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22%199
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206-1256		2007Ziegler, C. L.; Murray, Richard W. et al.: Resolving eolian, volcanogenic, and authigenic components in pelagic sediment from the Pacific Oceandownload
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69-504
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70-504
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83-504
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148-504		2007Barker, A. K.; Coogan, L. A. et al.: Sr isotope constraints on extent and character of fluid flow in EPR crust
22%8
8-69
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10-94
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15-149
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17-167
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22-216		1984DuBois, David L.: The spatial and temporal relationships of the North American microtektite layer
22%154
154-926
154-929		1997Weedon, Graham P.; Shackleton, Nicholas J.: Inorganic geochemical composition of Oligocene to Miocene sediments and productivity variations in the western Equatorial Atlantic; results from sites 926 and 929
22%1541997Bickert, Torsten; Curry, William B. et al.: Late Pliocene to Holocene (2.6-0 MA) western Equatorial Atlantic deep-water circulation; inferences from benthic stable isotopes
22%154
154-926
154-929		1997Flower, Benjamin P.; Zachos, James C. et al.: Latest Oligocene through early Miocene isotopic stratigraphy and deep-water paleoceanography of the western Equatorial Atlantic; sites 926 and 929
22%1541997Herbert, Timothy D.; DiDonna, Steven et al.: Life cycle(s) of sediment physical properties, Ceara Rise
22%171A
171A-1049
171B
171B-1050
171B-1051
171B-1052
171B-1053		1997Nakai, M.; Ussler, W., III et al.: Magnetic parameters of Cretaceous-Paleogene sediments from the Blake Nose, western Atlantic; ODP Leg 171B; Sites 1049-1053
22%138
138-854		1991Mayer, Larry A.; Pisias, Nicklas G. et al.: Site 854download
22%86
86-579
86-580
145
145-881
145-883
145-887		1994Krissek, L. A.: Pliocene ice-rafting in the North Pacific and the Norwegian Sea; hemispheric patterns and local variations
22%139
139-856
139-857
139-858
146
169
169-856
169-857
169-858		1994Frueh-Green, G. L.; Bernasconi, S. et al.: Reaction control of the chemical and isotopic compositions of hydrothermal fluids at a sedimented ridge (Middle Valley, ODP Leg 139)
22%139
139-856
139-857
139-858
146
169
169-856
169-857
169-858		1993Boni, Maria; Frueh-Green, Gretchen L. et al.: The authigenic carbonate nodules recovered during ODP Leg 139 in the hydrothermally affected sediments at Middle Valley, Juan de Fuca Ridge
22%154
154-929		1997Richter, Carl; Valet, Jean-Pierre et al.: Rock magnetic properties of sediments from Ceara Rise (Site 929); implications for the origin of the magnetic susceptibility signal
22%154
154-925		1997Ohkouchi, Naohiko; Wada, Eitaro: Secular variations in sedimentary organic delta (super 13) C during the last 35 M.Y. in the tropical Atlantic, Site 925
22%177
177-1090		1998Hodell, David A.; Gersonde, Rainer et al.: Southern Ocean paleoceanography; preliminary results from Leg 177
22%118
118-735
147
147-894
153
153-921
153-922
153-923
176
176-735		1999Kelemen, P. B.: Comparison of chemical variation in gabbros from ophiolites, oceanic crust, and continental, igneous layered intrusions
22%118
118-735
153
153-921
153-922
153-923
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176-735		1999Hertogen, J.: Cumulate processes and geochemical differentiation within Oceanic Layer 3
22%162
162-982
162-985		1999Wallrabe-Adams, Hans-Joachim; Werner, Reinhard: Data report: chemical composition of middle Miocene-lower Pliocene ash from sites 982 and 985
22%162
162-984		1999Huber, Robert; Baumann, Karl-Heinz et al.: Data report: counting experiments on different size fractions; examples from Site 984
