Temperature-driven nutrient recycling and euxinia as a marine mass extinction mechanism

Autor: Dominik Hülse, K. M. Meyer, Andy Ridgwell, Sebastiaan van de Velde, Kimberly V. Lau, Sandra Arndt

Extreme warming at the end-Permian induced profound changes in marine biogeochemical cycling and animal habitability, leading to the largest extinction in Earth's history. However, a causal mechanism for the extinction that explains the different pro

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REPLY: PERMIAN–TRIASSIC MICROBIALITE AND DISSOLUTION SURFACE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ON THE GENESIS OF MARINE MICROBIALITES AND DISSOLUTION SURFACE ASSOCIATED WITH THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION: NEW SECTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS FROM THE NANPANJIANG BASIN, SOUTH CHINA

Autor: Rongxi Li, Tanner Wood, Alexa Goers, Marcello Minzoni, K. M. Meyer, Marina B. Suarez, Jonathan L. Payne, Meiyi Yu, Xiaowei Li, Brian M. Kelley, Ellen K. Schaal, Charles M. Henderson, Ryan Dhillon, Daniel J. Lehrmann, Sara Akin, Yanjiao Qin, John M. Bentz

Publikováno v: PALAIOS. 31:118-121

We appreciate Kershaw et al.'s comment and continued interest in our Permian–Triassic research in the Nanpanjiang Basin. Kershaw et al. comment on aspects of our recent study that contradict results from the study of Collin et al. (2009). Specifica

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ON THE GENESIS OF MARINE MICROBIALITES AND DISSOLUTION SURFACE ASSOCIATED WITH THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION: NEW SECTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS FROM THE NANPANJIANG BASIN, SOUTH CHINA

Autor: Alexa Goers, Sara Akin, Rongxi Li, Ryan Dhillon, Xiaowei Li, Brian M. Kelley, Marina B. Suarez, Tanner Wood, Meiyi Yu, Charles M. Henderson, John M. Bentz, K. M. Meyer, Daniel J. Lehrmann, Jonathan L. Payne, Ellen K. Schaal, Marcello Minzoni, Yanjiao Qin

Publikováno v: PALAIOS. 30:529-552

A widespread marine microbialite and underlying truncation surface occur in Permian–Triassic sections of South China. We interpret the microbialite to have formed as a shallow, open-marine benthic framework stimulated by high seawater CaCO3 saturat

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The influence of the biological pump on ocean chemistry:Implications for long-term trends in marine redox chemistry, the global carbon cycle, and marine animal ecosystems

Autor: K. M. Meyer, Andy Ridgwell, Jonathan L. Payne

Publikováno v: Meyer, K M, Ridgwell, A & Payne, J L 2016, ' The influence of the biological pump on ocean chemistry : Implications for long-term trends in marine redox chemistry, the global carbon cycle, and marine animal ecosystems ', Geobiology, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 207-219 . https://doi.org/10.1111/gbi.12176
Geobiology

The net export of organic matter from the surface ocean and its respiration at depth create vertical gradients in nutrient and oxygen availability that play a primary role in structuring marine ecosystems. Changes in the properties of this ‘biologi

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Carotenoid biomarkers as an imperfect reflection of the anoxygenic phototrophic community in meromictic Fayetteville Green Lake

Autor: Irene Schaperdoth, Katherine H. Freeman, James M. Fulton, Jennifer L. Macalady, Lee R. Kump, K. M. Meyer

Publikováno v: Geobiology. 9:321-329

Organic biomarkers in marine sedimentary rocks hold important clues about the early history of Earth’s surface environment. The chemical relicts of carotenoids from anoxygenic sulfur bacteria are of particular interest to geoscientists because of t

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