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100%1999Pearson, Paul N.; Palmer, Martin R.: Middle Eocene seawater pH and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations
94%1971Presley, Bob J.; Claypool, George E.: Appendix; Techniques for analyzing interstitial water samples; Part II, Determination of total dissolved carbonate and carbon isotope ratiosdownload
83%1983Shackleton, N. J.; Hall, M. A. et al.: Carbon isotope data in core V19-30 confirm reduced carbon dioxide concentration in the ice age atmosphere
83%2003Jarrard, Richard D.: Subduction fluxes of water, carbon dioxide, chlorine, and potassiumdownload
82%1974Lyon, Graeme L.: Isotopic analysis of gas from the Cariaco Trench sediments
82%2005Pagani, Mark; Zachos, James C. et al.: Marked decline in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations during the Paleogenedownload
71%301
301-U1301		2008Goldberg, David S.; Takahashi, Taro et al.: Carbon dioxide sequestration in deep-sea basalt
71%1992005Tripati, Aradhna; Backman, Jan et al.: Eocene bipolar glaciation associated with global carbon cycle changes
71%1990Hyndman, R. D.; Davis, E. E.: Hydrate bottom simulating reflectors, distributed fluid expulsion from accretionary prisms, and ODP geochemistry
71%1974Hammond, Douglas E.: Dissolved gases on Cariaco Trench sediments; anaerobic diagenesis
71%1982Hubberten, Hans W.: The isotopic composition of carbonate carbon from deep-sea basalts
71%2000Pearson, Paul N.; Palmer, Martin R.: Estimating Paleogene atmospheric pCO (sub 2) using boron isotope analysis of Foraminifera
71%2003Lear, Carrie; Elderfield, Harry et al.: Fossil thermometers for Earth's climate
71%2010Fox, Douglas: Could East Antarctica be headed for big melt?
71%184
184-1146
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202-1237		2005Holbourn, Ann; Kuhnt, Wolfgang et al.: Impacts of orbital forcing and atmospheric carbon dioxide on Miocene ice-sheet expansion
71%1983Worsley, Thomas R.: The terminal Cretaceous event
71%1999Flower, Benjamin P.: Warming without high CO (sub 2) ?
71%1984Shackleton, N. J.: The Plio-Pleistocene oceans
71%2007Liu, Zhonghui; Pagani, Mark et al.: Pliocene-Pleistocene pCO2 changes based on alkenone carbon isotopes
71%2002Otto-Bliesner, Bette L.; Brady, Esther C. et al.: Late Cretaceous ocean; coupled simulations with the National Center for Atmospheric Research climate system
71%2008Ravelo, A. C.: Lessons from the Pliocene Warm Period and the onset of Northern Hemisphere glaciation
71%2011Welsh, Kevin: From greenhouse to icehouse
67%22
22-216		1985Vincent, Edith; Berger, Wolfgang H.: Carbon dioxide and polar cooling in the Miocene; the Monterey Hypothesis
67%72
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117-730		1998Pagani, Mark: Miocene atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and paleoceanography; constraints from compound-specific carbon-isotope compositions
67%138
138-849		2003Hargreaves, Julia C.; Abe-Ouchi, Ayako: Timing of ice-age terminations determined by wavelet methodsdownload
67%21
21-207		2005Bice, K. L.; Birgel, D. et al.: A multiple proxy and modeling study of Cretaceous upper ocean temperatures and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations from tropical Atlantic sediments
67%143
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144-872		2000Pearson, Paul N.; Palmer, Martin R.: Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations over the past 60 million years
67%72
72-516		2007Henderiks, Jorijntje; Pagani, Mark: Refining ancient carbon dioxide estimates; significance of coccolithophore cell size for alkenone-based pCO (sub 2) recordsdownload
67%145
145-882		2007Galbraith, Eric D.; Jaccard, Samuel L. et al.: Carbon dioxide release from the North Pacific abyss during the last deglaciation
67%90
90-588		1996Pagani, Mark; Arthur, Michael A. et al.: Transitional climate of the middle Miocene and the role of carbon dioxide; evidence from compound-specific carbon isotope records
67%184
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202-1237		2005Holbourn, A. E.; Kuhnt, W. et al.: Stepping into the "icehouse"; impacts of orbital forcing and atmospheric carbon dioxide on middle Miocene ice-sheet expansion
67%130
