… MTB are well known in the biological sciences, and their magnetic remains are widely studied
in earth sciences as magnetofossils. Rock … Giant magnetofossils and hyperthermal events …

… We invoke enhanced delivery of fine-grained sediments, due to the rapid environmental
changes associated with this hyperthermal event, to explain relatively thick PETM deposits. We …

… our understanding of this important event. Previous drilling in … records of extreme hyperthermal
climate events. All objectives … We will recover the large core volumes that are required for …

… 50 , which is reflected in large part by the dramatic increase in … This mechanism implies
that hyperthermal warming events … by recurrent, rapid hyperthermal events, which are mainly …

… in response to the PETM hyperthermal using coastal n-alkane … ~4–15 kyr into the event
and maintained the region’s … hyperthermal events for 10’s to 100’s of thousands of years. …

… populations, such as magnetofossils. Despite their increasing … brecciated when interacting
with hydrothermal fluids. Primary … peaks superimposed on the large separation of ZFC and FC …

… is likely complicated by the large uncertainty on our ΔpH estimate (eg, a 2× smaller ΔpH
at the POE is possible), the different durations of the carbon input for the events (50), and the …

… received much attention for palaeoceanographic studies, in large part because of (1) poor
quality … likely corresponds to the “C19r event”, a transient hyperthermal-style event (<100 kyr in …

… There was no evidence for such large MD magnetite grains in the oil-stained samples (Figs
3 –5), and the observed magnetite was … Giant magnetofossils and hyperthermal events …

… the mechanisms of hydrothermal Fe transport on a 100 to … Figure 2a), suggesting a large
abundance of pyrrhotite in the … Wagner described how magnetofossils might be indicators of …