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100%1987Habib, Daniel; Drugg, Warren S. et al.: Dinoflagellate species abundance+multiple occurrence datum+amorphous debris = marine transgression; comparison with deep western North Atlantic stratigraphy
99%1978Degens, E. T.; Paluska, A.: Quaternary geology of Black Sea region
99%145
145-887		2006Tamaki, Machiko; Itoh, Yasuto et al.: Paleomagnetism of the lower to middle Miocene series in the Yatsuo area, eastern part of southwest Japan; clockwise rotation and marine transgression during a short period
99%1980Jenkyns, H. C.: Cretaceous anoxic events; from continents to oceans
85%1978Carter, A. N.: Contrasts between oceanic and continental 'unconformities' in the Oligocene of the Australian region
85%1986Curtis, Doris M.: Chronostratigraphy of the continental slope; an historic overview
85%1987Cotillon, Pierre: Bed-scale cyclicity of pelagic Cretaceous successions as a result of world-wide control
85%1974Berger, W. H.; Winterer, E. L.: Plate stratigraphy and the fluctuating carbonate line
85%1993Firth, John V.: Dinoflagellate assemblages and sea-level fluctuations in the Maastrichtian of Southwest Georgia
85%1991Jansa, L. F.: Processes affecting paleogeography, with examples from the Tethys
85%1980Cita, M. B.: Quand la Mediterranee etait assechee When the Mediterranean was dry
85%2008Monteverde, Donald H.: Sequence stratigraphic analysis of early and middle Miocene shelf progradation along the New Jersey margin
85%1992Davies, P. J.; Pigram, C. et al.: The effects of sea level change on the growth of the proto Barrier Reef and the Great Barrier Reef
85%2010Fox, Douglas: Could East Antarctica be headed for big melt?
85%2000Belopolsky, Andrei Victorovich: Tectonic and eustatic controls on the evolution of the Maldive carbonate platform
73%174A
174A-1073		2002Savrda, Charles E.: Shallow- versus deep-water mechanisms for firmground development at transgressive surfaces
71%1981Thiede, Joern: Reworked neritic fossils in upper Mesozoic and Cenozoic central Pacific deep-sea sediments monitor sea-level changes
71%1988Partridge, Alan D.; Marshall, Neil G.: A new Eocene acritarch and its importance for age dating of submarine canyons, sea-level changes, and DSDP sections in the Australasian region
71%13
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42-374		1982Cita, Maria Bianca: Impact of paleoceanographic events on marine biotas of the Mediterranean in the last ten million years
71%1982Cita, M. B.; Grignani, D.: Nature and origin of late Neogene Mediterranean sapropels
71%1980Enos, Paul: Lower Cretaceous reefs and sea-level changes in the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
71%1986Schlanger, S. O.; Premoli Silva, I.: Oligocene sea-level falls recorded in mid-Pacific atoll and archipelagic apron settings
71%82
82-563		1985Melillo, Allan Joseph: Late Oligocene to Pliocene sea-level cycle events in the Baltimore Canyon trough and western North Atlantic Basin
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72		1989Emelyanov, E. M.; Trimonis, E. S. et al.: New Mesozoic and Cenozoic patholithological and geochemical maps and Atlantic development
71%1984Cousminer, H. L.; Habib, D.: Palynological evidence for long term (9.6 m.y.) sea level periodicity; cyclic sedimentation in North Atlantic deep sea sediments, mid-Callovian to Cenomanian
71%1987Jacquin, T.: Analogies et differences entre les "black shales" du Cretace inferieur et superieur de l'Atlantique Sud Analogies and differences between Upper and Lower Cretaceous "black shales" of the South Atlantic
71%143
144		1995Ogg, James G.: Aptian-Albian sequences in Pacific guyot carbonate systems and implications for Mid-Cretaceous time scale
71%1501993Mountain, Gregory S.; Miller, Kenneth et al.: New Jersey sea level; Mid-Atlantic transect