22%184
184-1146		2006Zhu Youhai; Huang Yongyang et al.: Geochemical and stable isotopic compositions of pore fluids and authigenic siderite concretions from Site 1146, ODP Leg 184; implications for gas hydrate
22%165
165-1001
171B
171B-1050		2001Roehl, Ursula; Ogg, James G. et al.: Astronomical calibration of the Danian time scale
22%159
159-959
159-960
159-961
159-962		2001Pletsch, T.; Erbacher, J. et al.: Cretaceous separation of Africa and South America; the view from the West African margin (ODP Leg 159)
22%118
118-735
176
176-735		2005Schwartz, Joshua J.; John, Barbara E. et al.: Dating the growth of oceanic crust at a slow-spreading ridgedownload
22%64
64-480
72
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172-1061		2005McHargue, L. R.; Donahue, D. J.: Effects of climate and the cosmic ray flux on the (super 10) Be content of marine sedimentsdownload
22%24
24-231		2007Feakins, Sarah J.; Brown, Francis H. et al.: Plio-Pleistocene microtephra in DSDP Site 231, Gulf of Adendownload
22%69
69-504
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92-504
111
111-504
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148-504		2010Barker, A. K.; Coogan, L. A. et al.: Insights into the behaviour of sulphur in mid-ocean ridge axial hydrothermal systems from the composition of the sheeted dyke complex at Pito Deep
22%111
111-504
137
137-504
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140-504
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148-504
206
206-1256		2010Carlson, R. L.: How crack porosity and shape control seismic velocities in the upper oceanic crust; modeling downhole logs from Holes 504B and 1256Ddownload
22%77
77-535		2001Cole, G. A.; Yu, A. et al.: The deep water Gulf of Mexico petroleum system; insights from piston coring, defining seepage, anomalies, and background
22%207
207-1257
207-1259		2006Friedrich, Oliver; Erbacher, Jochen: Benthic foraminiferal assemblages from Demerara Rise (ODP Leg 207, western tropical Atlantic); possible evidence for a progressive opening of the Equatorial Atlantic Gatewaydownload
22%1962006Ienaga, M.; McNeill, L. C. et al.: Borehole image analysis of the Nankai accretionary wedge, ODP Leg 196; structural and stress studiesdownload
22%189
189-1169
189-1172		2002Exon, Neville; Kennett, Jim et al.: Drilling reveals climatic consequences of Tasmanian Gateway opening
22%175
175-1087		2007McClymont, Erin L.; Martinez-Garcia, Alfredo et al.: Benefits of freeze-drying sediments for the analysis of total chlorins and alkenone concentrations in marine sedimentsdownload
22%125
125-782		2006Schmidt, A.; Straub, S. M. et al.: How fast do volcanic arcs establish steady-state?download
22%184
184-1146		2006Arnold, Eve M.: Late Miocene-Pleistocene mineralogy, Site 1146
22%2002Holbrook, W. S.; Lizarralde, D. et al.: Escape of methane gas through sediment waves in a large methane hydrate province
22%14
14-144		2002Norris, Richard D.; Bice, Karen L. et al.: Jiggling the tropical thermostat in the Cretaceous hothouse
22%183
183-1136
183-1137
183-1138
183-1139
183-1140
183-1141
183-1142		2002Coffin, Millard F.; Pringle, Malcolm S. et al.: Kerguelen hotspot magma output since 130 Ma
22%154
171B		2004Schmidt, Daniela N.; Thierstein, Hans R. et al.: The evolutionary history of size variation of planktic foraminiferal assemblages in the Cenozoicdownload
22%146
146-893		2004Williams, G. A.; Turekian, K. K.: The glacial-interglacial variation of sea water osmium isotopes as recorded in Santa Barbara Basindownload
22%191
191-1179		2004McCarthy, Francine M. G.; Findlay, Duncan J. et al.: The micropaleontological character of anomalous calcareous sediments of late Pliocene through early Pleistocene age below the CCD in the northwestern north Pacific Oceandownload
22%117
117-722
121
121-758
145
145-885
