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63%146
146-892		1998Schlueter, Michael; Linke, Peter et al.: Geochemistry of a sealed deep-sea borehole on the Cascadia margin
63%1998D'Hondt, S.; Arthur, M. A.: Getting into deep water in the late Maastrichtian Ocean
63%1998Fronval, Torben; Jansen, Eystein et al.: Variability in surface and deep water conditions in the Nordic seas during the last interglacial period
63%1781998Leventer, Amy; Pike, Jennifer et al.: Varves from the Palmer Deep, Antarctica
63%162
162-980		1999McManus, Jerry F.; Oppo, Delia W. et al.: A 0.5-million-year record of millennial-scale climate variability in the North Atlantic
63%1999Barker, Peter F.; Barrett, Peter J. et al.: Antarctic glacial history from numerical models and continental margin sediments
63%1999Norris, Richard D.; Roehl, Ursula: Carbon cycling and chronology of climate warming during the Palaeocene/Eocene transition
63%1999Huber, Robert: Carbonate sedimentation in the northern North Atlantic since the late Pliocene
63%1999Flower, B. P.: Cenozoic deep-sea temperatures and polar glaciation; the oxygen isotope record
63%1721999Franz, Sven-Oliver; Tiedemann, Ralf: Changes in deep water circulation and current intensities of the DWBC in the NW-Atlantic during marine isotope stages 8 to 10 (250-350 ka)
63%162
162-984		2005Maher, Kate; Steefel, Carl I. et al.: Rates of silicate dissolution in deep-sea sediments
63%1572005Gurenko, A.; Sobolev, A. et al.: Recycled component in the Canary Plume; constraints from olivine phenocryst composition and radiogenic isotopes in the shield stage lavas from the Canary Islands
63%168
168-1026		2005Sharma, M.; Rosenberg, E. J. et al.: Search for the proverbial cosmic/mantle osmium sources to the oceans
63%114
114-704		1994Dowsett, Harry J.: Middle-Pliocene planktonic foraminifer assemblage from ODP Site 704; paleoceanographic implications
63%1301994Berger, W. H.; Stax, R.: Neogene carbonate stratigraphy of Ontong Java Plateau (western Equatorial Pacific); three unexpected findings
63%1501994Mountain, Gregory S.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: New Jersey continental slope and rise
63%130
138		1994Ruttenberg, Kathleen C.: Oceanography; proxy paradox for P-prediction
63%146
146-893		1994Kennett, J. P.; Ingram, B. L.: Paleoclimatic evolution of Santa Barbara Basin during the last 30 kys; marine evidence from Hole 893A
63%2006Ravelo, Ana Christina: Walker circulation and global warming; lessons from the geologic past
63%1979Bender, M. L.; Keigwin, L. D., Jr.: Speculations about the upper Miocene change in abyssal Pacific dissolved bicarbonate delta (super 13) C
63%1161994France-Lanord, Christian; Derry, Louis A.: delta (super 13) of organic carbon in the Bengal Fan; source evolution and transport of C3 and C4 plant carbon to marine sediments
63%74
74-528		1990D'Hondt, Steven Lawrence: Environmental change and the planktic foraminiferal response to the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary event
63%1990Horrell, Mark A.: Energy balance constraints on (super 18) O based paleo-sea surface temperature estimatesdownload
63%1983Prasad, Sachindra; Swart, Peter K.: The origin of Miocene dolomites from Florida constrained through stable isotope studies
63%1983Eglinton, G.; Brassell, S. C. et al.: The role of organic geochemistry in the Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP/IPOD)
63%1984Hodell, David A.; Kennett, James P.: Late Miocene? carbon shift in DSDP Site 516A, western South Atlantic
63%44
44-390		1998Houston, Ryan M.; Huber, Brian T.: Evidence of photosymbiosis in fossil taxa? Ontogenetic stable isotope trends in some Late Cretaceous planktonic Foraminifera
63%64
64-477		1987Welhan, J. A.; Lupton, J. E.: Light hydrocarbon gases in Guaymas Basin hydrothermal fluids; thermogenic versus abiogenic origin
63%1987Woodruff, Fay; Savin, Samuel M.: Micro-faunal and isotopic evidence for the nature of Miocene deep circulation and watermass formation
63%1987Pisias, Nicklas G.; Imbrie, John: Orbital geometry, CO (sub 2) , and Pleistocene climate
63%54
70		1987Barrett, T. J.; Friedrichsen, H.: Oxygen-isotopic composition of basalts from young spreading axes in the eastern Pacific
63%94
94-606		1987Sikes, Elisabeth L.; Keigwin, Lloyd D., Jr.: Paleoceanographic changes associated with the 2.4My glacial event in the North Atlantic
63%2000Bauch, Henning A.; Erlenkeuser, Helmut et al.: A paleoclimatic evaluation of marine oxygen isotope stage 11 in the high-northern Atlantic (Nordic seas)
63%2000Lear, C. H.; Elderfield, H. et al.: Cenozoic deep-sea temperatures and global ice volumes from Mg/Ca in benthic foraminiferal calcite
