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期刊名:Nature geoscience

缩写:NAT GEOSCI

ISSN:1752-0894

e-ISSN:1752-0908

IF/分区:16.1/Q1

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Cornelia Mertens,Sarah Paradis,Jordon D Hemingway Cornelia Mertens
Pyrite (iron sulfide) formation and burial in sediments decreases atmospheric CO2 and increases O2 levels. However, the environmental and sedimentological conditions that regulate pyrite burial remain poorly constrained. Here we investigate...
Gina E Moseley,Gabriella Koltai,Jonathan L Baker et al. Gina E Moseley et al.
The sensitivity of terrestrial Arctic climate during the Late Miocene remains poorly understood, despite this interval marking the transition towards a cooler, more variable global climate and the prelude to Northern Hemisphere glaciation. ...
Rosalind M Coggon,Elliot J Carter,Lewis J C Grant et al. Rosalind M Coggon et al.
Calcium carbonate precipitation in ageing ocean crust sequesters carbon dioxide dissolved in seawater through seafloor weathering reactions, influencing atmospheric CO2 concentrations on million-year timescales. However, this crustal carbon...
Yingjun Zhang,Brian B Barnes,Deborah S Goodwin et al. Yingjun Zhang et al.
The Sargasso Sea, at the centre of the North Atlantic subtropical gyre, draws its name from the endemic floating brown macroalgae, Sargassum, which provides shelter and habitat for life in the pelagic zone. In 2011, the Sargassum footprint ...
Attila Balázs,Taras Gerya,Gábor Tari Attila Balázs
The theory of plate tectonics describes how continents are separated from each other by lateral movement that is accommodated by transform faults connecting mid-ocean ridge sections, which leaves inactive fracture zones on the ocean floor. ...
Alastair G C Graham,Anna Wåhlin,Kelly A Hogan et al. Alastair G C Graham et al.
Understanding the recent history of Thwaites Glacier, and the processes controlling its ongoing retreat, is key to projecting Antarctic contributions to future sea-level rise. Of particular concern is how the glacier grounding zone might ev...
Barbara Bayer,Katharina Kitzinger,Nicola L Paul et al. Barbara Bayer et al.
Ammonia-oxidizing archaea are the most abundant chemolithoautotrophs in the ocean and are assumed to dominate carbon fixation below the sunlit surface layer. However, the supply of reduced nitrogen delivered from the surface in sinking part...
Alexandre Janin,Nicolas Coltice,Nicolas Chamot-Rooke et al. Alexandre Janin et al.
Earth's lithosphere is fragmented into tectonic plates that move relative to each other and the mantle, following a dynamic equilibrium that evolves over time. Sporadically, abrupt kinematic changes occur that typically lead to regional-sca...
Rhiannon E Stevens,Hazel Reade,Kerry L Sayle et al. Rhiannon E Stevens et al.
We identify a major sulfur isotope excursion in Eurasian faunal bone collagen from the last 50,000 years, here termed the Late Pleniglacial Sulfur Excursion. Our analysis suggests this is linked to changing permafrost conditions, presenting...
Ngoc B Nguyen,Mirco Migliavacca,Maoya Bassiouni et al. Ngoc B Nguyen et al.
Dryland carbon fluxes, particularly those driven by ecosystem respiration, are highly sensitive to water availability and rain pulses. However, the magnitude of rain-induced carbon emissions remains unclear globally. Here we quantify the im...