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40%105
105-645
105-646
105-647		1992Miller, Gifford H.; Funder, Svend et al.: Timing and character of the last interglacial-glacial transition in the eastern Canadian Arctic and Northwest Greenland
57%12
12-112		1979Miller, K. G.; Gradstein, F. M. et al.: Cretaceous to early Tertiary agglutinated benthic foraminifera in the deep ocean and Atlantic margin; biostratigraphy and paleoceanography
36%150
150-904
166
166-1006		1998Miller, K. G.; Sugarman, P. J. et al.: Onshore-offshore correlations of Cenozoic sequences, New Jersey coastal plain and slope
57%1501994Miller, Kenneth G.: Sequences, sea-level, tectonics and the NJ Coastal Plain Drilling Project
40%82
82-558
82-563		1985Miller, Kenneth G.; Aubry, Marie-Pierre et al.: Oligocene-Miocene biostratigraphy, magnetostratigraphy, and isotopic stratigraphy of the western North Atlantic
57%1501996Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, J. V. et al.: Sea-level vs. tectonic controls on passive margin sedimentation; results from the New Jersey coastal plain drilling project
57%80
80-549		1982Miller, Kenneth G.; Curry, William B. et al.: Late Paleogene (Eocene to Oligocene) paleoceanography of Site 549, DSDP Leg 80; benthic foraminiferal faunal and isotopic evidence
50%12
12-112
12-119
47
47-398
48
48-401		1981Miller, Kenneth G.; Curry, William B.: Eocene to Oligocene paleoceanographic changes in the Labrador Sea and Bay of Biscay; faunal, seismic, and isotopic evidence
57%12
12-119
94
94-608		1985Miller, Kenneth G.; Fairbanks, Richard G. et al.: Development of abyssal circulation in the eastern North Atlantic; benthic foraminiferal carbon isotopic evidence
57%9
9-77
30
30-289
41
41-366
82
82-563		1983Miller, Kenneth G.; Fairbanks, Richard G.: Abyssal circulation in the North Atlantic during the early to middle Miocene
86%1989Miller, Kenneth G.; Katz, Miriam E.: An overview of Cenozoic deep-sea benthic foraminifera
43%150
174A		2000Miller, Kenneth G.; Mountain, Gregory S. et al.: Eustasy, sequences, and the New Jersey sea-level transect; past, present, and future drilling
25%3132012Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter J. et al.: Pleistocene sequence stratigraphy of the shallow continental shelf, offshore New Jersey; constraints of Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Leg 313 core holes
36%2004Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter J. et al.: Upper Cretaceous sequences and sea-level history, New Jersey coastal plain
50%2002Miller, Kenneth G.; Sugarman, Peter et al.: A Late Cretaceous chronology of large, rapid sea-level changes; glacioeustasy during the greenhouse world
43%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
43%2006Miller, Kenneth; Mountain, Gregory S. et al.: Continental dynamics meets ocean drilling at the Jersey shore
8%821985Mills, William G.: Explanatory notes, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 82download
18%3022011Minakov, Alexander N.; Podladchikov, Yury Yu.: Tectonic subsidence of the Lomonosov Ridgedownload
43%118
118-735
176
176-735		2004Miranda, Elena A.; John, Barbara E.: Oceanic core complex development at Atlantis Bank, Southwest Indian Ridge
86%1982Miskell, Kimberlee J.: Opaline silica deposition from the Cretaceous to the Recent, a paleocirculation indicator
50%77
171B		2010Mitchell, Kristen L.; Watkins, David K.: Plankton evolution driven by paleoceanographic change; Prediscosphaera from the Mid-Cretaceous in the western North Atlantic and deep Gulf of Mexico
43%71
71-511		2006Mizintseva, Svetlana; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Paleowater depth change and deposition during the late Santonian-early Campanian (77-83.5 Ma) on the New Jersey Coastal Plain
6%61
61-462
89
89-462
89-585
89-586		1986Moberly, Ralph; Schlanger, Seymour O. et al.: Initial reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project covering Leg 89 of the cruises of the Drilling Vessel Glomar Challenger, Yokohama, Japan, to Noumea, New Caledonia, October-November, 1982download
