.; van Breugel, Yvonne et al.: N (sub 2) -fixing cyanobacteria supplied nutrient N for Cretaceous oceanic anoxic events
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207-1257		2004Wagner, Thomas; Sinninghe Damste, Jaap S. et al.: Euxinia and primary production in Late Cretaceous eastern Equatorial Atlantic surface waters fostered orbitally driven formation of marine black shalesdownload
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15-147		1995Peterson, Larry C.; Overpeck, Jonathan T. et al.: Anoxic basin records detailed climate history
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15-149		1973Tsou, Jaw-Long; Hammond, Douglas E. et al.: Interstitial water studies, Leg 15, study of CO (sub 2) released from stored deep-sea sedimentsdownload
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120-749		1995Li, Qianyu; McGowran, B. et al.: Early Palaeocene Parvularugeoglobigerina and late Eocene Praetenuitella; does evolutionary convergence imply similar habitat?
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62-463		2006Walczak, P. S.; Duncan, R. A. et al.: Cretaceous anoxic event 1a linked with submarine plateau volcanism; geochemical evidence from marine sedimentary sections
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62-466		1982Thiede, Jorn; Dean, W. E. et al.: Oxygen-deficient depositional paleoenvironments in the Mid-Cretaceous tropical and subtropical central Pacific Ocean
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18-178		1990O'Day, P. A.; Pevear, D. R. et al.: Calcite cements in expanded micas suggest bacterial activity
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185-801		1996Kuhnt, Wolfgang; Moullade, Michel et al.: Cretaceous palaeoceanographic events and abyssal agglutinated foraminifera
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123		1996Holbourn, Ann E. L.; Kaminski, Michael A.: The palaeoceanographic evolution of the Indian Ocean during the Early Cretaceous; evidence from benthic foraminifera
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113-692		1990O'Connell, Suzanne; Wise, Sherwood W.: Development of Mesozoic organic-rich sedimentary facies across southwestern Gondwanaland margins and basinsdownload
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52-417		1993Bralower, Timothy J.; Sliter, William V. et al.: Dysoxic/anoxic episodes in the Aptian-Albian (Early Cretaceous)
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27-262		1974Cook, P. J.: Geochemistry and diagenesis of interstitial fluids and associated calcareous oozes, Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 27, Site 262, Timor Troughdownload
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71		1991Claparols, C.; Desprairies, A. et al.: Chemical and isotopic ( (super 143) Nd/ (super 144) Nd and (super 87) Sr/ (super 86) Sr) characteristics of Late Jurassic Albian anoxic deposits from the South Atlantic Ocean; evidence of contemporaneous volcanism
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71-511		1990Claparols, C.; Desprairies, A. et al.: Chemical and isotopic ( (super 143) Nd/ (super 144) Nd and (super 87) Sr/ (super 86) Sr) characteristics of black shales Mesozoic series from the South Atlantic Ocean; evidence of contemporaneous volcanism
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39-356		1996Trindade, L. A. F.; Porsche, E. et al.: Geochemical and biostratigraphic characterization of an Upper Cretaceous organic-rich condensed section in the Santos Basin, Brazil
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40-365		1978Siesser, W. G.: Petrography and geochemistry of pyrite and marcasite in DSDP Leg 40 sedimentsdownload
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40-364		1978Simoneit, B. R. T.: Lipid analyses of sediments from Site 364 in the Angola Basin, DSDP Leg 40download
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41-367		1982Dean, W. E.; Gardner, J. V.: Origin and geochemistry of redox cycles of Jurassic to Eocene age, Cape Verde Basin (DSDP Site 367), continental margin of North-West Africa
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41-367		1986Brumsack, H. J.; Thurow, J.: The geochemical facies of black shales from the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary event (CTBE)
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207-1260		2007Forster, Astrid; Schouten, Stefan et al.: Tropical warming and intermittent cooling during the Cenomanian/Turonian oceanic anoxic event 2; sea surface temperature records from the Equatorial Atlanticdownload
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210-1276		2008Sinninghe Damste, J. S.; Mueller, A. et al.: A parallel drop in pCO (sub 2) and sea surface temperature during a Mid-Cretaceous oceanic anoxic event

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