71%1993Frank, Gabriela: Paleobiological changes and the influence of geochemical and extraterrestrial aspects concerning black shale developments
71%121
121-758		1995van Eijden, A. J. M.; Ganssen, G. M.: An Oligocene multi-species foraminiferal oxygen and carbon isotope record from ODP Hole 758A (Indian Ocean); paleoceanographic and paleo-ecologic implications
71%1983Arthur, Michael A.; Dean, Walter E.: Paleoceanographic models for Cretaceous organic carbon deposition
71%1331991Davies, P. J.; McKenzie, J. A.: Horizontal and vertical interactions - key to the evolution of the Cainozoic carbonate platforms of northeast Australia - Leg 133 results
71%1994Ross, Malcolm I.; Vail, Peter: Integrated sequence stratigraphic analysis; an example from the Mesozoic/Cenozoic of Australia
71%1994Sliter, William V.: Late Cretaceous hiatuses and global change
71%1979Sheridan, R. E.; Enos, P.: Stratigraphic evolution of the Blake Plateau after a decade of scientific drilling
71%1979Boillot, G.; Auxietre, J. et al.: The northwestern Iberian margin; a Cretaceous passive margin deformed during Eocene
71%23
23-219		1980Mohan, Madan; Kumar, P.: Biostratigraphy of Kerala offshore
71%1991Aubry, Marie-Pierre: Sequence stratigraphy; eustasy or tectonic imprint?download
71%1992Kagami, Hideo; Mitusio, Taikou: Supply of trench-fill sediment through forearc basins along Nankai Trough, Southwest Japan
71%1221992Dumont, Thierry; Roehl, Ursula: Tectonics and sea-level changes recorded in Late Triassic sequences at rifted margins of eastern and western Tethys (Northwest Australia, Leg 122; Western Europe)
71%1221990Von Rad, Ulrich; Haq, B. U.: Mesozoic structural evolution, sedimentation and sea level fluctuations, Exmouth Plateau (NW Australia, ODP Leg 122)
71%1997Kominz, Michelle A.; Miller, Kenneth G. et al.: Cenozoic sea-level New Jersey Coastal Plain boreholes, ODP Leg 150X; estimates from backstripping
71%71
71-511		1989Mutterlose, Joerg: Temperature-controlled migration of calcareous nannofloras in the North-west European Aptian
71%1987Emeis, K. C.: Cretaceous black shales of the South Atlantic Ocean; the role and origin of recycled organic matter
71%1996Stoll, Heather M.; Schrag, Daniel P.: Evidence for glacial control of rapid sea level changes in the Early Cretaceous
71%80
95		1986Hart, Malcolm B.; Ball, Kim C.: Late Cretaceous anoxic events, sea-level changes and the evolution of the planktonic foraminifera
71%1986Thunell, Robert C.; Corliss, Bruce H.: Late Eocene-early Oligocene carbonate sedimentation in the deep sea
71%1988Dunlap, John, Jr.: Biostratigraphy of the Gulf of Mexico
71%1981Schlanger, Seymour O.; Jenkyns, Hugh C. et al.: Volcanism and vertical tectonics in the Pacific Basin related to global Cretaceous transgressions
71%1986Tucholke, Brian E.; Mountain, Gregory S.: Tertiary paleoceanography of the western North Atlantic Ocean
71%152
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152-918		1994ODP delves into Greenland Rift volcanism and Miocene glaciation
71%1501994Mountain, Gregory S.; Miller, Kenneth G.: Drilling for sea-level history on the New Jersey Transect
71%169S1998Huntley, David H.; Mosher, David C. et al.: Deglaciation and sea-level history of the Saanich Inlet area, southeastern Vancouver Island, British Columbia
71%2007Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V. et al.: The rise and fall of sea level over the past 100 million years
71%48
48-400		1994Radionova, E. P.; Khokholova, I. E.: Comparable analysis of Paleocene-Eocene radiolarian-diatomic associations from Precaspian Basin (site SP-1) and North Atlantic site 400A, Biscay Bay
71%1441994Buchardt, B.; Israelson, C.: Sulfur rich environments in the initial transgressive phase at Leg 144 guyots (Ocean Drilling Program, Western Pacific); sulfur isotopes as indicator for sulfate reduction
71%155
166		1996Kerr, Richard A.: Ancient sea-level swings confirmed
