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Score ↓Exp/Site/HoleYearAuthor/TitleFull text
31%113
113-693		1987Golovchenko, Xenia: Milankovitch cycles detected from wireline logs; results from ODP Site 693, Antarctic continental margin
31%28
28-272		1987Steinhauff, D. M.; Webb, P. N.: Miocene foraminifera from DSDP Site 272, Ross Sea
31%105
105-645		1987Head, Martin J.; Norris, Geoffrey et al.: Miocene palynology of ODP Site 645, Leg 105, Baffin Bay
31%1987Pindell, James L.: ODP drilling site proposal; Yucatan or Grenada basins
31%41
41-369		1987Stein, Jeffrey A.; Damassa, Sarah P. et al.: Oligocene-Miocene biostratigraphy of DSDP Site 369; integration of dinoflagellate cyst occurrences
31%1987Pisias, Nicklas G.; Imbrie, John: Orbital geometry, CO (sub 2) , and Pleistocene climate
31%54
70		1987Barrett, T. J.; Friedrichsen, H.: Oxygen-isotopic composition of basalts from young spreading axes in the eastern Pacific
31%95
95-612		1987MacLeod, N.; Kitchell, J. et al.: Paedomorphic dwarfing of late Eocene G. linaperta (foraminifera) associated with a microtektite horizon
31%94
94-606		1987Sikes, Elisabeth L.; Keigwin, Lloyd D., Jr.: Paleoceanographic changes associated with the 2.4My glacial event in the North Atlantic
31%85
85-572
85-573		1987Hays, Patricia E.: Paleoceanography of the eastern Equatorial Pacific during the Pliocene; a high resolution radiolarian study
31%1987Schubert, Carlos: Paleoecological and neotectonic study of Cariaco Basin, central-eastern Venezuelan continental shelf
31%79
79-545
79-547		1987Leckie, R. Mark: Paleoecology of Mid-Cretaceous planktonic foraminifera; a comparison of open ocean and epicontinental sea assemblages
31%1051987de Verteuil, Laurent: Paleogene Spiniferites cysts from the southern Labrador Sea (ODP Leg 105); taxonomy and interpretation
31%1051987Firth, J. V.: Paleontologic and geophysical correlations in Baffin Bay and the Labrador Sea; ODP Leg 105
31%1987Keller, Gerta; Barron, John A.: Paleodepth distribution of Neogene deep-sea hiatusesdownload
31%74
74-528		1987D'Hondt, Steven; Keller, Gerta: Patterns of evolution in some earliest Paleocene lineages of planktic foraminifera
31%1987Clement, Bradford M.: Paleomagnetic evidence of reversals resulting from helicity fluctuations in a turbulent coredownload
31%76
76-534		1995Riedesel, Mark A.; Adams, J. Andrews et al.: Seismic data from the LFASE vertical hydrophone array
31%1995Hirata, Naoshi; Kasahara, Junzo et al.: Seismic experiment in the Rodriguez triple junction area
31%1501995Fulthorpe, C. S.; Austin, J. A., Jr.: Sequence stratigraphic geometries and Neogene evolution of the New Jersey continental margin
31%1999Kemp, Alan E. S.; Pearce, Richard B. et al.: The role of mat-forming diatoms in the formation of Mediterranean sapropels
31%162
162-983		1999Mazaud, A.; Channell, J. E. T.: The top Olduvai polarity transition at ODP Site 983 (Iceland Basin)
31%164
164-997		1999Egeberg, Per K.; Dickens, Gerald R.: Thermodynamic and pore water halogen constraints on gas hydrate distribution at ODP Site 997 (Blake Ridge)
31%1601999Warning, Birgit; Wehausen, Rolf et al.: Trace element signatures of eastern Mediterranean sapropels; implications for the sapropel formation scenario
