Eustacy during the Cretaceous: Its implications and importance

Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology

Volumn 22, Issue 1, 1977, Pages 1-60

  Cooper, M R ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 15444369458     PISSN: 00310182     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0031-0182(77)90032-3     Document Type: Article

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108. Stratigraphy and geologic history of the Montana Group and equivalent rocks, Montana, Wyoming, and North and South Dakota
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111. Darwinian evolution in the genealogy of haemoglobin
112. Origin of the Mesozoic Boreal Realm
113. Oscillation or pulsation?
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115. Palaeoclimatic significance of evaporites
116. Metallogeny and the new global tectonics
117. Cyclothems transgressions and faunal changes in the Lias of North-West Europe
118. Major epeirogenic and eustatic changes since the Cretaceous and their possible relationship to crustal structure
119. Tectonism and eustacy in the Jurassic
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124. The Cretaceous System in northern Ireland
125. Transgression of the Cretaceous sea in south-west England
126. The sequence of facies in the Upper Cretaceous of northern Europe compared with that in the Western Interior
127. Ammonites from the transgressive Cretaceous of the Rhenish Massif, Germany
128. Transgressions, climatic change and the diversification of calcareous nannoplankton
129. Origin of species in geologic time alternatives to the Eldredge—Gould model
130. Evolutionary processes and reversals of the earth's magnetic field
131. Relationship of palaeomagnetic reversals and micropalaeontology in two late Cenozoic cores from the Pacific Ocean
132. Cenomanian palaeogeography of the North Atlantic and possible mid-Cenomanian eustatic movements and their implications
133. Les géosynclineaux et les aires continentales. Contribution à l'étude des transgressions marines
134. Stresses induced by the addition or removal of overburden and associated thermal effects
135. The stratigraphy and evolutionary trends of radiolaria in North Pacific deep-sea sediments
136. Faunal extinctions and reversals of the earth's magnetic field
137. Antarctic radiolaria, magnetic reversals and climatic change
138. Lithospheric plate motion, sea level changes and climatic and ecological consequences
139. Pliocene/Pleistocene sediments of the equatorial Pacific: their paleomagnetic, biostratigraphic, and climatic record
140. Comanchean (Cretaceous) rocks of central Texas
141. Marine magnetic anomalies geomagnetic field reversals and motions of the ocean floor and continents
142. Ammonoidea from the Mata Series (Santonian-Maastrichtian) of New Zealand
143. Comanchean stratigraphy of the Cretaceous of north Texas
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146. Correlation of the Cretaceous formations of the Greater Antilles, central America, and Mexico
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149. Nubia Sandstone: type section
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151. The stratigraphy of the Actinocamax plenus Subzone (Turonian) in the Anglo-Paris basin
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176. Relation of plate tectonics to the geomorphic evolution of the Canadian Atlantic Provinces
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185. World-wide correlation of Mesozoic magnetic anomalies, and its implications
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190. Plankton evolution
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194. Modes of evolution mainly among marine invertebrates
195. Marine phosphorite formation off Peru
196. The transgressive Cretaceous (Upper Albian through Turonian) deposits of the Polish Jura chain
197. The stratigraphy and palaeogeography of the Lower Cretaceous deposits of the Polish Lowland area
198. Sur le Crétacé supérieur marin des Martigues (Bouches-du-Rhône)
199. Tectonic implications of glacio-eustatic sea level fluctuations
200. Animal extinctions, oxygen consumption, and atmospheric history
201. Ice ages and the Galaxy
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203. Ammonoids of the Lower Cretaceous sandstone member of the Haida Formation, Skidegate Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands, western British Columbia
204. Glauconite
205. Elevation and subsidence of oceanic crust
206. Hypsometry of ocean basin provinces
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208. Variations in the number of species of benthonic Foraminifera in the Barremian of northwestern Germany
209. A portion of the system calcium carbonate-carbon dioxide-water with geological implications