71%1973Heezen, B. C.: Diachronous Deposits; A Kinematic Interpretation of the Post Jurassic Sedimentary Sequence on the Pacific Plate
71%1997Mountain, Gregory S.; Miller, Kenneth G.: The cause and effect of sea level change; unraveling the stratigraphic yarn
71%1992Brumsack, H. J.: Geochemistry of Cretaceous black shale from the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary event; paleoenvironment of deposition and time limitations
71%1983Rea, David K.; Vallier, Tracy L.: Two Cretaceous volcanic episodes in the western Pacific Ocean
71%1997Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V. et al.: Glacio- and tectono-eustatic changes over the past 80 m.y.; comparisons with NJ Upper Cretaceous-Recent sequences
71%2007Glebov, Alexander Yu.; Shel'ting, Sergey K.: Sea-level changes and coastline migrations in the Russian sector of the Black Sea; application to the Noah's Flood hypothesis
71%1991Schlich, R.; Fritsch, B. et al.: Structure and evolution of the Kerguelen Plateau deduced from seismic stratigraphy and ODP drilling
71%1988Davies, P. J.; Symonds, P. A. et al.: The evolution of the carbonate platforms in Northeast Australia; the goal of the Ocean Drilling Program
71%2000Kominz, Michelle A.; Pekar, Stephen F.: Testing the tenets of sequence stratigraphy
71%1984Takayanagi, Yokichi; Oda, Motoyoshi et al.: Some middle Miocene planktonic microfossil datum planes in northern Honshu, Japan; their paleoceanographic implication
71%1984Ujiie, Hiroshi: A middle Miocene hiatus in the Pacific region; its stratigraphic and paleoceanographic significance
71%79
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79-547		1984Leckie, Robert Mark: Biostratigraphy and paleoecology of Mid-Cretaceous planktonic foraminifera off Northwest Africa
71%143
144		1995Wilson, Paul; Elderfield, Harry et al.: Constraints on the paradox of carbonate platform drowning; the origin of Cretaceous guyots
71%38
38-336		1991Krawczyk, C.; Theilen, F.: Sedimentary structures of the northern flank of the Iceland-Faeroer Ridge
71%1998Firth, John V.; Clark, David L.: An early Maastrichtian organic-walled phytoplankton cyst assemblage from an organic-rich black mud in core Fl-533, Alpha Ridge; evidence for upwelling conditions in the Cretaceous Arctic Ocean
71%1983Masure, E.; Hasenboehler, B.: The diversity of Aptian and Albian dinocyst "communities" from the Portuguese Atlantic margin (Site 398D and the West Portuguese Basin)
71%1994Rowley, David; Markwick, Paul J.: Absolute sea level curves; implications for sequestered water volumes
71%2010Harris, Ashley D.: Integrated sequence stratigraphy of the Paleocene-lowermost Eocene, New Jersey coastal plain; implications for eustatic and paleoceanographic change
71%3252012Harper, Brandon B.: Deglacial/transgressive fining/deepening upward sequences on the Papua New Guinea shelf edge and upper slope of the Great Barrier Reef; a comparison between two similar mixed siliciclastic carbonate sedimentary systems
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138-849		2003Droxler, Andre W.; Belopolsky, Andrei V.: Model for the establishment of modern atolls during the mid Brunhes MIS 12 to MIS 11 sea level transgression in the Maldive Archipelago (Equatorial Indian Ocean)
70%1821999Feary, David A.; James, Noel P.: Quaternary bryozoan reef-mounds in cool-water, upper slope environments; Great Australian Bight
65%133
133-820		1993Peerdeman, F. M.; Davies, P. J.: Sedimentological response of an outer-shelf, upper-slope sequence to rapid changes in Pleistocene eustatic sea level; Hole 820A, northeastern Australian margindownload
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119-744		2013Jaramillo-Vogel, David; Strasser, Andre et al.: Neritic isotope and sedimentary records of the Eocene-Oligocene greenhouse-icehouse transition; the Calcare di Nago Formation (northern Italy) in a global context
