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1. BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE SANTONIAN-MAASTRICHTIAN FROM THE JAMES ROSS BASIN, ANTARCTICA. PALEOBIOLOGICAL AND PALEOENVIRONMETAL EVENTS-PICTO 36326-2005 [CDA_AR-BIOSTRATIGRAPHY_AND_SEDIMENTOLOGY_OF_THE_SANTONIAN-MAASTRICHTIAN_FROM_TH]
ENGLISH This proposal is directed to the study of important, but not yet totally solved, scientific questions involving geologic, paleobiologic, and paleoclimatic high-latitude events. The expected ...


2. Eocene Greenhouse-Icehouse Transition Carbon Cycle Data [NOAA_NCDC_PALEO_2005-056]
Data set consists of carbonate and stable isotope data across the Eocene "Greenhouse-Icehouse" climate transition, from tropical Pacific ODP cores 1218 and 1219, and calculated Calcite Compensation ...


3. Sedimentology Data for Seymour Island, Antarctic Penninsula from the Instituto Antartico Argentino [CDA_AR_GEO_SEDIMENTOLOGY_DATA]
This sedimentoloy data is a collection of approximately 450 granulometric analyses of samples from 22 geological sections from Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula. The data comes from the Instituto ...


4. Paleontology of vertebrates, James Ross Basin, Antarctica [CDA_AR_GEO_PALEOVERT_JRBASIN]
This data set consists of a collection of fossil vertebrates, invertebrates, and plants from the Lopez de Bertodano, Sobral, Cross Valley, and La Meseta Formations of Seymour Island, Antarctica.


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