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Rendiconti Online della Società Geologica Italiana
Volume 31/2014
July 2014
CBEP 2014: preface and dedication
Gerald R. Dickens (a) & Valeria Luciani (b)
Terrestrial sedimentary archives of episodes of greenhouse warming in ancient river floodplain deposits of the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming
Hemmo A. Abels (a), Chaowen Wang (a,b), Vittoria Lauretano (a), Gabriel J. Bowen (c), Derek Karssenberg (d), Martin Ziegler (a,e), Gaojun Li (f), Peter F. van den Berg (g), Sjors van Broekhuizen (a), Tarek Hopman (a), Jelmer Laks (a), Rieko Adriaens (h), William C. Clyde (i), Jan Elsen (h), Mary J. Kraus (k), Appy Sluijs (a), Noël Vandenberghe (h), Lucas J. Lourens (a) & Philip D. Gingerich (k)
Response of terrestrial environment to the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), new insights from India and NE Spain
Thierry Adatte (a), Hassan Khozyem (a,b), Jorge E. Spangenberg (c), Bandana Samant (d) & Gerta Keller (e)
Calcareous nannofossil changes across the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum from IODP Site U1410 (NW Atlantic): Preliminary results
Claudia Agnini (a,b) & Alice Costa (a)
Low to middle latitude Paleogene calcareous nannofossil biozonation and biochronology
Claudia Agnini (a), Eliana Fornaciari (a), Isabella Raffi (b), Rita Catanzariti (c), Heiko Pälike (d), Jan Backman (e) & Domenico Rio (a)
Calcareous nannofossil response to climatic changes in the early to middle Eocene
Claudia Agnini (a), Denise K. Kulhanek (b) & Claire L. Shepherd (c,d)
Investigating the evolution of the late Palaeogene carbon cycle using biogeochemical modelling and analysis
David Armstrong McKay (a), Toby Tyrrell (a) & Paul A. Wilson (a)
Response of benthic foraminiferal assemblages to early Eocene hyperthermal events
Gabriela de Jesús Arreguín-Rodríguez (a), Laia Alegret (a,b) & Ellen Thomas (c,d)
Are agglutinated benthic foraminifera affected by CaCO3 dissolution? Experiments across the Paleocene-Eocene boundary
Gabriela de Jesús Arreguín-Rodríguez (a) & Laia Alegret (a,b)
n-Alkane PETM records from the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming: A core-outcrop comparison
Allison A. Baczynski (a), Francesca A. McInerney (b), Scott L. Wing (c) & the BBCP Science Team (d)
Three dimensional coupled model approaches to terrestrial methane cycling during Paleogene greenhouse climates
Marcus P.S. Badger (a,b,c), Joy S. Singarayer (d), Paul J. Valdes (a,b,c) & Richard D. Pancost (b,c)
Increasing atmospheric CO2 prior to the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum inferred from stomata of Ginkgo adiantoides, Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, USA
Richard S. Barclay (a) & Scott L. Wing (a)
Reinstatement of the marginal marine carbonate platform in the earliest Tertiary at Duino, Trieste Karst
Chaim Benjamini (a) & Nevio Pugliese (b)
Geochemical signals in Eocene planktonic foraminifera
Rehemat Bhatia (a), Bridget S. Wade (a), Wolfgang Müller (b), David Evans (b), David J.R. Thornalley (c) & Bradley N. Opdyke (d)
Is there a causal link between early Eocene opening of the Tasmanian Gateway and the onset of Eocene cooling?