145-886		2001An Zhisheng; Kutzbach, John E. et al.: Evolution of Asian monsoons and phased uplift of the Himalaya-Tibetan Plateau since late Miocene times
22%168
168-1026
168-1027
168-1029
168-1030
168-1031
168-1032		2001Buatier, Martine D.; Monnin, Christophe et al.: Fluid-sediment interactions related to hydrothermal circulation in the eastern flank of the Juan de Fuca Ridge
22%113
113-690		2006Friedrich, Oliver; Meier, K. J. Sebastian: Suitability of stable oxygen and carbon isotopes of calcareous dinoflagellate cysts for paleoclimatic studies; evidence from the Campanian/Maastrichtian cooling phasedownload
22%108
108-658		2006Cole, J. M.; deMenocal, P. B. et al.: Terrigenous evidence from marine sediments for deglacial climate variability in Africadownload
22%1331992Davies, P. J.; McKenzie, J. A. et al.: Resultats preliminaires du leg ODP 133 sur la marge nord-orientale de l'Australie; evolution de plates-formes carbonatees cenozoiques en contexte de marge passive Preliminary results of ODP Leg 133 through the northeastern Australian margin; evolution of Cenozoic, passive-margin carbonate platforms
22%90
90-594		1992Carter, R. M.; Carter, L.: Seismic imaging of Pleistocene deep-sea cyclothems; implications for sequence stratigraphy
22%56
56-436		1980Pisciotto, K. A.: Chert and porcellanite from Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 436, Northwest Pacificdownload
22%161
161-976
161-978
161-979		2002Hernandez-Molina, F. J.; Somoza, L. et al.: Quaternary stratigraphic stacking patterns on the continental shelves of the southern Iberian Peninsula; their relationship with global climate and palaeoceanographic changes
22%166
166-1003
166-1005
166-1007
166-1008
166-1009		2002Melim, L. A.; Westphal, H. et al.: Questioning carbonate diagenetic paradigms; evidence from the Neogene of the Bahamas
22%1541997Billups, Katharina; Ravelo, A. Christina et al.: Early Pliocene deep-water circulations; stable isotope evidence for enhanced northern component deep water
22%2009James, Keith H.: Evolution of Middle America and the in situ Caribbean Plate model
22%1812004Neil, Helen L.; Carter, Lionel et al.: Thermal isolation of Campbell Plateau, New Zealand, by the Antarctic Circumpolar Current over the past 130 kyrdownload
22%173
173-1068		2004Hopkinson, L.; Beard, J. S et al.: The hydrothermal plumbing of a serpentinite-hosted detachment; evidence from the west Iberia non-volcanic rifted continental margindownload
22%1541997Flower, Benjamin P.; Zachos, James C. et al.: Milankovitch-scale climate variability recorded near the Oligocene/Miocene boundary
22%1541997King, Teresa A.; Ellis, W. G., Jr. et al.: Miocene evolution of carbonate sedimentation at the Ceara Rise; a multivariate data/proxy approach
22%154
154-926		1997Pearson, Paul N.; Shackleton, Nicholas J. et al.: Multispecies planktonic foraminifer stable isotope stratigraphy through Oligocene/Miocene boundary climatic cycles, Site 926
22%69
69-504
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70-504
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83-504
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92-504		1988Kawahata, Hodaka; Shikazono, Naotatsu: Sulfur isotope and total studies of basalts and greenstones from DSDP Hole 504B, Costa Rica Rift; implications for hydrothermal alteration
22%51
51-417
52
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52-418
53
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102-418		1977Bryan, W. B.; Robinson, P. T. et al.: Studying oceanic layers
22%118
118-735
147
147-894
153
153-923
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176-735		2004Carlson, R. L.; Miller, D. Jay: Influence of pressure and mineralogy on seismic velocities in oceanic gabbros; implications for the composition and state of the lower oceanic crustdownload
22%1451993Rea, David K.; Basov, Ivan A. et al.: Explanatory notesdownload
22%154
