Nature
1. Climate
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Pedro DiNezio
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2. Reconciliation
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Sarah L. C. Giering, Richard Sanders, Richard
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Daniel J. Mayor
Nature 507, 480–483 (27 March 2014)
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3. Biogeochemistry:
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Tori M. Hoehler & Marc J. Alperin
Nature 507, 436–437 (27 March 2014)
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4. Methane
fluxes show consistent temperature dependence across microbial to ecosystem
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Gabriel Yvon-Durocher, Andrew P. Allen, David
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Nature 507, 488–491 (27 March 2014)
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Science
5. Hydrologic Regulation of Chemical
Weathering and the Geologic Carbon Cycle
K. Maher, C. P. Chamberlain
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PNAS
6. Onset of carbon isotope
excursion at the Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum took millennia, not 13 years
Richard E. Zeebea, Gerald R. Dickensb, Andy
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PNAS 2014 111 (12) E1062-E1063;
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7. Pluvials, droughts, the
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Neil Pederson, Amy E. Hessl, Nachin
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PNAS 2014 111 (12) 4375-4379;
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8. Plate tectonic controls on
atmospheric CO2 levels since the Triassic
Douwe G. Van Der Meer, Richard E. Zeebe,
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PNAS 2014 111 (12) 4380-4385;
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9. Glacial forcing of central
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Nature Geoscience
11. Climate science: Tropical expansion by ocean
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Jian Lu
Nature Geoscience 7, 250–251 (2014)
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12. Newly detected ozone-depleting substances in the
atmosphere
Johannes C. Laube, Mike J. Newland, Christopher Hogan,
Carl A. M. Brenninkmeijer, Paul J. Fraser, Patricia Martinerie, David E. Oram,
Claire E. Reeves, Thomas Röckmann, Jakob Schwander, Emmanuel Witrant &
William T. Sturges
Nature Geoscience 7, 266–269 (2014)
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13. Solar forcing of North Atlantic surface temperature
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Paola Moffa-Sánchez, Andreas Born, Ian R. Hall, David J.
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Nature Geoscience 7, 275–278 (2014)
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14. Production of sulphate-rich vapour during the
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Nature Geoscience 7, 279–282 (2014)
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15. Early Earth: Cyanobacteria at work
Alan J. Kaufman
Nature Geoscience 7, 253–254 (2014)
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16. Evidence for oxygenic photosynthesis half a billion
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Nature Geoscience 7, 283–286 (2014)
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17. Surface-water iron supplies in the Southern Ocean
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Nature Geoscience 7, 314–320 (2014)
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Nature Communications
18. Fossil pollen records
indicate that Patagonian desertification was not solely a consequence of Andean
uplift
L. Palazzesi, V.D. Barreda, J.I. Cuitiño,
M.V. Guler, M.C. Tellería & R. Ventura Santos
Nature Communications 5, Article number: 3558
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