Peter Bijl (a) & Willem Sijp (b)
Significant continental ice volumes on mid-Paleocene Antarctica? Latitudinal temperature gradients, sea level change and the carbon cycle
Peter Bijl (a), Appy Sluijs (a), Stefan Schouten (b), Gerald R. Dickens (c), Chris J. Hollis (d), Richard E. Zeebe (e), James C. Zachos (f), Paolo Stocchi (b) & Henk Brinkhuis (a,b)
Variations in calcareous nannofossil assemblages during the Eocene-Oligocene transition at mid-latitude: Walvis Ridge ODP Site 1263 (Atlantic Ocean)
Manuela Bordiga (a) & Jorijntje Henderiks (a)
The end of the Paleogene – A new surface-water temperature record for the Oligocene-Miocene Transition from the western Atlantic (IODP Site U1405)
André Bornemann (a), Iris Möbius (b,c), Oliver Friedrich (b,c), Paul A. Wilson (d) & Diederik Liebrand (d)
Warming, pelagic food webs and deep-sea biota during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum in the SE Atlantic (ODP Site 1263)
Flavia Boscolo Galazzo (a), Ellen Thomas (b,c), Mark Pagani (b), Courtney Warren (b), Luca Giusberti (a) & Valeria Luciani (d)
Strengthening of North Atlantic deep water production from the Norwegian-Greenland Sea at onset of the Eocene cooling trend
Adele J. Cameron (a), Philip F. Sexton (a), Pallavi Anand (a), Manuela A. Fehr (a,b) & Howie D. Scher (c)
Mammal faunal response to the ETM2 and H2 hyperthermals
Bighorn Basin Coring Project (BBCP): An IODP-Style Continental Coring Project Investigating Early Paleogene Hyperthermals
William C. Clyde (a), Philip D. Gingerich (b), Scott L. Wing (c) & the BBCP Science Team (d)
Climatic and environmental changes in the Paratethys during Oligocene traced by changes in calcareous nannoplankton assemblages (Molasse Basin, Austria and Kamchia Depression, Bulgaria)
First evidence of the Palaeogene age of the Bosnian Flysch Unit (Dinarides, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Stjepan Ćorić (a) & Josip Benić (b)
Strengthening of North Atlantic deep-water production pre-dates onset of Antarctic glaciation
Helen Coxall (a), Caroline Lear (b), Jan Backman (a), Matt O’Regan (a), Claire Huck (c), Tina van De Flierdt (c), Kasia K. Sliwinska (d,e) & James C. Zachos (f)
Early–middle Eocene magneto-biochronology of the Southern Pacific Ocean: new data from the South Island of New Zealand
Edoardo Dallanave (a), Valerian Bachtadse (a), Claudia Agnini (b), Giovanni Muttoni (c), Christopher J. Hollis (d), Benjamin R. Hines (d), Hugh E.G. Morgans (d), C. Percy Strong (d), Lisa Tauxe (e) & James S. Crampton (d)
Repetitive mammalian dwarfism associated with early Eocene carbon cycle perturbations
Abigail R. D’Ambrosia (a), William C. Clyde (a), Henry C. Fricke (b) & Philip D. Gingerich (c)
Initial paleohydrological observations from the Paleocene-Eocene boundary at Esplugafreda and Berganuy in northern Spain
Alex Dawson (a), Stephen Grimes (a), Michael Ellis (b), Robert Duller (c), Matthew Watkinson (a), Martin Stokes (a) & Melanie J. Leng (b)
Stable isotope and benthic foraminiferal records of the Latest Danian Event at ODP Site 1262 (Walvis Ridge)
Arne Deprez (a), Sofie Jehle (b), André Bornemann(b,c) & Robert P. Speijer (a)
Benthic foraminiferal and isotopic patterns during the Early Eocene Climatic Optimum (Aktulagay section, Kazakhstan)
Arne Deprez (a), Steven Tesseur (a), Peter Stassen (a), Simon D’haenens (a), Etienne Steurbaut (a,b), Christopher King (c), Philippe Claeys (d) & Robert P. Speijer (a)