31%1641999Tinivella, Umberta; Lukas, Dirk et al.: Two models for the quantitative estimation of gas hydrates concentrations based on borehole data; application to ODP Leg 164 results
31%141
141-862		1999Bourgois, J.; Lagabrielle, Y. et al.: Two phases of ophiolite emplacement at the Chile margin triple junction area (46-47S)
31%67
67-499
84		1999Murdock, James N.: Unrecognized failure of one critical test of strict plate tectonics
31%119
119-745		1999Joseph, L. H.; Rea, D. K. et al.: Varying Antarctic ice sheet conditions and intensity of deep water circulation at approximately 4 Ma; studies from ODP Site 745, the East Kerguelen Drift
31%1121999von Huene, Roland; Pecher, Ingo A.: Vertical tectonics and the origins of BSRs along the Peru margin
31%1999Allan, James F.: Volcanism in the Colima Rift, Trans-Mexican volcanic belt; sequentially-deepening decompression melting of arc mantle during rift development
31%136
136-843		1999Wiggins, Sean M.; Hildebrand, John A. et al.: Wireline borehole temperature measurements at ODP hole 843B (OSN-1) on the Hawaiian Arch
31%1811999Carter, L.; Carter, B. et al.: You don't know what's there until you drill; initial results from Leg 181, SW Pacific gateway
31%2000Quillevere, Frederic; Norris, Richard D. et al.: 59.2 Ma and 56.5 Ma; two significant moments in the evolution of acarininids (planktonic Foraminifera)
31%175
175-1082		2000Yamazaki, Toshitsugu; Oda, Hirokuni: A high-resolution Brunhes-Matuyama polarity transition record from South Atlantic sediment core (Ocean Drilling Program Hole 1082C)
31%2000Smolka, Peter: A new paleotemperature transfer-algorithm and its application to the reconstruction of Neogene oceans
31%114
114-704		2000Eilert, V. P.; Bjorklund, K. R.: A new radiolarian-based biostratigraphical zonation for the late Oligocene-late Pliocene high latitude sediments; Ocean Drilling Project, ODP Leg 114, site 704 (southeastern Atlantic Ocean)
31%2000Bauch, Henning A.; Erlenkeuser, Helmut et al.: A paleoclimatic evaluation of marine oxygen isotope stage 11 in the high-northern Atlantic (Nordic seas)
31%171B
171B-1052		2000Lipson-Benitah, Shulamit; Almogi-Labin, Ahuva: A revision of the Albian planktonic Foraminifera Biticinella breggiensis (Gandolfi)
31%2000Smolka, Peter: A worldwide uniform high-resolution stratigraphic standard with data for the Neogene and Paleogene
31%1902000Underwood, Michael; Saffer, Demian M. et al.: Along-strike variations in clay mineralogy and diagenesis; implications for up-dip limit of the Nankai seismogenic zone
31%139
168		2000Andersson, Eva; Simoneit, Bernd R. T. et al.: Amino acid abundances and stereochemistry in hydrothermally altered sediments from the Juan de Fuca Ridge, northeastern Pacific Ocean
31%1932000Binns, Raymond A.: Anatomy of an active seafloor hydrothermal system hosted by felsic volcanic rocks; Ocean Drilling Program Leg 193
31%1802000Kopf, Achim: Anisotropy of permeability at an active low-angle detachment fault, Woodlark Basin off Papua New Guinea
31%2000Rea, David K.; Moore, Theordore C., Jr. et al.: Atmospheric and oceanic circulation dynamics in the Equatorial Pacific of the Paleogene world
31%167