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202-1241		2012LaRiviere, Jonathan P.; Ravelo, A. Christina et al.: Late Miocene decoupling of oceanic warmth and atmospheric carbon dioxide forcing
61%15
15-147		1973Lyon, Graeme L.: Interstitial water studies, Leg 15, chemical and isotopic composition of gases from Cariaco Trench sedimentsdownload
61%2005Tipple, Brett J.; Pagani, Mark: A biomarker record of the Paleogene evolution and expansion of C4 plants
61%190
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196-1173		2009Yoshioka, Hideyoshi; Sakata, Susumu et al.: Microbial methane production rates in gas hydrate-bearing sediments from the eastern Nankai Trough, off central Japan
59%1981Degens, Egon T.: Rate of denudation in Black Sea source area
59%841985Galimov, E. M.; Shabayeva, I. Yu.: Carbon isotope composition of CH (sub 4) and CO (sub 2) in sediments of the Guatemala Trench (DSDP Leg 84)
59%1988Kvenvolden, Keith A.: Methane hydrates and global climatedownload
59%921985Owen, Robert M.; Rea, David K.: Sea-floor hydrothermal activity links climate to tectonics; the Eocene carbon dioxide greenhouse
59%1292000Foellmi, Karl B.: Phosphogenesis, the phosphorus cycle, and environmental change
59%741987Shackleton, N. J.: The carbon isotope record of the Cenozoic; history of organic carbon burial and of oxygen in the ocean and atmosphere
59%124
126		1999Marine geology activities of the Geological Survey of Japan, 1998
59%112
112-681		1992Schrader, Hans: Coastal upwelling and atmospheric CO (sub 2) changes over the last 400,000 years; Peru
59%1996Raymo, M. E.; Grant, B. et al.: Mid-Pliocene warmth; stronger greenhouse and stronger conveyor
59%1991Alvarez-Borrego, Saul; Lara-Lara, Jose Ruben: The physical environment and primary productivity of the Gulf of California
59%2002Dittert, Nicolas; Corrin, Lydie et al.: Management of (pale-)oceanographic data sets using the PANGAEA information system; the SINOPS example
59%1993D'Hondt, Steven; Zachos, James C.: On stable isotopic variation and earliest Paleocene planktonic foraminiferadownload
59%1995Kvenvolden, Keith A.: A review of the geochemistry of methane in natural gas hydrate
59%120
120-748		1993Liu, Xinlan; Wei, Wuchang: Cooling event in the earliest Oligocene
59%104
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104-643		1993Eldholm, Olav; Thomas, Ellen: Environmental impact of volcanic margin formation
59%130
130-803		1993Spivack, Arthur J.; You, Chen-Feng et al.: Foraminiferal boron isotope ratios as a proxy for surface ocean pH over the past 21 Myr
59%1998Freeman, Katherine H.; Pancost, Richard D. et al.: Organic molecular records and carbon-isotope excursions; can we decipher Paleozoic CO2 events?
59%42
42-379		1977Geodekyan, A. A.; Chernova, T. G. et al.: Bitumoids in the organic matter of Black Sea sediments (based on Deep-Sea Drilling data)
59%1992Raymo, M. E.; Ruddiman, W. F.: Tectonic forcing of late Cenozoic climate
59%113
113-690		1997Dickens, G. R.: Catastrophic dissociation of gas hydrate and deep sea methane oxidation at the Paleocene-Eocene boundary
59%164
164-995		1998Borowski, Walter Steven: Pore-water sulfate concentration gradients, isotopic compositions, and diagenetic processes overlying continental margin, methane-rich sediments associated with gas hydrates
59%2003Kurtz, A. C.; Kump, L. R. et al.: Early Cenozoic decoupling of the global carbon and sulfur cyclesdownload
59%291977Kroopnick, P. M.; Margolis, S. V. et al.: delta >13) C variations in marine carbonate sediments as indicators of the CO<2) balance between the atmosphere and oceans
59%1995Farrell, J. W.; Pedersen, T. F. et al.: Glacial-interglacial changes in nutrient utilization in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean
59%1988Berger, W. H.; Spitzy, A.: History of atmospheric CO (sub 2) ; constraints from the deep-sea recorddownload
59%641982Galimov, E. M.: Variation in CH (sub 4) and CO (sub 2) carbon-isotope composition in the sedimentary section in the Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California
59%1982Flohn, H.: Vereiste Antarktis-eisfreie Arktis; Vergangenheit und Zukunft Frozen Antarctica--ice-free Arctic; past and future
59%2004White, James W. C.: Do I hear a million?