Deep-sea benthic foraminiferal turnovers in the early Eocene: The role of the PETM and ETM2
Simon D’haenens (a), André Bornemann (b,c) & Robert P. Speijer (a)
Continental - island arc fluctuations through time and the Eocene transition from a greenhouse to an icehouse world
Gerald R. Dickens (a), Cin-ty A. Lee (a) & CIA Operatives (b)
Astronomical calibration of the Danian Stage (Early Paleocene) revisited: settling chronologies across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
Jaume Dinarès-Turell (a), Thomas Westerhold (b), Victoriano Pujalte (c), Ursula Röhl (b) & Dick Kroon (d)
Tethyan planktic foraminiferal record of the early Eocene hyperthermal events ETM2, H2 and I1 (Terche section, northeastern Italy)
Roberta D’Onofrio (a), Valeria Luciani (a) Luca Giusberti (b), Eliana Fornaciari (b) & Mario Sprovieri (c)
PETM related paleoweathering on the southern margins of the North Sea Basin. Examples from the Mons Basin (Belgium) and the Dieppe-Hampshire Basin (Normandy, France)
Christian Dupuis (a), Florence Quesnel (b,c) & Jean-Marc Baele (a)
Spatial variability of environmental change and the magnitude of biotic responses of planktic foraminifera across the PETM
Kirsty M. Edgar (a,b) & Pincelli M. Hull (c)
Quantitative ocean temperatures from foraminifera Mg/Ca over the Eocene-Oligocene transition
David Evans (a), Wolfgang Müller (a), Jonathan Erez (b), Willem Renema (c), Bridget S.Wade (d) & Martin Ziegler (e)
First find of a late Paleocene biraphid diatom: implications for models of diatom evolution
Onset of Eocene diversity gradients in macroperforate planktonic foraminifera
Isabel S. Fenton (a,b), Paul N. Pearson (c), Tom Dunkley-Jones (d) & Andy Purvis (a,b)
Middle Eocene–Lower Oligocene biostratigraphy and paleoceanography of the Western Equatorial Indian Ocean based on Calcareous Nannofossils, ODP Site 711
Chiara Fioroni (a), Giuliana Villa (b) & Davide Persico (b)
The Paleocene – Eocene Thermal Maximum: temperature and ecology in the tropics
Joost Frieling (a), Holger Gebhardt (b), Olujide A. Adekeye (c), Samuel. O. Akande (c), Gert-Jan Reichart (a,d), Jack J. Middelburg (a), Stephan Schouten (a,d) & Appy Sluijs (a)
Siliceous sponges (Porifera: Hexactinellida, Demospongiae) from Chiampo Valley (Eocene, Lessini Mts, northern Italy): taxonomy, taphonomy and paleoecology
Viviana Frisone (a,b), Andrzej Pisera (c) & Nereo Preto (b)
Orbital Forcing of Early Eocene dissolution events and Carbon Isotope Excursions from the Contessa Road-Bottaccione composite section (Gubbio, central Italy)
Simone Galeotti (a) & Matteo Moretti (a)
A unique high resolution lacustrine record of climate and vegetation changes during the EOT. The CDB1 core, Rennes Basin, France
Julie Ghirardi (a,b), Jérémy Jacob (a), Arnaud Huguet (c), Hugues Bauer (b), Claude Le Milbeau (a), Jean-Jacques Chateauneuf (d), Christian Di Giovanni(a) & Florence Quesnel (a,b)
Biotic evolution in the North Pacific shelf zones during the Paleogene
New observations on Eocene diatoms from the Kamchatka region, Russian Far East
Long-Term Behavior of the Carbonate Compensation Depth Across Early Paleogene Warming
Sarah E. Greene (a), Andy Ridgwell (a), Daniela N. Schmidt (b), Sandra Kirtland Turner (a), Heiko Pälike (c) & Ellen Thomas (d)
The Relationship between ice volume and CO2 across the Oligocene-Miocene boundary
Rosanna Greenop (a), Gavin L. Foster (a), Paul A. Wilson (a), Sindia M. Sosdian (b) & Caroline H. Lear (b)