167-1010		2000Pike, Jennifer: Backscattered electron imagery analysis of early Pliocene laminated Ethmodiscus ooze, ODP Site 1010
31%162
162-984		2000Austin, W. E. N.; Evans, J. R.: Benthic Foraminifera and sediment grain size variability at intermediate water depths in the Northeast Atlantic during the late Pliocene-early Pleistocene
31%1552000Vilela, C. G.; Maslin, M. A.: Causation of the Quaternary catastrophic sediment failures of the Amazon Fan
31%2000Lear, C. H.; Elderfield, H. et al.: Cenozoic deep-sea temperatures and global ice volumes from Mg/Ca in benthic foraminiferal calcite
31%1612000Comas, M. C.: Challenges for future drilling in the western Mediterranean; potential targets in the Alboran and south Balearic basins
31%131
190		2000Hisamitsu, Toshio; Ujiie, Kohtaro et al.: Changes in magnetic fabrics of sediments at the toe of the Nankai accretionary prism
31%1752000Duncan, Laurie; Goff, John et al.: CHIRP sonar reveals Hudson River channels on the New Jersey inner shelf
31%2000Aoki, Saburo; Kohyama, Norihiko: Clay mineralogy and geochemistry of the DSDP and ODP cores from the Arabian Sea, the Bengal Fan, and the Gulf of Mexico
31%50
50-416		2000Kruse, Silke; Mutterlose, Joerg: Coccoliths under stress?; Lower Cretaceous calcareous nannofossil assemblages of nearshore and pelagic settings (NW Africa)
31%108
108-658		2000deMenocal, Peter; Ortiz, Joseph et al.: Coherent high- and low-latitude climate variability during the Holocene warm period
31%1462000Greinert, Jens; Nadler, Thomas: Cold vents and carbonate chemoherms in the Yaquina Basin, Peruvian continental margin; visual, mineralogical and isotopic investigations
31%2000Hodell, David A.; Charles, Christopher D. et al.: Comparison of interglacial stages in the South Atlantic sector of the southern ocean for the past 450 kyr; implications for marine isotope stage (MIS) 11
31%1542000Breitzke, Monika: Comparison of multi-frequency seismic data and full waveform ultrasonic transmission seismogram recordings on split ODP cores
31%1542000Palike, Heiko; Shackleton, Nicholas J.: Constraints on astronomical parameters from the geological record for the last 25 Myr
31%2000Gillis, Kathryn M.: Creation and evolution of the oceanic lithosphere; contributions from ocean drilling
31%2000Sutherland, R.; Hollis, C. J.: Cretaceous tectonic setting of New Zealand
31%2000Holcombe, Troy L.; Moore, Carla J.: Data sources, management, and presentation
31%1822000James, Noel P.: Death of a myth; drilling a cool-water carbonate platform margin in the Great Australian Bight
31%2000Thomas, Ellen; Zachos, James C. et al.: Deep-sea environments on a warm Earth; latest Paleocene-early Eocene
31%1882000Forsberg, C. F.; Gruetzner, J. et al.: Physical property changes as a proxy for East Antarctic sedimentation; first results from ODP Leg 188 (Prydz Bay)
31%101
101-631		2000Dix, George R.; Kyser, Kurt: Punctuated environmental change along the Holocene (<6 ka) bank margin of South-west Exuma Sound, Bahamas
31%154
154-929		2000Mudelsee, Manfred: Ramp function regression; a tool for quantifying climate transitions
31%2102004Shryane, Therese; Feely, Martin: ODP Leg 210, drilling on the North Atlantic; what lies beneath?