57%26
26-251
94
94-608
115
115-714
138
138-852		1993Mock, S. E.; Bralower, T. J.: The late Miocene small Reticulofenestra event in a global biostratigraphic framework
43%162
162-984		2012Moelling, Leah I.; Mokeddem, Zohra et al.: New evidence of millennial-scale climate variability during the peak warm interval of marine isotope stage (MIS) 9
43%177
177-1090		2010Monahan, Kyle Matthew; Katz, Miriam E. et al.: Eocene fluctuations in the CCD & climate; evidence from carbonate & oxygen isotopes (ODP Site 1090)
50%113
113-690		2005Monechi, Simonetta; Bernaola, Gilen et al.: Differences in the response of calcareous nannoplankton communities to the PETM event; a summary and paleobiogeographic implications
35%62
62-465		1983Montanari, Alessandro; Hay, Richard L. et al.: Spheroids at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary are altered impact droplets of basaltic composition
43%1501998Monteverde, D. H.; Miller, K. G. et al.: New seismic correlations of onshore NJ boreholes with offshore sequences; verification of ages and speculations on within-sequence facies variations
43%150
174A		2000Monteverde, D. H.; Mountain, G. S. et al.: Characteristics of lower Miocene sequences offshore New Jersey
43%150
313		2006Monteverde, Donald M.; Mountain, Gregory S. et al.: Identification and correlation of lower Miocene sequences using onshore corehole and offshore seismic data along the mid-Atlantic transect; predicting results for IODP Expedition 313
30%207
207-1261		2010Montoya-Pino, Carolina; Weyer, Stefan et al.: Global enhancement of ocean anoxia during Oceanic Anoxic Event 2; a quantitative approach using U isotopes
57%94
94-608		1988Monts, Lee A.; Healy-Williams, Nancy et al.: Late Miocene through Quaternary morphological changes in the long-ranging benthic foraminiferal species Globocassidulina subglobosa
57%85
85-574
94
94-608		1988Monts, Lee: Late Oligocene through Quaternary shape changes in the long-ranging benthic foraminiferal species Epistominella exigua and Globocassidulina subglobosa
71%641979Moore, D. G.; Curray, J. R.: Deep sea drilling in the Gulf of California, a new ocean basin
71%641982Moore, David G.; Curray, Joseph R.: Opening of the Gulf of California by a single two-phase process
57%15
15-151
15-152
15-153		1976Moore, G. T.; Fahlquist, D. A.: Seismic profile tying Caribbean DSDP sites 153, 151, 152
57%57
57-439		1980Moore, G. W.: Arc-type volcanic rocks anomalously near oceanic trenches
71%57
57-441		1979Moore, G. W.: Relationship between slickensides in deep-sea cores and underthrusting at the Japan Trench, DSDP Site 441
50%78
78-541
78-542
78-543		1981Moore, J. C.; Biju-Duval, B. et al.: Offscraping and underthrusting of sediment at the deformation front of the Barbados ridge complex; results from Leg 78A DSDP
57%31
31-297
31-298
31-299		1976Moore, J. C.; Karig, D. E.: Sedimentology, structural geology, and tectonics of the Shikoku subduction zone, southwestern Japan
71%31
31-298		1974Moore, J. C.; Karig, D. E.: Structural geology and tectonics of the Shikoku subduction zone
57%1997Moore, J. C.; Klaus, A. et al.: Origin and evolution of the decollement zone of the northern Barbados accretionary prism
57%661979Moore, J. C.; Watkins, J. S. et al.: Progressive accretion and imbricate thrusting, Middle America Trench, southern Mexico; results from Leg 66 DSDP
86%1986Moore, J. Casey (ed.): Structural fabric in Deep Sea Drilling Project cores from forearcs
57%78
78-541		1982Moore, J. Casey; Biju-Duval, B. et al.: Thrust faulting and decollement development at the deformation front of the Barbados Ridge complex
43%78
78-541
78-542
78-543		1982Moore, J. Casey; Biju-Duval, Bernard et al.: Offscraping and underthrusting of sediment at the deformation front of the Barbados Ridge; Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 78A
51%1986Moore, J. Casey; Lundberg, Neil: Tectonic overview of Deep Sea Drilling Project transects of forearcs
57%156
156-948		1995Moore, J. Casey; Moore, G. et al.: Hydrofracturing and seismic imaging of the decollement zone, northern Barbados Ridge
