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How does leaf morphology reflect palaeoclimate conditions? A quantitative approach tracing terrestrial climate conditions during the Palaeogene
Volume 31/2014
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)
The Early Eocene Climatic Optimum: chronological constraints and environmental impact at the North Iberian continental margin
Volume 31/2014
Silvia Ortiz (a), Aitor Payros (b), Isabel Millán (c), Javier Arostegui (d), Xabier Orue-Etxebarria (b) & Estibaliz Apellaniz (b)
A prospective Early Late Paleocene event (ELPE) from the expanded Río Gor hemipelagic section (Betic Cordillera, southern Spain): foraminifera, nannofossil and isotopic data
Volume 31/2014
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
Volume 31/2014
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)
Stacking PEAT; A stacked Nd isotope record for the Paleogene equatorial Pacific
Volume 31/2014
Comparison between two middle to outer neritic PETM sections: South Dover Bridge and Mattawoman Creek Billingsley Road cores, Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain, USA
Volume 31/2014
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
Volume 31/2014
Claire L. Shepherd (a,b), Denise K. Kulhanek (c) & Christopher J. Hollis (b)