210. New species of Douvilleiceras from the Lower Albian deposits on the southwestern spurs of the Gissar Range
211. Relationship of porphyry copper and circum-Pacific tin deposits to paleo-Benioff zones
212. 2 concentration in air on the radiation balance of the earth's surface and on the climate
213. Controls of post-Gondwanaland alkaline volcanism in southern Africa
214. Evolution of the Crinoidea in relation to major paleogeographic changes in earth history
215. Evolution rates among crinoids
216. Evolution of late Paleozoic invertebrates in response to major oscillations of shallow seas
217. Expansion and contraction of shallow seas as a causal factor in evolution
218. Stratigraphie du crétacé supérieur de la plateforme Russe, de la Crimée et du Caucase du nord
219. Geology of the Tampico region, Mexico
220. Erscheinungen und Probleme der welweiten Fauneninzisionen an der Kreide/Tertiär-Grenze
221. Biostratigraphie und Paläogeographie der Oberen Kreide der Russischen Tafel
222. Problems of species differentiation in light of paleontological data
223. Phyletic size increase, an important trend, illustrated by fossil invertebrates
224. Periodicity in invertebrate evolution
225. Catastrophism and the fossil record
226. Paleontological gaps and geochronology
227. Mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period
228. Decreased global rainfall during the past Ice Age
229. Biotic associations and extinctions
230. The Miyakoan (Aptian and Albian) on the Pacific Coast of northeast Japan
231. Depositional systems in the Woodbine Formation (Upper Cretaceous), northeast Texas
232. Stellar dynamics
233. Paleomagnetic study of Antarctic deep-sea cores
234. Transitional forms and species differentiation of brachiopods
235. The stratigraphy of the Gault in the Thames Estuary and its bearing on the Mesozoic tectonic history of the area
236. Middle Albian stratigraphy in the Anglo-Paris basin
237. The plain man's guide to plate tectonics
238. Lower Cretaceous of the Yeropol River basin
239. Solar constant during a glaciation
240. Eolian biogenic detritus in deep sea sediments a possible index of equatorial ice age aridity
241. Stratigraphy of the phosphatic belt in the Negev
242. The fossil mammal fauna of South America
243. About some still little studied factors of evolution
244. Senonian Inoceramus zones of the West Sakhalin Mountains
245. Pulsations, interpulsations and sea-floor spreading
246. Les formations calcaires à rudistes du crétacé supérieur provençal et rhodanien: stratigraphie et paléogéographie
247. Marine phosphorite deposits and the nitrogen cycle
248. Sea-floor spreading in the North Atlantic
249. Phytoplankton and the late Palaeozovic wave of extinction
250. Albian-Cenomanian boundary in the western Black Sea region
251. Possible climatic impact of tropical deforestation
252. Transgressions and regressions in the Dinantian: a new synthesis of British Dinantian stratigraphy
253. Hydrothermal argillization of Upper Santonian volcanogenic rocks and its role in formation of bentonites in the Sarigyukh deposit
254. Det cenomane basalkonglomerat pa Bornholm
255. Paleoecology of the Cretaceous seas of the Western Interior of the United States
256. Studies of the Mowray Shale (Cretaceous) and contemporary formations in the United States and Canada
257. Influence of ancient solar-proton events on the evolution of life
258. Stratigraphy of phosphate deposits in Israel
259. Das Deperetsche Gesetz und die Regel von der Kleinheit der Inselformen als Spezialfall des Bergmannschen Gesetzes und ein Erklarungsversuch desselben
260. Klima und Artbildung
261. The Cretaceous Ammonoidea of southern Nigeria and the southern Cameroons
262. Ammonite biostratigraphy, continental drift and oscillatory transgressions
263. L'histoire de la mer transcontinentale saharienne pendant le Cénomanien-Turonien
264. Biostratigraphical dating of the early history of the South Atlantic Ocean
265. Thermal runaway in the mantle and neotectonics
266. Stratigraphy of earliest Mesozoic sediments in southeastern Mexico and western Guatemala
267. A problem of faunal replacement on Permo-Triassic continents
268. Stratigraphy of the Glen Rose Limestone, central Texas
269. On the type locality of the Maastrichtian (Dumont, 1849), the upper boundary of that stage and on the transgression of a Maastrichtian s.l. in southern Limburg
270. Time series and trends in animal evolution
271. Comparison of continental margins of eastern North America at Cape Hatteras and northwestern Africa at Cape Blanc
272. Relations between rates of sediment accumulation on continental shelves, sea-floor spreading, and eustacy inferred from the central North Atlantic
273. Probable changes in the composition of sea water during the course of geologic time
274. Pennsylvanian and Lower Permian episodes of epicontinental marine inundation, southeast Arizona