59%2003Muehlenbachs, Karlis; Furnes, Harald et al.: Controls on sub-seafloor bioalteration of mid-ocean ridge basalt glass
59%108
108-668		2008Benthien, A.; Balestra, B. et al.: Reconstruction of late Pleistocene surface water pCO2 in the eastern Equatorial Atlantic based on alkenone and boron isotopes
59%2008Pekar, Stephen F.; Christie-Blick, Nicholas: Resolving apparent conflicts between oceanographic and Antarctic climate records and evidence for a decrease in pCO (sub 2) during the Oligocene through early Miocene (34-16 Ma)
59%162
162-982		2004Barker, S.; Elderfield, H. et al.: MIS 11 and the Mid-Brunhes dissolution interval
59%3022008St. John, Kristen: Cenozoic ice-rafting history of the central Arctic Ocean; terrigenous sands on the Lomonosov Ridgedownload
59%161
161-977		2008Gonzalez-Mora, B.; Sierro, F. J. et al.: Controls of shell calcification in planktonic foraminifers
59%138
138-846		2000Loubere, Paul: Marine control of biological production in the eastern Equatorial Pacific Ocean
59%2010Herbert, Timothy; Lawrence, K. T. et al.: Coherent tropical ocean response to Plio-Pleistocene ice age cycles
59%111
111-677		2005Loutre, Marie-France; Berger, Andre: Insolation, CO (sub 2) et precipitations en periode interglaciaire Insolation, CO (sub 2) , and precipitation during interglacials
59%2001Kuijpers, Marcel Martinus Maria: Mechanisms and biogeochemical implications of the Mid-Cretaceous global organic carbon burial events
59%1987Pisias, Nicklas G.; Imbrie, John: Orbital geometry, CO (sub 2) , and Pleistocene climate
59%2009Kelemen, Peter B.; Matter, Jurg et al.: In situ mineral carbonation in peridotite and basalt for CO (sub 2) capture and storage
59%1998Thiry, Medard; Sinha, Ashish et al.: Chemostratigraphy
59%1997Ruddiman, William F.; Raymo, Maureen E. et al.: The uplift-climate connection; a synthesis
59%108
108-668		1998Bird, M. I.; Cali, J. A.: A million-year record of fire in sub-Saharan Africa
59%2011Gillis, K. M.; Coogan, L. A.: Secular variation in carbon uptake into the ocean crust
59%2006Takashima, Reishi; Nishi, Hiroshi et al.: Greenhouse world and the Mesozoic ocean
59%175
175-1077		2003Schefuss, Enno; Schouten, Stefan et al.: African vegetation controlled by tropical sea surface temperatures in the mid-Pleistocene period
59%2003Tamburini, Federica; Foellmi, Karl B.: Changes on a glacial-interglacial timescale in the oceanic inventory of phosphorus and its relation to climate change
59%197
197-1205		2003Cottrell, Rory D.; Tarduno, John A.: CO (sub 2) step-heating of feldspar crystals; a new technique to derive paleomagnetic directional and paleointensity data
59%1992Brumsack, H. J.: Geochemistry of Cretaceous black shale from the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary event; paleoenvironment of deposition and time limitations
59%1992Raymo, Maureen E.: Late Cenozoic evolution of global climate
59%2006Filippelli, Gabriel M.; Souch, Catherine: Rapid climate change and climate surprises; a look back and ahead
59%1998Maslin, M. A.; Li, X. S. et al.: The contribution of orbital forcing to the progressive intensification of Northern Hemisphere glaciation
59%2002Barrett, Peter J.: Antarctic climate evolution; the next step
59%113
119		1989Oglesby, R. J.: A GCM study of Antarctic glaciation
59%199
208		2005Tripati, A.; Backman, J. et al.: New results from ODP and IODP on the greenhouse-icehouse transition; evidence for early (Eocene) bipolar glaciation associated with global carbon cycle changes
59%1751998Berger, Wolfgang H.; Wefer, Gerold et al.: Benguela current and Angola-Benguela upwelling systems; preliminary results from Leg 175
59%1161997France-Lanord, Christian; Derry, Louis A.: Organic carbon burial forcing of the carbon cycle from Himalayan erosion
59%141972Presley, B. J.; Petrowski, Chari et al.: Interstitial water chemistry; Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 14download
59%2008Boehm, Florian; Rausch, Svenja et al.: Low temperature alteration carbonates in the ocean crust and their importance for CO (sub 2) uptake and the global Ca cycle
59%2082007Ridgwell, Andy: Interpreting transient carbonate compensation depth changes by marine sediment core modelingdownload
59%1461995Whiticar, Michael J.; Hovland, Martin: Relationship of hydrocarbon gases to hydrates in the Cascadia and Oregon accretionary margins
59%165
165-1001		1998Bralower, Timothy J.: From the Paleocene to today's El Nino and beyond; selling ancient warming in the 21st century
59%2006Thomas, Ellen; Brinkhuis, Henk et al.: An ocean view of the early Cenozoic greenhouse world
59%198
199		2002Kronborg, Mai-Britt; Huber, Matthew: Climate of the early Paleogene tropics; the "forecast" from a coupled climate model
59%1192003Barrett, Peter: Paleoclimatology; cooling a continent

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