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10. Late Aptian (Cretaceous) climate changes in northeastern Brazil: A reconstruction based on indicator species analysis (IndVal) M. Carvalho et al.
11. Early Mississippian evaporites of coastal tropical wetlands D. Millward et al.
12. Late Aptian palaeoclimatic turnovers and volcanism: Insights from a shallow-marine and continental succession of the Apennine carbonate platform, southern Italy R. Graziano et al.
13. Isotopically heavy sulfur in nephelinite from Etinde, Cameroon Volcanic Line: Implications for the origin of intraplate magmatism S. Baldwin et al.
14. Revisiting the Paleogene climate pattern of East Asia: A synthetic review C. Quan et al.
15. Influence of depositional environment on coal quality in Jangwa-Shankodi and Lafia-Obi areas, Central Benue Trough, north-central Nigeria J. Amobi et al.
16. Links between CO2, glaciation and water flow: reconciling the Cenozoic history of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current J. Ladant et al.
17. Halite fluid inclusions and the late Aptian sea surface temperatures of the Congo Basin, northern South Atlantic Ocean H. Zhang et al.
18. Late Aptian climate reconstruction based on palynological data from the Codó and Itapecuru formations, Parnaíba Basin, northeastern Brazil G. Correia et al.
19. A lost Tethyan evaporitic basin: Evidence from a Cretaceous hemipelagic meta‐selenite – red chert association in the Eastern Mediterranean realm F. Scheffler et al.
20. Controls on Early Cretaceous South Atlantic Ocean circulation and carbon burial – a climate model–proxy synthesis S. Steinig et al.
21. Driving mechanisms of organic carbon burial in the Early Cretaceous South Atlantic Cape Basin (DSDP Site 361) W. Dummann et al.
22. Late Aptian paleoclimate reconstruction of the Brazilian equatorial margin: inferences from palynology M. Cardoso da Silva Giannerini et al.
23. Integrated constraints of tectonics, sedimentation and climatic regimes on the pre- and post-salt petroleum systems in the Santos Basin, Southeastern Brazil Y. Lu et al.
24. Long- and short-term hydroclimatic variabilities in the Aptian Tethys: Clues from the orbital chronostratigraphy of evaporite-rich beds in the Apennine carbonate platform (Mt. Faito, southern Italy) R. Graziano & A. Raspini
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26. Biostratigraphy of Cretaceous-Neogene sedimentary infill of the Mamfe basin, southwest Cameroon: Paleoclimate implication J. Bilobé et al.
27. The Brazilian context of underground hydrogen storage: A review and future perspectives H. Santos et al.
28. Stratigraphic evolution and carbonate factory implications: Case study of the Albian carbonates of the Campos Basin, Brazil T. Rebelo et al.
29. The mantle, CO2and the giant Aptian chemogenic lacustrine carbonate factory of the South Atlantic: Some carbonates are made, not born V. Wright & J. Baceta
30. Constraining South Atlantic growth with seafloor spreading data L. Pérez-Díaz & G. Eagles
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32. Thenardite after mirabilite deposits as a cool climate indicator in the geological record: lower Miocene of central Spain M. Herrero et al.
33. Three-dimensional stratigraphic-sedimentological forward modeling of an Aptian carbonate reservoir deposited during the sag stage in the Santos basin, Brazil D. Liechoscki de Paula Faria et al.
34. Reconstruction of a saline, lacustrine carbonate system (Priabonian, St-Chaptes Basin, SE France): Depositional models, paleogeographic and paleoclimatic implications A. Lettéron et al.
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