The Arabian Sea and eastern tropical Pacific oxygen minimum zones were better oxygenated during the warm Miocene, but with regional complexities, according to analysis of trace elements and nitro...

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Abstract. The middle Eocene through early Oligocene was an important interval for Cenozoic climate evolution, having a substantial impact on global palaeoceanography and the biosphere. At the Eocene–O...

Co-Chief Scientists: Adam Woodhouse (Cardiff University, UK), Jennifer Kasbohm (Carnegie Institution for Science, USA)

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Phytoplankton—microscopic algae that form the base of ocean food webs—have long been viewed as transient players in the global carbon cycle: They bloom, die, and the carbon they contain is quickly rec...

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Scientists received €735m in grants in 2024 after UK rejoined programme as associate member post-Brexit

This Perspective explores the existing and potential applications of artificial intelligence in deep time biodiversity research as well as offer guidelines on equitable and ethical use of artificial i...

Planktonic foraminifera increase shell weight with habitat depth, allowing living cells to adjust their buoyancy by increasing their density as water density increases, according to analyses of their ...

Abstract. Geographic range has long been acknowledged as an important determinant of extinction risk. The trajectory of geographic range through time, however, has not received as much scientific atte...

Burning calories, burning ocean: metabolic rate in bivalves as a predictor of extinction selectivity through time and during rapid global warming