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121by Edgar, Kirsty M., Wilson, Paul A., Sexton, Philip F., Suganuma, Yusuke“...Major ice sheets were permanently established on Antarctica approximately 34 million years ago1, 2...”
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122by Edgar, Kirsty M., Wilson, Paul A., Sexton, Philip F., Suganuma, Yusuke“...Major ice sheets were permanently established on Antarctica approximately 34 million years ago...”
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131by Escutia, Carlota, Deconto, Robert M., Dunbar, Robert, De Santis, Laura, Shevenell, Amelia, Naish, T.“... the Cenozoic (0–65 million years ago). These records document an ice-free subtropical Antarctica between ~52...”
Published in Oceanography (2019)
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133by Cathles, Lawrence M.“... (800-600 million years ago). Thereafter the earth was warmer than present except for "ice ages...”
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134“...Major ice sheets were permanently established on Antarctica approximately 34 million years ago...”
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135by Calatayud, Paul-André, Sauvion, Nicolas, Thiéry, Denis, Rebaudo, François, Jacquin-Joly, Emmanuelle“..., plant-insect interactions date back to the Devonian period, about 420 million years ago, when plants...”
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136by N V Bubenshchikova“... masses of the Eastern Equatorial Pacific during 4.6-0.65 million years ago. Sharp decrease in equatorial...”
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137by Escutia, Carlota, DeConto, Robert M., Dunbar, Robert, De Santis, Laura, Shevenell, Amelia E, Naish, Timothy“... the Cenozoic (0–65 million years ago). These records document an ice-free subtropical Antarctica between ~52...”
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138by Escutia, Carlota, DeConto, Robert M., Dunbar, Robert, De Santis, Laura, Shevenell, Amelia E, Naish, Timothy“... the Cenozoic (0–65 million years ago). These records document an ice-free subtropical Antarctica between ~52...”
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139by Summerhayes, Colin“... was low and large ice sheets were common. At times between 1,000 and 500 million years ago Earth was a...”
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140by Nirenberg, Jared“... Sheet and global climate. From 3.3 to 3.0 million years ago, I observe a gradual, non-monotonic increase...”
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