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The Plio-Quaternary stratigraphy in the Eastern Alboran Sea
Volume 21/2012
Juan (*), Ercilla G. (*), Estrada F. (*), Casas D. (*,°), Alonso B. (*), García (*,^), Farran (*), Palomino (**), Vázquez J.T. (**), Llave (°), Hernández-Molina (°°), Medialdea (°), Gorini C. (+), D'Acremont E. (+), El Moumni B. (++), Ammar A. (^), Contouriber & Montera Teams
Is there a causal link between early Eocene opening of the Tasmanian Gateway and the onset of Eocene cooling?
Volume 31/2014
Peter Bijl (a) & Willem Sijp (b)
Middle Eocene–Lower Oligocene biostratigraphy and paleoceanography of the Western Equatorial Indian Ocean based on Calcareous Nannofossils, ODP Site 711
Volume 31/2014
Chiara Fioroni (a), Giuliana Villa (b) & Davide Persico (b)
Was the Early Eocene ocean unbearably warm or are the proxies unbelievably wrong?
Volume 31/2014
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)
Resolving Eocene time and palaeoceanography in exceptional detail: an update on IODP Expedition 342, Newfoundland Ridge
Volume 31/2014
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)
Antarctic glacial history and Southern Ocean productivity during the Middle Eocene - Late Oligocene
Volume 31/2014
Giuliana Villa (a), Chiara Fioroni (b), Davide Persico (a), Andrew P. Roberts (c) & Fabio Florindo (d)
Climate and oceanography of the Tasmanian Gateway during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum (MECO)
Volume 31/2014
Lineke Woelders (a), Appy Sluijs (b) & Peter Bijl (b)