154-925		1997Murayama, Masafumi; Nagai, H. et al.: (super 10) Be and (super 9) Be concentrations in the deep sea sediments at Site 925, Ceara Rise, in the western Equatorial Atlantic; implication of (super 10) Be flux change
22%54
54-424
54-425		1978Hekinian, R.; Rosendahl, B. R. et al.: Hydrothermal deposits and associated basement rocks from the Galapagos spreading center
22%75
75-530
75-531
75-532		1982Hay, William W.; Sibuet, Jean-Claude et al.: Sedimentation and accumulation of organic carbon in the Angola Basin and on Walvis Ridge; preliminary results of Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 75
22%1962004Bangs, Nathan L.; Shipley, Thomas H. et al.: Evolution of the Nankai Trough decollement from the trench into the seismogenic zone; inferences from three-dimensional seismic reflection imaging
22%152
152-919		2004St. John, Kristen; Flower, Benjamin P. et al.: Evolution of iceberg melting, biological productivity, and the record of Icelandic volcanism in the Irminger Basin since 630 kadownload
22%1692004Houghton, J. L.; Shanks, W. C., III et al.: Massive sulfide deposition and trace element remobilization in the Middle Valley sediment-hosted hydrothermal system, northern Juan de Fuca Ridgedownload
22%113
113-689
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114-702
119
119-738
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120-748		2004Bohaty, S. M.; Zachos, J. C. et al.: Middle Eocene to early Oligocene paleoceanography of the Southern Ocean from foraminiferal stable isotope and Mg/Ca records
22%2042005Teichert, Barbara M. A.; Bohrmann, Gerhard et al.: Chemoherms on Hydrate Ridge; unique microbially-mediated carbonate build-ups growing into the water columndownload
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69-504
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70-504
83
83-504
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92-504
111
111-504
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137-504
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148-504		2005Christeson, Gail L.; McIntosh, K. D.: Correlation of seismic layer 2A and observed extrusive/dike boundary of fast-spreading and intermediate-spreading crust exposed near Hess Deep and the Blanco Transform
22%120
120-748		2008Villa, Giuliana; Fioroni, C. et al.: Middle Eocene-late Oligocene climate variability; calcareous nannofossil response at Kerguelen Plateau, Site 748download
22%1541997deMenocal, Peter; Archer, David et al.: Pleistocene variations in deep Atlantic circulation and calcite burial between 1.2 and 0.6 Ma; a combined data-model approach
22%124
124-767		1998Oda, Hirokuni; Shibuya, Hidetoshi: An improvement in ABIC-minimizing deconvolution for continuously measured magnetic remanence data
22%118
118-735
176
176-735		2001Haggas, S. L.; Brewer, T. S. et al.: Relocating and orientating cores by the integration of electrical and optical images; a case study from Ocean Drilling Program Hole 735B
22%62
62-465		1983Montanari, Alessandro; Hay, Richard L. et al.: Spheroids at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary are altered impact droplets of basaltic composition
22%19
19-183		1983Stevenson, Andrew J.; Scholl, David W. et al.: Tectonic and geologic implications of the Zodiac Fan, Aleutian abyssal plain, Northeast Pacific
22%69
69-504
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70-504
83
83-504
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92-504
111
111-504
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137-504
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148-504		2005Carlson, R. L.: Where the gabbros are; a different view of evidence from seismic profiles and lab studies
22%155
155-942		2006Boot, C. S.; Ettwein, V. J. et al.: A 35,000 year record of terrigenous and marine lipids in Amazon Fan sedimentsdownload
22%207
207-1257
207-1258