Biostratigraphy of the Lutetian/Bartonian Boundary in the North of Tunisia
Chaima Grira (a), Narjess Karoui-Yaakoub (a,b), Moncef-Saïd Mtimet (a) & Wafa Guesmi (a)
Bighorn Basin Coring Project (BBCP): Pollen floral changes and organic matter from core - outcrop comparisons through the PETM
Guy J. Harrington (a,b), Phillip E. Jardine (c), Scott L. Wing (d) & the BBCP Science Team (e)
Possible varves in the PETM interval in Denmark
New evidence for NE Atlantic pre-PETM volcanism
Claus Heilmann-Clausen (a), Bo Pagh Schultz (b), Claus Beyer (c), Henrik Friis (a), Petra L. Schoon (d) & Christian Tegner (a)
Using boron isotopes to characterise past carbon cycle perturbations: the case of the MECO
Michael J. Henehan (a), Kirsty M. Edgar (b), Gavin L. Foster (c), Paul A. Pearson (d), Eleni Anagnostou (c) & Pincelli M. Hull (a)
The test size and abundance variations in planktonic foraminifera Chiloguembelina cubensis and C. ototara as response to climatic events in the Oligocene
Morana Hernitz Kucenjak (a), Vlasta Premec Fucek (a), Brian T. Huber (b) & Bridget S. Wade (c)
Fossil Laurelia pollen (Atherospermataceae) from lower Eocene sediments of the Krappfeld (Austria)
Christa-Ch. Hofmann (a) & Hans Egger (b)
New LM and SEM investigations of pollen and spores from the Brixton drillcores (lowermost Eocene, England)
Christa-Ch. Hofmann (a) & Chris King (b)
Was the Early Eocene ocean unbearably warm or are the proxies unbelievably wrong?
Christopher J. Hollis (a), Kristina M. Pascher (a,b), Benjamin R. Hines (b), Kate Littler (c,d), Denise K. Kulhanek (e), C. Percy Strong (a), James C. Zachos (c), Stephen M. Eggins (f) & Andy Phillips (a)
Faunal succession, local correlation and isotopes push the Mammalian Dispersal Event in NW Europe into the cooler latest Paleocene
Seawater neodymium isotope record of Antarctic climate instability during the termination of the Early Eocene Greenhouse
Claire E. Huck (a), Tina van de Flierdt (a), Steven M. Bohaty (b) & Sam Hammond (c)
Resolving Eocene time and palaeoceanography in exceptional detail: an update on IODP Expedition 342, Newfoundland Ridge
Pincelli M. Hull (a), Philip F. Sexton (b), Richard D. Norris (c), Paul A. Wilson (d), Peter Blum (e), Claudia Agnini (f), Slah Boulila (g), Paul R. Bown (h), Helen Coxall (f), Oliver Friedrich (i), Rosanna Greenop (d), Sandra Kirtland Turner (j), Wendy E.C. Kordesch (d), Diederik Liebrand (d), Hiroki Matsui (k), Kazuyoshi Moriya (l), Hiroshi Nishi (m), Bradley N. Opdyke (n), Heiko Pälike (o), Donald Penman (p), Ursula Röhl (o), Richard Smith (d), Thomas Westerhold (o), Yuhji Yamamoto (q) & James C. Zachos (p)
Rejuvenating the Paris Basin stratigraphy using “lost” drillings: the δ 13Corg calibration of Upper Thanetian to Lower Ypresian dinocyst events succession
Alina I. Iakovleva (a), Florence Quesnel (b,c), Christine Fléhoc (d) & Christian Dupuis (e)
Expansion of Neotropical Forests during Paleogene Global Warming
Carlos Jaramillo (a) & Andres Cardenas (a)
Paleoceanographic reconstruction of the Latest Danian Event at ODP Site 1210 (Shatsky Rise, Pacific Ocean)
Sofie Jehle (a), André Bornemann (a,c), Arne Deprez (b) & Robert P. Speijer (b)
Eocene Thermal Maximum 2: benthic ecosystems and ocean circulation in the SE Atlantic Ocean
Suzanne M. Jennions (a), Ellen Thomas (b,c), Daniela N.Schmidt (a), Andy Ridgwell (d) & Daniel J. Lunt (d)
Toward a better understanding of Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum: A multidisciplinary record from Dababiya GSSP, Luxor, Egypt