71%146
146-891		1994Moore, J. Casey; Moran, Kate et al.: Fluid pressure estimates from the frontal thrust, Oregon accretionary prism
40%1986Moore, J. Casey; Roeske, Sarah M. et al.: Scaly fabrics from Deep Sea Drilling Project cores from forearcs
51%1991Moore, J. Casey; Taira, Asahiko et al.: Ocean drilling and accretionary processes
30%308
308-U1322
308-U1324		2011Moore, J. Casey; Urgeles, Roger et al.: Threshold of borehole failure; breaking in before breaking out, Mississippi Fan, Gulf of Mexico
57%661982Moore, J. Casey; Watkins, Joel S. et al.: Geology and tectonic evolution of a juvenile accretionary terrane along a truncated convergent margin; synthesis of results from Leg 66 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, southern Mexico
61%2008Moore, T. C., Jr.: Biogenic silica and chert in the Pacific Ocean
10%1979Moore, T. C., Jr.; Romine, K.: In search of resolutiondownload
71%1972Moore, Ted C., Jr.: Biostratigraphy and the Deep Sea Drilling Project; big success and little failures
5%74
74-525
74-526
74-527
74-528
74-529		1984Moore, Theodore C., Jr.; Rabinowitz, Philip D. et al.: Initial reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project covering Leg 74 of the cruises of the drilling vessel Glomar Challenger; Cape Town, South Africa, to Walvis Bay, South Africa, June to July, 1980download
36%74
74-525
74-526
74-527
74-528
74-529		1983Moore, Theodore C., Jr.; Rabinowitz, Philip D. et al.: The Walvis Ridge transect, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 74; the geologic evolution of an oceanic plateau in the South Atlantic Ocean
30%111
111-677		2005Mora, German; Hinnov, Linda: Orbital forcing of tropical water balance inferred from sulfur speciation in lake sediments
36%165
165-999		2003Mora, German; Martinez, Ignacio: Temperature and salinity changes in the Caribbean Sea during glacial/interglacial intervals as inferred from elemental and isotopic data
43%165
165-999		2005Mora, German; Martinez, J. Ignacio: 400,000-history of terrigenous accumulation in the Caribbean Sea inferred from elemental metal abundances of ODP 999 sediments
43%165
165-999		2006Mora, German; Martinez, J. Ignacio: Secular changes of marine productivity in the western Caribbean Sea during the late Quaternary as indicated by geochemical data of ODP 999A sediments
1%3222010Moreau, John W.; Lynch, Jill E. et al.: Biochemical and geomicrobiological evidence for an ultra-deep anaerobic methane oxidation zone in the Nankai Trough sub-seafloordownload
43%2006Morgan, Joanna V.; Urrutia, Jaime et al.: Future drilling of the Chicxulub impact crater
57%131
131-808
132
196
196-808		1993Morgan, Julia K.; Karig, Daniel E.: Numerically-driven strain estimates and balanced cross-section across the toe of the eastern Nankai accretionary prism
3%2009Morgan, Julia K.; Silver, Eli et al.: Addressing geohazards through ocean drillingdownload
10%90
90-587
90-588
90-589
90-590
90-591
90-592
90-593		1986Morin, Roger H.: Physical properties of calcareous sediments from the Southwest Pacificdownload
30%171B
171B-1050
207
207-1258		2007Moriya, Kazuyoshi; Wilson, Paul A. et al.: Testing for ice sheets during the mid-Cretaceous greenhouse using glassy foraminiferal calcite from the mid-Cenomanian tropics on Demerara Rise
57%57
57-438
57-440
127
127-794
128
128-794		1994Morley, J. J.; Heusser, L. E.: Paleoenvironments of Japan and adjacent seas; a high resolution Pliocene study
30%56
56-434
170
170-1040		2002Morris, J.; Valentine, R. et al.: (super 10) Be imaging of sediment accretion and subduction along the Northeast Japan and Costa Rica convergent margins
57%75
75-532
107
107-652
107-654		1988Morse, John W.; Mays, Linda L. et al.: Controls on carbon/sulfur relationships in Neogene to Quaternary sediments from the Benguela upwelling and the Tyrrhenian Sea
43%28
28-270		2009Mortimer, Nick; Palin, J. Michael et al.: Delamerian enclaves within the Lachlan Orogen of Zealandia and Antarctica
10%5