60%174A
174A-1073		2000Savrda, Charles E.; Krawinkel, Hannelore: Ichnologic signature of sequence boundaries in Tertiary deep-water clinoform-toe deposits, New Jersey slope (ODP Site 1073)
60%165
165-999		2006Johnson, Claudia C.; Ramirez, Wilson R. et al.: Oligocene reef deposits linked to ODP Site 999 with strontium isotope stratigraphy
60%175
175-1077		2005Scourse, James; Marret, Fabienne et al.: High-resolution last deglaciation record from the Congo Fan reveals significance of mangrove pollen and biomarkers as indicators of shelf transgressiondownload
60%165
165-999		1999Shearer, Michelle C.; Droxler, Andre W.: Intense mid-Brunhes carbonate dissolution in Caribbean Quaternary sediments; neritic carbonate golden age and maximum NADW production
60%189
189-1168		2004Pinckaers, Jorrit; Schellenberg, Stephen A. et al.: The Oligocene-Miocene transition in the Tasmanian Gateway; a palynological examination of ODP Site 1168download
60%174A
174A-1073		2001Savrda, Charles E.: Ichnofabrics and substrate-controlled ichnofacies in Tertiary deep-water stratigraphic sequences, New Jersey slope (ODP Site 1073)
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75-530		2002Cunha, Armando A. Scarparo: Correlacao entre eventos transgressivos e erosivos do Neocenomaniano-Turoniano na parte sul do Atlantico Sul Correlation between transgression and erosion events in the late Cenomanian-Turonian of the southern South Atlantic
57%150
150-903		1994Vanderaveroet, Patricia; Deconinck, Jean-Francois: Sedimentation argileuse cenozoique sur la marge passive du New Jersey (NW Atlantique, Leg ODP 150) Cenozoic clay sedimentation on the passive margin off New Jersey (Northwest Atlantic, ODP Leg 150)
57%1501994Miller, Kenneth G.: Sequences, sea-level, tectonics and the NJ Coastal Plain Drilling Project
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95-612		1987Olsson, R. K.; Melillo, A. J.: Foraminiferal biofacies and paleoslope modeling in the Miocene of the U.S. middle Atlantic margin
57%1221994Meyers, Philip A.; Kowalski, Elizabeth A.: Triassic burial of organic matter on the northern margin of Pangea and consequences of subsequent continental breakup
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41-370		1982Butt, A.: Micropaleontological bathymetry of the Cretaceous of western Morocco
57%120
120-747		1999Mutti, Maria; Bernoulli, Daniel et al.: Lower and middle Miocene carbonate facies in the central Mediterranean; the impact of paleoceanography on sequence stratigraphy
57%80
80-550		1998Aubry, Marie-Pierre: Is the architecture of upper Paleocene-lower Eocene stratigraphic sequences on the North Atlantic margins a record of tectonic history?
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105-646		1996Zhang, Jijun; Scott, David B.: Messinian deep-water turbidites and glacioeustatic sea-level changes in the North Atlantic; linkage to the Mediterranean salinity crisisdownload
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42-376		1995Yetis, C.; Kelling, G. et al.: A revised stratigraphic framework for later Cenozoic sequences in the northeastern Mediterranean region
57%19
19-191		1990Gladenkov, A. Yu.: Geology of the western Bering Sea region; Chapter 2, Oligocene and Neogene of the Commander Basin and its rim
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80-551		1985Hart, M. B.: Oceanic anoxic event 2 on-shore and off-shore, S.W. England
57%1221991Roehl, U.; Dumont, T. et al.: The Upper Triassic carbonate platform off NW Australia (ODP Leg 122); Tethyan facies at the NE Gondwanan margin
57%122
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122-763		1993Dickens, Gerald R.; Owen, Robert M.: Global change and manganese deposition at the Cenomanian-Turonian boundary

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