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arly Extinctions Set the Stage for Life as We Know It
Early Extinctions Set the Stage for Life as We Know It 19 March 2019 Feature

Many of the fossils left by the strange “Ediacara biota” that thrived during the Ediacaran Period (…

EarthByte
Members of EarthByte Group Host Webinar 8 March 2019 Feature

EarthByte group members Zahirovic, Kevin Wong and Madison East fielded questions about the progress…

Webinar: Expanding our vision of space and time: EarthByte 8 March 2019 Feature

In this webinar, EarthByte developer Sabin Zahirovic (University of Sydney, Australia), along…

carbonate platforms and subduction zones
Global Temperatures Rise When Ancient Reefs Encounter Subduction Zones 19 July 2018 Feature

Carbonate platforms are ancient reefs that build up over millions of years, composed of the carbon-…

4D Workshop Report
4D Workshop: Deep-time Data Driven Discovery and the Evolution of Earth 27 June 2018 Feature

Each day’s collaborative, interdisciplinary program included a small number of plenary talks…

Gordon Research Conference
Inaugural Gordon Conference Sparks Deep Thoughts on Deep Carbon 25 June 2018 Feature

  A diverse and interdisciplinary group of Earth scientists, planetary scientists, and…

You Tube video
Large Igneous Provinces Contribute to Ups and Downs in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide 8 June 2018 Feature

About 250 million years ago, a massive volcanic eruption flooded modern-day Siberia with lava,…

Clues to Archean Skies in Ancient Carbon 13 April 2018 Feature

In a new paper in Science Advances [1], David Bekaert, with DCO Reservoirs and Fluxes Community…

The ‘Kimberlite Bloom’ During Pangea’s End: Caused by Mantle Cooling Or Deep Carbon Effects? 19 January 2018 Feature

To understand the conditions that created this bloom, DCO members Sebastian Tappe, Malcolm…

One of The Supercontinents Is Different from the Others (It’s Rodinia) 14 December 2017 Feature

Each supercontinent has its quirks, but one, called Rodinia, assembled from 1.3 to 0.9 billion…

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