The Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event in the South Iberian Palaeomargin
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Beschreibung
Enriches understanding of the T-OAE giving relevant information from an area poorly studied, the south Iberian palaeomargin
Includes six reference sections where the T-OAE is recorded with very different features and we show different approaches (and methodologies) for understanding the incidence of this event
Presents the integrated analysis of geochemistry, ichnofossils and microfossil assemblages for understanding the environmental conditions before the anoxic event, during the biotic crisis and the subsequent recovery
Includes numerous figures that enrich the text by illustrating the results as well as the discussion/interpretation
Enriches understanding of the T-OAE giving relevant information from an area poorly studied, the south Iberian palaeomargin Includes six reference sections where the T-OAE is recorded with very different features and we show different approaches (and methodologies) for understanding the incidence of this event Presents the integrated analysis of geochemistry, ichnofossils and microfossil assemblages for understanding the environmental conditions before the anoxic event, during the biotic crisis and the subsequent recovery Includes numerous figures that enrich the text by illustrating the results as well as the discussion/interpretation Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Matías Reolid
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Marine carbon cycle Depleted oxygen conditions Western Tethys Biotic crisis paleooceanography
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“The book contains fifty-two excellent illustrations, which are very useful, accurate, and often colorful. … The book by Reolid et al. is very interesting and represents an important contribution to the study of the Pliensbachian–Toarcian boundary and the T-OAE. … This comprehensive book constitutes an up-to-date reference and a great deal of knowledge with regard to its academic style and very rich content for researchers who work on or who are interested in the Toarcian transgression and T-OAE.” (Andrea Di Cencio, Mohamed Abioui and Adele Garzarella, Swiss Journal of Palaeontology, Vol. 138, 2019)
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