Hassan Khozyem (a,b), Thierry Adatte (a), Jorge E. Spangenberg (c), Abdel Aziz Tantawy (b) & Gerta Keller (d)
A high-resolution record of depositional sequences in the PETM in the southern North Sea Basin (NW Europe)
An Earth system model evaluation of carbon emissions across Paleocene hyperthermals vs. the PETM
Sandra Kirtland Turner (a), Sarah E. Greene (a) & Andy Ridgwell (a)
Regularity of Palaeogene hyperthermals inconsistent with a temperature threshold for carbon release
Sandra Kirtland Turner (a,b), Philip F. Sexton (c), Chris D. Charles (b) & Richard D. Norris (b)
Carbonate dissolution in the deep equatorial Atlantic during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum
Wendy E.C. Kordesch (a), Steven M. Bohaty (a), Heiko Pälike (b), Thomas Westerhold (b), Ursula Röhl (b), Kirsty M. Edgar (c) & Paul A. Wilson (a)
Evidence for the magnetochron C19r hyperthermal event in the northwest Atlantic Ocean: IODP Exp. 342, Site U1408
Wendy E.C. Kordesch (a), Steven M. Bohaty (a), Heiko Pälike (b), Kirsty M. Edgar (c) & Paul A. Wilson (a)
Compilation of hydrogen isotopic compositions of leaf wax biomarker records across the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
Srinath Krishnan (a), Matthew Huber (b) & Mark Pagani (a)
Tracing terrestrial palaeoclimatic changes - vegetation dynamics of riparian forest in central Europe during late Palaeogene
Lutz Kunzmann (a), Zlatko Kvacek (b), Vasilis Teodoridis (c) & Karolin Moraweck (a)
High-resolution benthic stable isotope records from ODP Site 1263 in the Southern Atlantic encompassing early Eocene warming events
Vittoria Lauretano (a), James C. Zachos (b) & Lucas J. Lourens (a)
The Oligocene-Miocene Transient Glaciation: Insights from IODP Expedition 342
Caroline H. Lear (a), Paul A. Wilson (b) & Diederik Liebrand (b)
Biological stability during maximum marine transgression: the Paleogene - Neogene transition in New Zealand
Daphne E. Lee (a), R. Ewan Fordyce (a), John Conran (b), Tammo Reichgelt (a), Bethany Fox (c) & Elizabeth M. Kennedy (d)
Possible hyperthermal events (Dan-C2 and Lower 29n) in the lowermost Paleocene of the Brazos River area, Texas
Andrew D. Leighton (a), Malcolm B. Hart (a), Christopher W. Smart (a), Matt Hampton (b) & Melanie J. Leng (c)
A new age model for the late Paleocene at ODP Site 1263, Walvis Ridge: new stable isotope and calcareous nannofossil data
Kate Littler (a), Melanie Leng (b), Claudia Agnini (c), James C. Zachos (d), Thomas Westerhold (e) & Ursula Röhl (e)
Deterioration of symbiont-bearing morozovellid (planktic foraminifera) habitat recorded within the Early Eocene Climatic Optimum: evidence from the Tethys and sub-tropical Atlantic Ocean
Valeria Luciani (a), Luca Giusberti (b), Eliana Fornaciari (b), Domenico Rio (b), Roberta D’Onofrio (a) & Jan Backman (c)
A Multi-Proxy Study of the PETM at the Zumaia Section, northern Spain
Hayley R. Manners (a,b), Stephen T. Grimes (a), Paul A. Sutton (a), Tom Dunkley-Jones (c), Richard D. Pancost (d), Melanie J. Leng (e), Phillip Jardine (f), Laura Domingo (g,h,i), Malcolm B. Hart (a) & Nieves Lopez-Martinez (†)
The Late Danian Event at Site 1209: a rapid diversification of calcareous nannofossils
Francesco Miniati (a), Simonetta Monechi (a) & Carlotta Cappelli (a)
Global increase in export productivity during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum (MECO)?
