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  • Constraints on the amplitude of Mid-Pliocene (3.6-2.4Ma) eustatic sea-level fluctuations from the New Zealand shallow-marine sediment record

    Authors
    G.S. Wilson, T.R. Naish
    Journal
    Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
    Year
    2009
    Ice-volume calibrations of the deep-ocean foraminiferal ?18O record imply orbitally influenced sea-level fluctuations of up to 30m amplitude during the Mid-Pliocene, and up to 30 per cent loss of the ... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • A new high-resolution, middle Miocene magnetostratigraphy from western Southland, New Zealand

    Authors
    Brad Field, G.S. Wilson, M.P. Crundwell, C. Ohneiser
    Journal
    New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
    Year
    2008
    We present an astrochronologically constrained magnetostratigraphic age model for a middle Miocene (16-13 Ma) mudstone succession from the Bryce Burn, western Southland, New Zealand. Fourteen magnetic... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • Cenozoic basin evolution beneath the southern McMurdo Ice Shelf, Antarctica

    Authors
    Stuart Henrys, Andrew Gorman, L. Johnston, G.S. Wilson, H. Horgan, R. Clark, T.R. Naish
    Journal
    Global and Planetary Change
    Year
    2008
    Fifty-two kilometres of multi-channel seismic reflection data were acquired from the southern McMurdo Ice Shelf (SMIS) during potential drill site investigations for the Antarctic Drilling (ANDRILL) p... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • Chapter 9 The Oligocene-Miocene Boundary - Antarctic Climate Response to Orbital Forcing

    Authors
    G.S. Wilson, T.R. Naish, S.F. Pekar, S. Passchier, R. DeConto
    Journal
    Developments in Earth and Environmental Sciences
    Year
    2008
    Recent high-resolution Oligocene-Miocene oxygen isotopic records revealed a relatively transient, ca. 2 myr period, 1 ? amplitude cyclicity in isotopic values (Oi and Mi events, respectively). Intrigu... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

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