Abu Shama, Aziz El-Nahrawy, Sara Farouk, Sherif Jovane, Luigi Al-Kahtany, Khaled Zaky, Amr S.
Published in
Frontiers in Earth Science
The Burdigalian/Langhian (B/L) boundary has not yet been designated as a Global Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP), despite various proposed zonal schemes. In the Gulf of Suez region of Egypt, the Burdigalian-Langhian successions are notable for hosting significant hydrocarbon reservoirs within a tectonic rift setting. Therefore, biostatigraphy pl...
Moreau, Kévin Andrieu, Simon Briais, Justine Brigaud, Benjamin Ader, Magali
The difficulty of correlating continental deposits hinders predicting lacustrine and palustrine carbonate facies variations in time and space. This study aims to understand better the factors governing these facies heterogeneities by measuring carbonate isotopes and conducting facies, petrographic and sequence stratigraphic analyses of the Lutetian...
Gentis, Nicolas Licht, Alexis De Franceschi, Dario Win, Zaw Aung, Day Wa Dupont-Nivet, Guillaume Boura, Anaïs
Premise: The rise of angiosperm‐dominated tropical rainforests has been proposed to have occurred shortly after the Cretaceous‐Paleogene transition. Paleocene fossil wood assemblages are rare yet provide important data for understanding these forests and whether their wood anatomical features can allow us to document these changes. Method: The anat...
Beurel, Simon Munzinger, Jérôme Shao, Fuchen Shi, Gongle Sadowski, Eva-Maria
Lauraceae have one of the oldest fossil records of angiosperms with the earliest known evidence from the mid-Cretaceous. However, most of these records are based on leaves, especially from the Cenozoic of Asia, which are often challenging to assign to extinct or extant genera or species. In contrast, fossils of reproductive organs are more informat...
Larsén, Eva
This thesis has focused on the evolutionary history of Isoetes (Isoetales, Lycopsida), its phylogeny, megaspore morphology and evolutionary path through deep time. With a broadened sampling of species to include more of the worldwide diversity of the genus compared to previous work an unexpected sister to the rest of the genus was found. Isoetes wo...
Bagniewski, Witold Rousseau, Denis-Didier Ghil, Michael
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Scientific Reports
Tipping points (TPs) in Earth’s climate system have been the subject of increasing interest and concern in recent years, given the risk that anthropogenic forcing could cause abrupt, potentially irreversible, climate transitions. Paleoclimate records are essential for identifying past TPs and for gaining a thorough understanding of the underlying n...
Pickford, Martin Al-Kindi, Mohammed Al Marjibi, Thuwaiba Al Rawahi, Farida
Oman, permits estimation of the age of the deposits, indicating correlation to the Late Miocene (Turolian-Ventian: Tortonian-Messinian) ca 8-7 Ma. The eggshells are described and are located within a revised biostratigraphy of the Cenozoic terrestrial deposits of the Arabian Peninsula
Pickford, Martin Al-Kindi, Mohammed Rajhi, Mohammed Al Marjibi, Thuwaiba Al Rawahi, Farida
The discovery of fossilised struthious eggshell fragments on outcrops of the Marsawdad Formation, Rub’ Al-Khali, Oman, permits estimation of the age of the deposits, indicating correlation to the Late Miocene (Turolian-Ventian: Tortonian-Messinian) ca 8-7 Ma. The eggshells are described and are located within a revised biostratigraphy of the Cenozo...
Moreau, Kévin
L'intérêt porté aux carbonates continentaux n'a cessé de croitre ces dernières années pour leur usage comme réservoir géologique (géothermie, eau, stockage), comme matériaux (pierre de construction) ou pour la géotechnique, notamment dans la métropole du Grand Paris. Cependant, ces carbonates sont très hétérogènes, causant des variations spatiales ...
Rio, Cédric Del Tosal, Aixa Kara, Eliise Manchester, Steven Herrera, Fabiany Collinson, Margaret de Franceschi, Dario
Premise of research. The Anacardiaceae family is distributed throughout the vegetated continents. The fossil record indicates extensive diversification of the family during the Paleogene and, in particular, during the Eocene. Despite the abundant fossil record of this period, there are only a few reliable anacardiaceous fossils in the Paris Basin. ...