Iris Moebius (a,b), Oliver Friedrich (a,b), Kirsty M. Edgar (c) & Phil F. Sexton (d)
How does leaf morphology reflect palaeoclimate conditions? A quantitative approach tracing terrestrial climate conditions during the Palaeogene
Karolin Moraweck (a), Michaela Grein (b), Wilfried Konrad (c), Johanna Kovar-Eder (d), Lutz Kunzmann (a), Jiří Kvaˇek (e), Christoph Neinhuis (f), Anita Roth-Nebelsick (d), Madeleine Streubig (a) & Christopher Traiser (d)
Calcareous nannoplankton response at the culmination of the Paleogene greenhouse world
Cherry Newsam (a) & Paul R. Bown (a)
High-resolution paleotemperature record of the surface ocean from the Eocene-Oligocene boundary of the South Australian Coast
Bradley N. Opdyke (a), Anna M. Haiblen (a) Andrew P. Roberts (a) & Paul A. Wilson (b)
The Early Eocene Climatic Optimum: chronological constraints and environmental impact at the North Iberian continental margin
Silvia Ortiz (a), Aitor Payros (b), Isabel Millán (c), Javier Arostegui (d), Xabier Orue-Etxebarria (b) & Estibaliz Apellaniz (b)
Morozovella gorrondatxensis vs Morozovella crater: taxonomy and biostratigraphic significance
Xabier Orue-Etxebarria (a), Aitor Payros (a), Fernando Caballero (a), Estibaliz Apellaniz (a), Victoriano Pujalte (a) & Silvia Ortiz (b)
First evidence of coral bioconstructions in the Monte Postale succession (Lower Eocene of Lessini Mts., Veneto, northern Italy)
Cesare Andrea Papazzoni (a), Alessandro Vescogni (a), Francesca Bosellini (a), Luca Giusberti (b), Guido Roghi (c) & Stefano Dominici (d)
The Varignano section (Trento Province, northern Italy): a chance to correlate shallow benthic zones and calcareous plankton zones near the Bartonian–Priabonian boundary
Cesare Andrea Papazzoni (a), Alessandra Moretti (a), Valeria Luciani (b), Eliana Fornaciari (c) & Luca Giusberti (c)
Southern Ocean endemism evident in Late Eocene radiolarian assemblages, DSDP Site 277, Campbell Plateau (New Zealand)
Kristina M. Pascher (a,b), Christopher J. Hollis (a), Robert M. McKay (b) & Giuseppe Cortese (a)
Astronomically driven short-term climate change, a factor controlling Eocene turbidite accumulation
Aitor Payros (a) & Naroa Martinez-Braceras (a)
Testing the metabolic hypothesis: temperature-dependent carbon cycling in the Eocene oceans
Paul N. Pearson (a), Eleanor H. John (a), Jamie D. Wilson (a) & Andy Ridgwell (c)
Boron proxy constraints on the magnitude of surface ocean acidification during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
Donald E. Penman (a), Barbel Hönisch (b), Ellen Thomas (c), Richard E. Zeebe (d), D. Clay Kelly (e) & James C. Zachos (a)
Extremely bad early Eocene weather: Evidence for extreme precipitation from rived deposits
Piret Plink-Björklund (a), Lauren Birgeneier (b) & Evan Jones (a)
Input of coarse-grained siliciclastics into the Pyrenean Basin during the PETM (1): overview
Victoriano Pujalte (a), Juan Ignacio Baceta (a) & Birger Schmitz (b)
Input of coarse-grained siliciclastics into the Pyrenean Basin during the PETM (2): a river-dominated fan delta within a carbonate platform system
Victoriano Pujalte (a), Alejandro Robador (b), Aitor Payros (a) & Josep María Samsó (c)
