Posters SSP2.6/CL4.25
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Attendance Time: Tuesday, 10 April 2018, 17:30–19:00 Hall X1 Chairperson: Marie Busfield, Grant Cox, Graham Shields, Stéphane Bodin |
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X1.324
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EGU2018-763
Snowball Earth under the microscope Marie Busfield and Daniel Le Heron |
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X1.325
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EGU2018-2629
Linking the rise of atmospheric oxygen to growth in the continental phosphorus inventory Grant Cox, Timothy Lyons, Ross Mitchell, Derrick Hasterok, and Matthew Gard |
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X1.326
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EGU2018-2707
A Full Plate Topological Animation for the Neoproterozoic: a requirement for understanding the feedback between the solid Earth and the greater Earth System Alan Collins, Andrew Merdith, Morgan Blades, Simon Williams, Sergei Pisarevsky, Grant Cox, Brandon Alessio, Sheree Armistead, John Foden, Dietmar Müller, and Chris Clark |
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X1.327
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EGU2018-3749
Primitive continents suppressed oxygenation during the Archean Matthijs Smit and Klaus Mezger |
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X1.328
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EGU2018-3754
Running out of gas: Zircon $^{18}$O-Hf-U/Pb evidence for Snowball Earth preconditioned by low degassing Jens Hartmann, Gaojun Li, and A. Joshua West |
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X1.329
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EGU2018-4295
The reconstruction of Mesoproterozoic microbial habitats during stromatolite formation Sebastian Viehmann, Simon V. Hohl, Dennis Kraemer, Michael Bau, Detlef H.G. Walde, Steve Galer, Shao-Yong Jiang, and Patrick Meister |
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X1.330
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EGU2018-5037
Links between silicate-carbonate weathering, climate and the origin of Neoproterozoic cap carbonates: New constraints from stable and radiogenic Sr isotope records (δ88/86Sr and 87Sr/86Sr) from the Amadeus Basin, Australia Juraj Farkas, Angus Love, Charles Verdel, Anton Eisenhauer, Ana Kolevica, Thomas Zack, Christine Edgoose, Dorothy Close, Verity Normington, Grant Cox, and Alan Collins |
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X1.331
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EGU2018-5798
Cd isotopes record changes in biologic productivity of Mesoproterozoic stromatolites Simon V. Hohl, Sebastian Viehmann, Dennis Kraemer, Michael Bau, Detlef H.G. Walde, Stephen J.G. Galer, Shao-Yong Jiang, and Patrick Meister |
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X1.332
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EGU2018-6228
The geochemical characteristics and factors controlling the organic matter accumulation of the Late Permian marine black shale from the Middle Yangtze area, South China Weiqing Liu, Jianxin Yao, Zhenjie Wu, and Yu Qiao |
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EGU2018-6853
Neoproterozoic Glacial Event and Its Geological Significance in the North Margin of Qaidam Basin (withdrawn) Shuai Ma, Shiyue Chen, and Yiming Yan |
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X1.334
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EGU2018-7961
New insights into ancient ice sheets: the Luoquan Glaciation (Ediacaran-Cambrian) of North China Daniel Le Heron, Guanghui Wu, Thomas Vandyk, and Li Meng |
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EGU2018-10244
Neoproterozoic glaciations in South America: “Snowball Earth” and “Phantom glacial” records. (withdrawn after no-show) Daniel Poiré, Lucía Gómez-Peral, and Julia Arrouy |
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X1.336
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EGU2018-11850
The potential climatic impacts of Ediacaran tectonics. Morgan Blades, Andrew Merdith, Alan Collins, Grant Cox, and Simon Williams |
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X1.337
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EGU2018-14493
Geomorphic windows into Neoproterozoic ice ages: a complex subglacial topography from the Yuermeinak Formation of NW China Thomas Vandyk, Daniel Le Heron, Guanghui Wu, and Meng Li |
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X1.338
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EGU2018-17105
Early Neoproterozoic ‘molar-tooth’ carbonate: its origin and significance Ying Zhou |
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EGU2018-17708
Twenty Years of Dating ‘Snowball Earth’ (and other parts of the Neoproterozoic) (withdrawn) Highlight Daniel Condon, Alan Rooney, Francis Macdonald, Maoyan Zhu, Anthony Prave, and Mark Schmitz |
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EGU2018-18040
Global carbon cycle and climate change interactions during the Neoproterozoic (withdrawn) Graham Shields |
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EGU2018-18139
Cryogenian glacial and interglacial sedimentary systems in the Teya-Chapa basin at the northeastern Yenisey Ridge (Siberian Craton) (withdrawn) Julius K. Sovetov |
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X1.342
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EGU2018-19721
Glaciations of the terminal Ediacaran in northern and northwestern China: implications of the diamictites for palaeogeography and tectonics Yongqing Liu, Hongwei Kuang, Nan Peng, Xiaoxu Xia, and Xiaoshai Chen |
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X1.343
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EGU2018-19761
Reappraisal of the significance and origin of Cryogenian benthic macroscopic phototrophs in the Datangpo Formation, China Hongwei Kuang, Yongqing Liu, Nan Peng, Xiaoshuai Chen, Hanghai Zheng, Xiaoxu Xia, Yuchong Wang, Zhicai Zhu, and Zhengfu Fan |