Raman spectroscopy on carbonaceous material has become the most used
geothermometer in Earth science studies. However, its application in very different settings …

The end-Triassic is characterized by one of the largest mass extinctions in the Phanerozoic,
coinciding with major carbon cycle perturbations and global warming. It has been suggested …

Rapid extensive magmatism may have a profound effect on global climate by liberating and
releasing greenhouse gases to the atmosphere through contact metamorphism of …

The sub-basalt domain of the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) is one of the last remaining
hydrocarbon exploration frontiers in Europe. While there is an established geological and …

Large igneous provinces (LIPs) are characterized by flood basalts and extensive magmatic
plumbing systems. When sills and dykes are emplaced in sedimentary basins, the heat …

The Central Atlantic magmatic province (CAMP), the end-Triassic mass extinction (ETE), and
associated major carbon cycle perturbations occurred synchronously around the Triassic …

Many continental large igneous provinces coincide with climate perturbations and mass
extinctions. When basaltic plumbing systems traverse carbon-rich sedimentary rocks, large …

On its way to the surface, the Siberian Traps magma created a complex sub-volcanic
plumbing system. This resulted in a large-scale sill emplacement within the Tunguska Basin …

This contribution presents a detailed geological study of a well-exposed igneous petroleum
system at Sierra de Cara Cura, Neuquén Basin, Argentina, which consists of sills, dykes …

The stretching of continental lithosphere results in asthenospheric upwelling, raising of
isotherms, melting during decompression and eventually seafloor spreading. The thermal …