207-1260		2006Bice, Karen L.; Birgel, Daniel et al.: A multiple proxy and model study of Cretaceous upper ocean temperatures and atmospheric CO (sub 2) concentrationsdownload
22%150
150-903
174A
174A-1071
174A-1072
174A-1073		2000Harris, L. C.; Whiting, B. M.: Sequence-stratigraphic significance of Miocene to Pliocene glauconite-rich layers, on- and offshore of the US Mid-Atlantic margin
22%1541997Tiedemann, Ralf; Franz, S. O.: Deep-water circulation, chemistry, and terrigenous sediment supply in the Equatorial Atlantic during the Pliocene, 3.3-2.6 Ma and 5-4.5 Ma
22%156
156-949
168
168-1024		2002Fisher, A. T.; Villinger, H. et al.: Deep-penetration heat flow probes raise questions about interpretations from shorter probes; discussion and reply
22%115
115-707
115-709
115-710
115-713
115-714
115-715		1990Boersma, Anne: Late Oligocene to late Pliocene benthic foraminifers from depth traverses in the central Indian Ocean
22%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
22%1802008Cameron, Milo L.; Goodliffe, Andrew M.: Evidence for subduction of the Solomon Sea Plate at the Trobriand Trough, Papua New Guinea
22%314
314-C0004
316
316-C0004
316-C0007
316-C0008		2009Yamaguchi, A.; Sakaguchi, A. et al.: Geochemical features of shallow subduction thrusts; non-destructive XRF core-imaging scanner analyses of NanTroSEIZE C0004 and C0007 fault zone slabs
22%319
319-C0011
322
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333-C0011		2009Saito, S.; Underwood, M. et al.: Petrophysical characterization of subduction input sediments off Kii Peninsula; results from IODP NanTroSEIZE Stage 2
22%167
167-1017		2010Hendy, I. L.: Diagenetic behavior of barite in a coastal upwelling setting
22%3162010Milliken, Kitty L.; Reed, Robert M.: Multiple causes of diagenetic fabric anisotropy in weakly consolidated mud, Nankai accretionary prism, IODP Expedition 316
22%323
323-U1339
323-U1340
323-U1342
323-U1343
323-U1345		2010Marz, C.; Wehrmann, L. M. et al.: Preliminary results; IODP Expedition 323 (Bering Sea)
22%2011Duce, R. A.; Goldstein, A. et al.: A new NRC report on scientific ocean drilling; accomplishments and challenges
22%77
77-536
77-540		2011Goto, K.; Nakano, Y. et al.: Abundance, grain size and PDF orientations of shocked quartz grains around the Chicxulub Craterdownload
22%117
117-722		2011An Zhisheng; Clemens, Steven C. et al.: Glacial-interglacial Indian summer monsoon dynamicsdownload
22%1822011Wilson, Alicia M.; Wortmann, Ulrich et al.: Reflux circulation and groundwater age below the Great Australian Bight
22%122
122-762		2012Shamrock, Jamie L.; Watkins, David K. et al.: Eocene biogeochronology and magnetostratigraphic revision of ODP Hole 762C, Exmouth Plateau (northwest Australian Shelf)
22%122
122-762		2012Shamrock, Jamie L.; Watkins, David K.: Eocene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy and community structure from Exmouth Plateau, eastern Indian Ocean (ODP Site 762)
22%160
160-967
161
161-975		2012Cita, Maria Bianca; Gibbard, Philip L. et al.: Formal ratification of the GSSP for the base of the Calabrian stage (second stage of the Pleistocene series, Quaternary system)
22%177
177-1094		2012Foote, Kimberly; Kanfoush, Sharon L.: Preliminary examination of valve size of Fragilariopsis kerguelensis as a potential indicator of nutrient content of the Southern Ocean across the glacial termination
22%201
201-1229
308
308-U1320		2012Biddle, Jennifer F.; Sylvan, Jason B. et al.: Prospects for the study of evolution in the deep biosphere
22%302
302-M0004		2012Dickson, Alexander J.; Cohen, Anthony S. et al.: Seawater oxygenation during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
22%2011Sato, T.; Shinohara, M. et al.: Kanto Asperity Project KAP Program B; geodetic and geophysical monitoring of slow-slip events in the southern Kanto region for establishment of earthquake generation models

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