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Solid Earth forcing of Mesozoic oceanic anoxic events
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Discover how oceanic anoxic events, marked by extreme oxygen depletion, may have been propelled by enhanced chemical weathering during a greenhouse period. This compelling research from authors T. M. Gernon, B. J. W. Mills, T. K. Hincks, A. S. Merdith, L. J. Alcott, E. J. Rohling, and M. R. Palmer reveals a fascinating connection between tectonic activity, phosphorus release, and ocean deoxygenation.
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