63%108
108-658		2000deMenocal, Peter; Ortiz, Joseph et al.: Coherent high- and low-latitude climate variability during the Holocene warm period
63%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
63%2000Thomas, Ellen; Zachos, James C. et al.: Deep-sea environments on a warm Earth; latest Paleocene-early Eocene
63%101
101-631		2000Dix, George R.; Kyser, Kurt: Punctuated environmental change along the Holocene (<6 ka) bank margin of South-west Exuma Sound, Bahamas
63%154
154-929		2000Mudelsee, Manfred: Ramp function regression; a tool for quantifying climate transitions
63%199
199-1218		2004Palike, H.; Wade, B.: Oligocene climate forcing and palaeoceanography of the Equatorial Pacific
63%189
189-1171		2009White, T.; Pollard, D.: Greenhouse atmospheric hydrology and polar warmth during the Mid-Cretaceous and PETM
63%3022009Poirier, Andre; Hillaire-Marcel, Claude: Os-isotope insights into major environmental changes of the Arctic Ocean during the Cenozoicdownload
63%165
165-999		2009Montoya, Joseph P.: Old new nitrogendownload
63%207
207-1258		2008Puceat, Emmanuelle: A new breath of life for anoxia
63%2008Mollenhauer, Gesine; Eglinton, Timothy I. et al.: A radiocarbon-based assessment of the preservation characteristics of crenarchaeol and alkenones from continental margin sediments
63%112
112-680		1994Wefer, G.; Heinze, P. M. et al.: Clues to ancient methane release
63%146
146-893		1994Heusser, L. E.: Continuous pollen/paleoclimate records from the last glacial cycle; ODP Site 893A, Santa Barbara Basin
63%197
197-1206		2002Bonaccorsi, Rosalba: Organic matter and delta 13C throughout a sub-basement red soil unit in Hole 1206A cored during Ocean Drilling Program Leg 197 (Koko Seamount); first results
63%74
74-525		2002Abramovich, Sigal: Paleoecology and paleoenvironment of Maastrichtian planktonic Foraminifera; examples from low and middle latitude localities
63%1991Von Damm, K. L.: A comparison of Guaymas Basin hydrothermal solutions with other sedimented systems and experimental results
63%1101991Vrolijk, Peter: Clay minerals in subduction zones; role of interlayer water
63%75
75-530		1984Bonnell, Linda M.; Anderson, Thomas F.: Sulfur isotopic variations in Cretaceous black and green shales
63%146
146-892		1998Kastner, Miriam; Kvenvolden, Keith A. et al.: Chemistry, isotopic composition, and origin of a methane-hydrogen sulfide hydrate at the Cascadia subduction zone
63%1998Thiry, Medard; Sinha, Ashish et al.: Chemostratigraphy
63%1621998McManus, Jerry F.; Oppo, Delia W. et al.: Comparison of long climate records from cores recovered by deep drilling on Antarctica and in the North Atlantic
63%94
94-610		1999Hine, N.; Weaver, P. P. E.: Quaternary
63%115
115-709		1999Naidu, Pothuri Divakar; Malmgren, Bjorn A.: Quaternary carbonate record from the equatorial Indian Ocean and its relationship with productivity changes
63%90
90-588		1999Schneider, Cynthia E.; Kennett, James P.: Segregation and speciation in the Neogene planktonic foraminiferal clade Globoconella
63%107
107-653		1996Cachao, Mario: Calcareous nannofossils (ODP 653) nonlinear couplings with Milankovitch cycles; implications for the orbital tuning method
63%143
144		1996Jenkyns, H. C.; Wilson, P. A. et al.: Comparative chemostratigraphy of Cretaceous Pacific guyots
63%1471996Frueh-Green, G. L.; Grobety, B. et al.: Control on hydrothermal alteration at a fast-spreading ridge (Hess Deep, Leg 147)
63%1997Mountain, Gregory S.; Miller, Kenneth G.: The cause and effect of sea level change; unraveling the stratigraphic yarn
63%143
143-865		1997Schmitz, Birger: The latest Paleocene benthic extinction event in the Middle East and Spain
63%1997Mackensen, Andreas: Zur Palaeoozeanographie hoher Breiten; Stellvertreterdaten aus Foraminiferen The use of Foraminifera substitutes in the paleo-oceanography of the higher latitudes
63%117
117-722		1998Altabet, Mark A.; Murray, David W. et al.: A 1 Ma record of water column denitrification in the Arabian Sea; evidence from sediment nitrogen isotopic ratio
63%108
108-658		1998Zhao, Meixun; Teece, Mark A. et al.: A compound-specific carbon isotope record of paleoclimate changes over the last 150 kyr off N.W. Africa
63%68
68-502		1998Aldahan, A.; Possnert, G.: A high-resolution (super 10) Be profile from deep sea sediment covering the last 70 ka; indication for globally synchronized environmental events
63%108
108-668		1998Bird, M. I.; Cali, J. A.: A million-year record of fire in sub-Saharan Africa
63%1621998Oppo, D. W.; McManus, J. F. et al.: Abrupt climate events 500,000 to 340,000 years ago; evidence from subpolar North Atlantic sediments
