The Cretaceous–Paleogene (K/Pg) boundary marks one of Earth’s significant mass extinctions, disrupting terrestrial and marine ecosystems. We investigate sedimentary organic matter and geochemical proxies from two high-latitude K/Pg sections: El Puesto (continental, Chilean Patagonia) and Filo Negro (marine, Seymour Isl...
Marcelo A. Carvalho, P. Sucerquia, Leslie M. E. Manríquez et al.· npj Palaeoecosystems· 0 citations
The Early Pliocene Warmth (EPW) was one of the most recent intervals of sustained global temperatures above present, but its expression in European terrestrial environments remains poorly constrained. Here we establish a continental chronological and paleoenvironmental framework for the Camp dels Ninots maar-lake suc...
X. Bolós, O. Oms, P. Rodríguez-Salgado et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
The Yinchuan Basin is situated at the leading edge of the latest northeastward expansion of the northeastern Tibetan Plateau. Sedimentary sequences at basin margins are crucial for understanding basin–mountain coupling relationships, yet systematic studies remain scarce. Here, we present a comprehensive sedimentologica...
Lei Liu, Li-Dong Liang, Jie Yang et al.· Minerals· 0 citations
The Sanjiang Plain, characterized by thick Quaternary sedimentary sequences and limited anthropogenic disturbance, represents an ideal archive for regional paleoenvironmental reconstruction. While extensive studies have focused on Holocene variability, the Pleistocene climatic evolution of this region remains inadequ...
Y. Pei, Hong-Wen Zhang, Fan-Peng Kong et al.· Frontiers in Earth Science· 0 citations
The Paleocene–Eocene succession at jebel Onk, northeastern Algeria, remains poorly understood, despite its significance for reconstructing paleoenvironments during a critical period of global change. Unlike the well-studied equivalent series in the Metlaoui–Gafsa Basin, the Algerian counterpart lacks a robust stratigra...
Oussama Mebarki, M. Tlili, Riheb Hadji et al.· Bulletin of the Mineral Rese...· 0 citations
A wealth of Oligocene to Miocene fossil floras in the Pacific Northwest of the United States—including Washington, Oregon, and Idaho—offers critical proxy evidence of regional terrestrial environments and climate during times of dynamic regional volcanism, tectonics, and global climate. However, the lack of a well-reso...
A. Lowe, M. Schmitz, C. Strömberg et al.· Geosphere· 0 citations
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