A prospective Early Late Paleocene event (ELPE) from the expanded Río Gor hemipelagic section (Betic Cordillera, southern Spain): foraminifera, nannofossil and isotopic data
Victoriano Pujalte (a), Xabier Orue-Etxebarria (a), Estibaliz Apellaniz (a), Fernando Caballero (a), Simonetta Monechi (b), Silvia Ortiz (c) & Birger Schmitz (d)
An unexpected record of the PETM in terrestrial and organic sediments of Avesnois, between the Paris and Belgian Basins, NW Europe
Florence Quesnel (a,b), Jean-Yves Storme (c), Emile Roche (c), Alina Iakovleva (d), Pieter Missiaen (e), Thierry Smith (f),Chantal Bourdillon (g), Jean-Marc Baele (h), Johan Yans (i), Johann Schnyder (j), Paola Iacumin (k), Christine Fléhoc (l) & Christian Dupuis (h)
A Paleocene Pre-onset Carbon Isotope Excursion Recorded in the Shallow Marine Environment of Southern Maryland (USA)
Marci M. Robinson (a), Jean M. Self-Trail (a), Gregory A. Wandless (b) & Debra A. Willard (a)
A record of fire through the Early Eocene
Brittany E. Robson (a), Margaret E. Collinson (a), Walter Riegel (b), Volker Wilde (c), Andrew C. Scott (a) & Richard D. Pancost (d)
An organic geochemical investigation of organic matter sources and carbon cycling within Eocene Lake Uinta, Parachute Creek Member, Green River Formation, Uinta Basin
Megan Rohrssen (a), Alice Charteris (a), Gordon N. Inglis (a), Danielle Grogan (b), Richard D. Pancost (a) & Jessica H. Whiteside (c)
Stacking PEAT; A stacked Nd isotope record for the Paleogene equatorial Pacific
Deep water composition and water mass mixing in the Paleogene North Atlantic; Results from the Newfoundland ridges
Comparison between two middle to outer neritic PETM sections: South Dover Bridge and Mattawoman Creek Billingsley Road cores, Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain, USA
Jean M. Self-Trail (a), Marci M. Robinson (a), Debra A. Willard (a), Timothy J. Bralower (b), Lucy E. Edwards (a), David S. Powars (a), Greg A. Wandless (c), Katherine H. Freeman (b) & Elizabeth Denis (b)
Eocene nannofossil biostratigraphy of the mid-Waipara river section, Canterbury Basin, New Zealand: preliminary results
Claire L. Shepherd (a,b), Denise K. Kulhanek (c) & Christopher J. Hollis (b)
Cell geometry records the physiological responses of coccolithophores to Paleogene climate change
Rosie M. Sheward (a), Samantha J. Gibbs (a), Paul R. Bown (b), Alex J. Poulton (c), Chris J. Daniels (a), David Higgins (a) & Paul A. Wilson (a)
Extending lithologic and stable carbon isotope records at Mead Stream (New Zealand) through the Middle Eocene
Benjamin S. Slotnick (a), Gerald R. Dickens (a), Chris J. Hollis (b), James S. Crampton (b), C. Percy Strong (b) & James C. Zachos (c)
Sub-orbital climate variability in the Late Oligocene North Atlantic Ocean
Richard E. Smith (a), Ursula Röhl (b), Thomas Westerhold (b), Steve M. Bohaty (a) & Paul A. Wilson (a)
Large temperature changes on land during Early Eocene hyperthermals
Kathryn E. Snell (a), Henry C. Fricke (b), William C. Clyde (c) & John M. Eiler (a)
Scrutinizing data on climatic and biotic events of the Paleogene
Possible evidence of ice-rafting in the North Atlantic across the Eocene-Oligocene Transition: Preliminary findings from the Newfoundland Margin
