Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south
A newly discovered Konservat-Lagerstätte from the Middle Miocene of the western Olympus Range, Dry Valleys, Antarctica, yields cypridoidean ostracods complete with preserved body and appendages. This is the first record of 3-dimensionally fossilized animal soft tissues from the continent. The ostrac...
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ftleicesterunfig:oai:figshare.com:article/10082582 2023-05-15T13:43:29+02:00 Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south Mark Williams David J. Siveter Allan C. Ashworth Philip R. Wilby David J. Horne Adam R. Lewis David R. Marchant 2008-07-22T00:00:00Z https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Exceptionally_preserved_lacustrine_ostracods_from_the_Middle_Miocene_of_Antarctica_implications_for_high_latitude_palaeoenvironment_at_77_south/10082582 unknown 2381/8081 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Exceptionally_preserved_lacustrine_ostracods_from_the_Middle_Miocene_of_Antarctica_implications_for_high_latitude_palaeoenvironment_at_77_south/10082582 All Rights Reserved Uncategorized ostracods Konservat Lagerstätte Dry Valleys Miocene palaeoclimate palaeolake pyritization soft-tissues Text Journal contribution 2008 ftleicesterunfig 2021-11-11T20:10:58Z A newly discovered Konservat-Lagerstätte from the Middle Miocene of the western Olympus Range, Dry Valleys, Antarctica, yields cypridoidean ostracods complete with preserved body and appendages. This is the first record of 3-dimensionally fossilized animal soft tissues from the continent. The ostracods are preserved in goethite, secondary after pyrite, representing a novel mode of exceptional preservation. They signal a high latitude (>77°S) lake setting (Palaeolake Boreas) viable for benthic animal colonisation prior to 14 Ma. Their presence supports the notion of warmer, tundra-like environmental conditions persisting in the Dry Valleys until the Middle Miocene. Other Non-Article Part of Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctica Tundra University of Leicester: Figshare Boreas ENVELOPE(-3.933,-3.933,-71.300,-71.300) Olympus ENVELOPE(156.767,156.767,-80.217,-80.217) Olympus Range ENVELOPE(162.000,162.000,-77.467,-77.467) |
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A newly discovered Konservat-Lagerstätte from the Middle Miocene of the western Olympus Range, Dry Valleys, Antarctica, yields cypridoidean ostracods complete with preserved body and appendages. This is the first record of 3-dimensionally fossilized animal soft tissues from the continent. The ostracods are preserved in goethite, secondary after pyrite, representing a novel mode of exceptional preservation. They signal a high latitude (>77°S) lake setting (Palaeolake Boreas) viable for benthic animal colonisation prior to 14 Ma. Their presence supports the notion of warmer, tundra-like environmental conditions persisting in the Dry Valleys until the Middle Miocene. |
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Mark Williams David J. Siveter Allan C. Ashworth Philip R. Wilby David J. Horne Adam R. Lewis David R. Marchant |
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Mark Williams David J. Siveter Allan C. Ashworth Philip R. Wilby David J. Horne Adam R. Lewis David R. Marchant |
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Mark Williams |
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Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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Exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the Middle Miocene of Antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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exceptionally preserved lacustrine ostracods from the middle miocene of antarctica: implications for high latitude palaeoenvironment at 77° south |
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