Lethally Hot Temperatures During the Early Triassic Greenhouse
Abstract
Too-Hot Times Climate warming has been invoked as a factor contributing to widespread extinction events, acting as a trigger or amplifier for more proximal causes, such as marine anoxia. Sun et al. (p. 366 ; see the Perspective by Bottjer ) present evidence that exceptionally high temperatures themselves may have caused some extinctions during the end-Permian. A rapid temperature rise coincided with a general absence of ichthyofauna in...
Paper Details
Title
Lethally Hot Temperatures During the Early Triassic Greenhouse
Published Date
Oct 19, 2012
Journal
Volume
338
Issue
6105
Pages
366 - 370
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