31%181
181-1119		2004Carter, R. M.: ODP Site 1119; a climatic template for the Southern Ocean for the last 3.9 Ma
31%199
199-1218		2004Palike, H.; Wade, B.: Oligocene climate forcing and palaeoceanography of the Equatorial Pacific
31%1922004Fitton, J. Godfrey (ed.); Mahoney, John J. (ed.) et al.: Origin and evolution of the Ontong Java Plateau
31%183
192		2004Coffin, Millard: Origins of the Kerguelen/Broken Ridge and Ontong Java Plateaux; from deep Earth to outer space
31%2042003Riedel, M.: ODP Leg 204; drilling gas hydrates on Hydrate Ridge
31%1202003Tucholke, Brian E.; Sibuet, Jean-Claude: ODP Leg 210 drills the Newfoundland margin in the Newfoundland-Iberia non-volcanic rift
31%177
177-1092		2003Evans, Helen F.; Westerhold, Thomas et al.: ODP Site 1092; revised composite depth section has implications for upper Miocene 'cryptochrons'
31%2009Blackman, Donna K.; Canales, Juan Pablo et al.: Geophysical signatures of oceanic core complexes
31%189
189-1171		2009White, T.; Pollard, D.: Greenhouse atmospheric hydrology and polar warmth during the Mid-Cretaceous and PETM
31%2009Kelemen, Peter B.; Matter, Jurg et al.: In situ mineral carbonation in peridotite and basalt for CO (sub 2) capture and storage
31%160
160-963		2009Papanikolaou, M. D.; Head, M. J.: Indications of temporal water masses variability at the junction of eastern and western Mediterranean sub-basins (ODP Site 963) during the middle Pleistocene transition
31%2092009Vils, Flurin: Influence of serpentinization on the light element budget of the oceanic plate
31%2009Johnson, T. C.: IODP-ICDP interactions; comparing and contrasting the drilled paleoclimate records on the African Continent with the ODP records offshore
31%2009Masure, E.; Vrielynck, B.: Late Albian dinoflagellate cyst paleobiogeography as indicator of asymmetric sea surface temperature gradient on both hemispheres with southern high latitudes warmer than northern ones
31%3022009Katsuki, Kota; Takahashi, Kozo et al.: Living diatoms in the vicinity of the North Pole, summer 2004
31%206
206-1256
309
309-U1256
312
312-U1256		2009Tominaga, Masako: M-anomaly analyses and their implications for the architecture of the upper oceanic crust
31%2009Cita, Maria Bianca: Mediterranean Neogene stratigraphy; development and evolution through the centuries
31%2009Teagle, Damon A. H.; Abe, Natsue et al.: Melting, magma, fluids and life; challenges for the the next generation of scientific ocean drilling into the oceanic lithosphere; workshop report
31%3022009Kaminski, Michael A.; Takahashi, Kozo: Micropaleontology at the North Pole; an introduction
31%48
48-401		2009Lyman, J.; Norris, R.: Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum not a transient event for North Atlantic
31%38
38-338		2009Eldrett, James S.; Harding, Ian C.: Palynological analyses of Eocene to Oligocene sediments from DSDP Site 338, outer Voring Plateau
31%3022009Poirier, Andre; Hillaire-Marcel, Claude: Os-isotope insights into major environmental changes of the Arctic Ocean during the Cenozoicdownload
31%165
165-999		2009Montoya, Joseph P.: Old new nitrogendownload
31%3022007Haley, B. A.; Frank, M. et al.: The Pb isotope evolution of Arctic Ocean Intermediate Water over the past 16 million years
31%2007Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V. et al.: The rise and fall of sea level over the past 100 million years
31%3022007Stein, Ruediger: Upper Cretaceous/lower Tertiary black shales near the North Pole; organic carbon origin and source rock potential
31%151
151-910		2007Mildner, Tanja; Matthiessen, Jens et al.: Variability in sediment supply to the Pleistocene eastern Arctic Ocean; a mineralogical perspective
31%2007Muttoni, Giovanni; Kent, D. V.: Widespread formation of cherts during the Eocene climate optimum
31%1642008Zhao Luanxiao; Geng Jianhua et al.: 1-D controlled source electromagnetic forward modeling for marine gas hydrates studies
31%1962008Kinoshita, M.; Kasaya, T. et al.: 6 years of borehole pore-pressure monitoring at the toe of Nankai accretionary prism using two ACORK observatories
31%2012008Biddle, Jennifer F.; Teske, Andreas P.: A genetic view of diversity beneath the seafloor
31%207
207-1258		2008Puceat, Emmanuelle: A new breath of life for anoxia
31%2008Robinson, S.; Mrozewski, S. et al.: A new magnetic susceptibility tool for high-resolution formation evaluation

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