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Discontinuities in the Fossil Record | Evolution News

Discontinuities in the Fossil Record | Evolution News
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Another Body Plan from the Cambrian Explosion

Another Body Plan from the Cambrian Explosion
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Hemichordates Go Back to the Cambrian Explosion

Hemichordates Go Back to the Cambrian Explosion
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Fossil Friday: The Vindhyan Controversy

Fossil Friday: The Vindhyan Controversy
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Ediacaran Cordilleran-type mountain ice sheets and their erosion effec by Ya zhuo Niu, G R Shi et al

Glacial erosion has long been recognized as a significant factor contributing to continental denudation during the Ediacaran Period, consequently leading to geochemical perturbations and biotic evolution in marine environments. However, the role of Ediacaran glaciation in the oceanic geochemical perturbations remains controversial due to ambiguous geochronological correlations and unresolved paleogeographic and tectonic settings. A total of 45 Ediacaran glacial records have been reviewed and categorized into four Ediacaran glaciations: Gaskiers (581–579 Ma), Fauquier (ca. 571 Ma), Bou-Azzer (ca. 565–560 Ma), and Hankalchough (ca. 562–551 Ma) glaciations. Of these glacial records, 53% have been reported in the Avalonian–Cadomian and Altaids accretionary orogenic belts, recognized as representing Cordilleran-type mountain ice sheets (CMISs). This study reports an Ediacaran glaciation in the southern Altaids, NW China, with 18 glacial and non-glacial facies and 1173 new U-Pb-Hf da

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