James F. Spray (a), Paul A. Wilson (a), Steve M. Bohaty (a) & Ian Bailey (b)
Eocene hyperthermals in the North Sea Basin: a Belgian Ypresian perspective
Peter Stassen (a,b), Robert P. Speijer (a), Xavier Devleeschouwer (b), Hemmo A. Abels (c), Chris King (d), Willy Willems (e,†) & Etienne Steurbaut (a,b)
Implacement and fluctuations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet across the Eocene-Oligocene transition
Paolo Stocchi (a), Simone Galeotti (b), Jean-Baptiste Ladant (c), Edward Gasson (d), Robert M. DeConto (d), David Pollard (e), Maria Rugenstein (f), Bert L.A.Vermeersen (a) & Henk Brinkhuis (a)
The Paleocene-Eocene transition in Bulgaria: inference from calcareous nannofossils
Early Paleogene Pacific Deep-water Lead Isotope Variations – Implications for the Evolution of Water Mass Composition
Temperature, seasonality and salinity history of the early Eocene North Sea Basin inferred from fish otoliths and mollusks
Daan Vanhove (a,b), Robert P. Speijer (a), Etienne Steurbaut (a,b), Philippe Claeys (c) & Linda Ivany (d)
Unravelling volcanism and impact related environmental change in the latest Maastrichtian and early Danian
Johan Vellekoop (a), Jan Smit (b), Selen Esmeray (c), Kenneth G. Miller (c), James V. Browning (c), Bas Van De Schootbrugge (a), Jaap S. Sinnighe-Damsté (d,e) & Henk Brinkhuis (a)
Antarctic glacial history and Southern Ocean productivity during the Middle Eocene - Late Oligocene
Giuliana Villa (a), Chiara Fioroni (b), Davide Persico (a), Andrew P. Roberts (c) & Fabio Florindo (d)
Ypresian isopod crustaceans from Monte Bolca and Monte Postale (Italy)
Status and perspectives integrating marine and terrestrial archives
Thomas Westerhold (a), Ursula Röhl (a), James C. Zachos (b) & Jaume Dinarès-Turell (c)
Climate and oceanography of the Tasmanian Gateway during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum (MECO)
Lineke Woelders (a), Appy Sluijs (b) & Peter Bijl (b)
Benthic foraminiferal, sea level and climate change across the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary at Brazos River, Texas
Lineke Woelders (a), Robert Speijer (a) & Philippe Claeys (b)
Chemostratigraphy (δ13Corg, δ13Cinorg, δ18OPO4) of the phosphate series from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco: constraints and significance for earliest known African placental mammals
Johan Yans (a), László Kocsis (b), Emmanuel Gheerbrant (c), M’Barek Amaghzaz (d), Baadi Bouya (d), Henri Cappetta (e), Paola Iacumin (f), Mustapha Mouflih (g), Omar Selloum (d), Sevket Sen (c), Corentin Noiret (a) & Jean-Yves Storme (a,h)
Paleogene Climate, Biota, and the Carbon Cycle: Progress and Promise
Stepped carbon isotope excursion during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum triggered initially by volcanic CO2 emission
Qinghai Zhang (a,b), Xiaoxia Xu (a), Helmut Willems (a), Lin Ding (b), Xiaolei Liu (c) & Kai-Uwe Hinrichs (c)
I/CA in Planktic Foraminifera: Evidence for upper ocean deoxygenation during the Paleocene/Eocene Thermal Maximum
Xiaoli Zhou (a), Ellen Thomas (b,c), Rosalind E.M. Rickaby (d), Arne Winguth (e) & Zunli Lu (a)