275. On the type locality of the Maastrichtian (Dumont, 1849), the upper boundary of that stage and on the transgression of a Maastrichtian s.l. in southern Limburg
276. Oceanic ridges and eustatic changes in sea level
277. Geologic data on atmospheric history
278. The problem of transition in palaeontology
279. Paleomagnetic studies of the Cretaceous volcanic rocks in southwest Japan — an assumed drift of the Honshi Island
280. Über die möglichen Ursachen der grossen erdgeschichtlichen Faunenschnitte
281. Discontinuities in the history of sea-floor spreading
282. Volcanic dust sunspots and temperature trends
283. Permo-Triassic extinctions relation to sea-floor spreading
284. Oxygen consumption rates and their paleontological significance
285. Genomic versus morphologic rates of evolution: influence of morphologic complexity
286. The climatic history of Europe and North America
287. The primary cause of ice-ages
288. Stratigraphy and sedimentary environments of Lower Cretaceous rocks, southern Western Interior
289. Jurassic—Cretaceous boundary in Iran
290. Rates of evolution in animals
291. History of the fauna of Latin America
292. Evolutionary effects of cosmic radiation
293. Evolutionary pulsations and geomagnetic polarity
294. Synchrony of Phanerozoic sedimentary-tectonic events of the North American craton and the Russian platform
295. Relationships of cratonic and continental-margin tectonic episodes
296. Nature of Cretaceous sedimentation in western desert, Egypt
297. Le Maestrichtien
298. Cretaceous stratigraphy of the Raukumara Peninsular
299. Effects of competition on rates of evolution with special reference to bivalve mollusks and mammals
300. A theory of evolution above the species level
301. The sequence of geological events and the dynamics of the Milky Way galaxy
302. Unconformities in Upper Cretaceous Series of Texas
303. The larger invertebrate fossils of the Navarro Group of Texas
304. Late Cainozoic explosive eruptions in the Aleutian and Kuril Island arcs
305. Major sedimentary cycles in the Corallian Beds (Oxfordian) of southern England
306. Primary production, isotopes, extinctions and the atmosphere
307. Geologic history of oceanic plankton
308. Stratigraphie et tectonique de la Sierra Madre Orientale au niveau du secteur transversal de Parras (Etat de Coahuila, Mexique)
309. The early climatic history of the earth and the implications of “plate tectonics” in the context of organic evolution
310. Die Kreide im Münsterland und im Nordwestfalen
311. Atlas paléobiogéographique du Cénomanien des chaines subalpines méridionales
312. Mutations and geographical variation
313. Zur Paläontologie, Biostratigraphie und faziellen Ausbildung der unteren Oberkreide (Cenoman bis Turon). II. Stratigraphie und fazielle Ausbildung des Cenomans und Turons in Sachsen dem nordlichen Harzvorland (subherzyne Kreide) und dem Ohmgebirge
314. Influence of the earth's core on the origin and evolution of life
315. The evolution of the interior of the earth and its effects on biological evolution
316. Ammonite faunas of the Upper Cretaceous rocks of Vancouver Island, British Columbia
317. Climatic regulation of species diversification and extinction
318. Plate tectonic regulation of faunal diversity and sea level: a model
319. Global tectonics and the fossil record
320. Tectonics of the mid-Atlantic ridge, 6°–8° south latitude
321. Mesozoic/Cenozoic calcite compensation depth and the global distribution of calcareous sediments
322. Recent carbonates from the Netherlands Antilles: hypersaline to open marine environments
323. A new evolutionary law
324. Continental fragmentation and ocean floor evolution during the past 200 m.y.
325. Changes in geomagnetic reversal frequency at times of tectonic change: evidence for coupling between core and upper mantle processes
326. Palaeomagnetic field reversals and cosmic radiation
327. Geomagnetic polarity change and faunal extinction in the Southern Ocean
328. Upper Cretaceous stratigraphy, Rocky Mountains area
329. Divisions of the New Zealand Cretaceous
330. The heteromorphs and ammonoid extinction
331. Evolution or revolution of ammonoids at Mesozoic system boundaries
332. Die Kreide Sardiniens und ihre Cephalopoden
333. Geological evidence relating to the origin and secular rotation of the solar system
334. Late Pleistocene tropical aridity synchronous in both hemispheres?
335. Cretaceous sedimentation and orogeny in nuclear Central America
336. Appalachian peneplains paleosols and plate tectonics
337. The terminal Cretaceous event
338. Cretaceous stratigraphy of the Japanese Islands
339. Upper Cretaceous ammonites from the Gulf Coast of the United States
340. Comanche Series (Cretaceous), south central Texas
341. Cretaceous paleogeography: implications of endemic ammonite faunas