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Terrestrial records of two hyperthermal events in the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary suggest different control mechanisms
Earth SciencesCommunications Earth & Environment

Terrestrial records of two hyperthermal events in the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary suggest different control mechanisms

M. Ma, M. Wang, et al.

Explore how two distinct hyperthermal events across the Cretaceous-Palaeogene boundary reveal intriguing differences in carbon cycle perturbations. This compelling research by Mingming Ma, Mengdi Wang, Huixin Huang, and Xiuming Liu from Fujian Normal University and Macquarie University offers new insights into the climatic mechanisms of the late Maastrichtian Warming Event and the Dan-C2 event.... show more
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