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- Late Neogene sedimentation at ODP Site 1171 (Leg 189), South Tasman Rise: history of paleoproductivity and ice rafting.
- A Closer Look at the Late Miocene-Early Pliocene,Biogenic Bloom".
- Radiolarian and Sedimentologic Paleoproductivity Proxy Record From the Benguela Upwelling System, DSDP Site 532, 0-6 Ma
- The Late Miocene Carbon Isotope Shift and Marine Biological Productivity.
- Top Down and Bottom up: A Comparison of Coccolith Sr/Ca Ratios and Benthic Foraminiferal Accumulation Rates as Indicators of Paleoproductivity
- Geochemical Support for Insolation Linked Nannofossil Productivity Changes During the Mid-Pliocene
- Miocene Global Carbon Isotope Shifts and Marine Biological Productivity.
- Viscosity of Peridotite Liquid up to 24 GPa: Predictions From Self-Diffusion Coefficients
- Organic carbon isotopes through the mid-Miocene: lack of a global signal
- Paleoproductivity During the Mid Miocene Climate Transition
- Radiolarian Indices of Paleoproductivity Variation in the late Pleistocene Benguela Upwelling System, ODP Site 1084
- Deciphering Carbon Isotope Excursions in Separated Biogenic and Diagenetic Carbonates
- Mid-Miocene Carbon Isotope Maximum: Marine Versus Terrestrial Carbon Burial
- Marine biological productivity and carbon cycling during the Oligocene to Miocene climate transition
- The Middle Miocene paleoceanographic events as seen by the chemistry of calcareous nannofossils in SW Pacific Ocean
- Rosetta/Philae spacecraft's Dust Impact Monitor: Theory and experiments
- Mechanical Properties of the Surface Material of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Measured By the Casse Instrument Onboard the Philae Lander
- Tests with Ice Particles As Comet Analog Materials and Results of the Dust Impact Monitor on Board Rosetta's Lander Philae.
- Measurements at Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko with the Dust Impact Monitor (SESAME-DIM)
- Evidence for increased deep ocean carbon storage during the mid Pleistocene climate transition
- A closer look at the air pollution dynamics during Diwali Festival in India
- Mapping Urban Informal Settlements (UIS): A Deep Learning based case study from India