… environmental changes associated with this hyperthermal event, to explain relatively
thick … Magnetofossil evidence for the development of a tropical river-like system in the mid-Atlantic …

… large hyperthermal during the Cenozoic (∼ 56 Ma) is characterized by a massive injection of
depleted carbon into global reservoirs as indicated by a large … and a freshening event at the …

… -studied example of a ‘hyperthermal event’, characterized by … largest event in the sequence
and other, smaller events are … isotopic composition of a large number of single specimens […

… a suitable approach for the in-situ study of giant magnetofossils in marine sediments and
could potentially even detect conventional magnetofossils when combined with the dual-mode …

… This work provides evidence for an order of magnitude increase in fossil carbon delivery to
the oceans that began ~10–20 kyr after the event onset and demonstrates that the oxidation …

… Thus, unlike the hyperthermal events, the MECO is difficult to attribute to a simple, rapid …
This is because bioevents are difficult to employ for correlation across such a large latitudinal …

… DD, but the total uncertainty of 0.57 Myr led to large errors. Therefore, the age boundaries for
… significant implications for human studies of hyperthermal events and the accumulation and …

… Results show a turnover event in the LBF assemblage during … stable coincident with the
large negative carbon isotope … of the late Paleocene hyperthermal events, most liNely the …

… fossils, referred to as magnetofossils [22,23]. Magnetofossils are important contributions to
the … Molecular, genetic and genomic advances in MTB have led to the identification of a large …

… Large scale continental drying associated with Paleocene… large charcoal peak we observe
in the sedimentary record. This would likely be followed by subsequent smaller wildfire events …