63%38
38-342		2001Mork, M. B. E.; Leith, D. A. et al.: Origin of carbonate-cemented beds on the Naglfar Dome, Voring Basin, Norwegian Sea
63%1822005Bernasconi, S. M.; Boettcher, M. E. et al.: Oxygen and sulfur isotope composition of dissolved sulfate in interstitial waters of the Great Australian Bight, ODP Leg 182
63%2006Takashima, Reishi; Nishi, Hiroshi et al.: Greenhouse world and the Mesozoic ocean
63%2002Miller, Kenneth G.: The role of ODP in understanding the causes and effects of global sea level change
63%175
175-1077		2003Schefuss, Enno; Schouten, Stefan et al.: African vegetation controlled by tropical sea surface temperatures in the mid-Pleistocene period
63%186
186-1150		2005Deyhle, A.; MacDougall, D.: Ca, B, Sr and Cl isotope study on pore fluids in the Japan Trench subduction zone
63%1992Kotarba, M.; Piela, J. et al.: Geneza gazu zimnego akumulowanego w Permsko-Karbonskich puapkach litologicznych zloza "Paproc" w swietle badan izotopowych Origin of natural gas in Permo-Carboniferous lithological traps of the Paproc Field, western Poland, in light of isotope studies
63%1391992Simoneit, B. R. T.; Goodfellow, Wayne D. et al.: Hydrothermal petroleum at the seafloor and organic matter alteration in sediments of Middle Valley, northern Juan de Fuca Ridge
63%1992Raymo, Maureen E.: Late Cenozoic evolution of global climate
63%138
138-847		1992Farrell, John W.: Late Pleistocene stable isotope records from surface-ocean and thermocline-dwelling planktic foraminifera; ODP Site 847, eastern Equatorial Pacific
63%75
75-532		1992Sancetta, Constance A.; Heusser, Linda et al.: Late Pliocene climate in the Southeast Atlantic; preliminary results from a multi-disciplinary study of DSDP Site 532
63%1852006Chauvel, C.; Lewin, E. et al.: Recycled oceanic material controls the Hf-Nd OIB array
63%1994Henderson, G. M.; Martel, D. J. et al.: Evolution of seawater (super 87) Sr/ (super 86) Sr over the last 400 ka; the absence of glacial/interglacial cycles
63%2002Bralower, Timothy J.; Kelly, D. Clay et al.: Biotic effects of abrupt Paleocene and Cretaceous climate events
63%82
82-563		1998Maiorano, Patrizia; Monechi, Simonetta: Revised correlations of early and middle Miocene calcareous nannofossil events and magnetostratigraphy from DSDP Site 563 (North Atlantic Ocean)
63%1998Sinninghe Damste, Jaap S.: Sedimentary derivatives of green sulphur bacteria as a molecular proxy for the assessment of euxinic conditions in the photic zone
63%138
138-846		1999Agusti i Ballester, Jordi: El problema de les tendencies en l'evolucio The problem of evolutionary trends
63%1999Kaiho, Kunio: Evolution in the test size of deep-sea benthic Foraminifera during the past 120 million years
63%162
162-980		1999McManus, Jerry; Oppo, Delia et al.: Glacial modulation of rapid climate change during the last 0.5 million years
63%1999Ridgwell, Andy J.; Watson, Andrew J. et al.: Is the spectral signature of the 100 kyr glacial cycle consistent with a Milankovitch origin?download
63%1975Deuser, W. G.: Oxygen and carbon isotope ratios of planktonic foraminifera from the Pleistocene of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
63%1975Lawrence, J. R.; Gieskes, J. M. et al.: Oxygen isotope and cation composition of DSDP pore waters and the alteration of Layer II basalts
63%29
29-277		1980Corliss, Bruce H.: Deep-sea benthonic foraminiferal response to the development of the psychrosphere near the Eocene/Oligocene boundary
63%1980Frey, F. A.; Dickey, J. S., Jr. et al.: Evidence for heterogeneous primary MORB and mantle sources, NW Indian Ocean
63%501980Kodina, L. A.; Galimov, E. M.: Genesis and geochemical evolution of organic matter in the oceanic deposits of Morocco Basin in the Atlantic Ocean (Leg 50 "Glomar Challenger")
63%85
85-574		1983Pisias, N. G.; Shackleton, N. J.: Very high resolution isotopic record from the middle Miocene of HPC site 574
63%1983Hurst, Richard W.: Volcanogenesis contemporaneous with mid-ocean ridge subduction and translation
63%1998Passier, Hilde Francoise: Sulphur geochemistry and sapropel formation; syngenetic and diagenetic signals in eastern Mediterranean sediments
63%1998Maslin, M. A.; Li, X. S. et al.: The contribution of orbital forcing to the progressive intensification of Northern Hemisphere glaciation
63%169S1998Bornhold, Brian D.: The Ocean Drilling Program Leg 169S in Saanich Inlet, British Columbia; overview
63%1972002Keller, Randall; Graham, David et al.: The changing nature of the Hawaiian hotspot in the Late Cretaceous-early Tertiary; evidence from helium isotopes and melt inclusion compositions

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