5-35		1990Morton, Janet L.; Zierenberg, Robert A. et al.: Volcanic and sedimentary controls on hydrothermal mineralization at Escanaba Trough, southern Gorda Ridgedownload
71%80
80-548		1984Moss, Kevin; Loubere, Paul: Response of the North Atlantic to climatic variations in the late Pliocene
57%1501993Mountain, G. S.; Miller, K. G. et al.: Eustatic change and the stratigraphic record; closing the gap between models and observation on the NJSL/MAT
57%1501994Mountain, G. S.; Miller, K. G.: Identifying the origin and age of sequence boundaries on the New Jersey slope; ODP Leg 150
57%150
174A
174A-1071
174A-1072
174A-1073		2000Mountain, Gregory S.; Monteverde, D. et al.: Late Pleistocene glacioeustatic controls of stratigraphic development offshore New Jersey
52%3132010Mountain, Gregory; Proust, Jean-Noel et al.: Eustatic history, sequence architecture, and lithofacies associations of the NJ transect; preliminary results of IODP Exp 313
43%3132011Mountain, Gregory; Proust, Jean-Noel: Eustatic history, sequence architecture, and lithofacies successions along the NJ transect; a progress report
3%3132010Mountain, Gregory; Proust, Jean-Noel: The New Jersey margin scientific drilling project (IODP Expedition 313); untangling the record of global and local sea-level changesdownload
10%601982Mrozowski, Cary L.; Hayes, Dennis E. et al.: Multichannel seismic reflection surveys of Leg 60 sites, Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
43%208
208-1264
208-1266
208-1267		2012Muehlbauer, Robert; Kelly, Daniel Clay: Deep-sea carbonate sedimentation in the southeastern Atlantic during the middle-to-late Miocene transition
71%34
34-319
34-321		1974Muehlenbachs, K.: Oxygen isotope geochemistry of DSDP Leg 34 basalts
40%121
121-758		1994Mueller, R. Dietmar; Royer, Jean-Yves et al.: Revised plate motions relative to the hotspots from combined Atlantic and Indian Ocean hotspot tracks; reply
51%2004Mueller, Ulrich C.; Kukla, George J.: North Atlantic Current and European environments during the declining stage of the last interglacial
29%167
167-1012
167-1017
167-1018
167-1019
167-1020		2002Muhs, Daniel R.; Simmons, Kathleen R. et al.: The last interglacial period on the Pacific Coast of North America; timing and paleoclimate
50%3022006Mullen, Kristen; Summa, Michelle et al.: The first long term record of ice-rafting in the central Arctic based on sand accumulation, 0 to 46 Ma
1%324
324-U1346		2010Murphy, David: Sr, Nd and Pb isotope data from the Shirshov Massif of the Shatsky Rise, north-west Pacificdownload
57%29
29-277
90
90-592
90-593		1984Murphy, Margaret G.; Kennett, James P.: Oxygen isotopic evidence for the development of latitudinal thermal gradients in the Oligocene of the Southwest Pacific
57%29
29-277
31
31-292
90
90-592
90-593		1983Murphy, Margaret G.; Kennett, James P.: The Eocene/Oligocene boundary; new isotopic evidence from DSDP Leg 90, temperate South-west Pacific
71%115
117
121
122		1991Murray, D. W.; Peterson, L. C.: Late Neogene increase in calcium carbonate accumulation in the Indian Ocean; a global phenomenon?
86%1992Murray, Richard W.: Identifying depositional environments of chert using chemical techniques; an overview of general principles and a synthesis of 45 published results
86%1990Murray, Richard W.; Buchholtz-ten Brink, Marilyn R.: Rare earth element sources to fine-grained marine sediments; assessing the marine and terrestrial records
43%1652001Murray, Richard W.; Thunell, Robert C. et al.: Climatically controlled variations in redox chemistry of the Cariaco Basin, Venezuela; comparing results from the Ocean Drilling Program and sediment traps
35%2042006Musgrave, Robert J.; Bangs, Nathan L. et al.: Rise of the base of the gas hydrate zone since the last glacial recorded by rock magnetism
86%1983Musich, Lillian F.: Computer classification of deep sea sediments
100%1982Musich, Lillian F.; Freelander, Nancy A.: Computer storage of paleontologic data
86%1981Musich, Lillian F.; Woodbury, Peter B.: Coordinated computer management of ocean data

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