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Thermal maximums
Global paleogeographic reconstruction of the Earth during an ice-free period in the late Cretaceous 90 million years ago.
Ron Blakey, NAU Geology
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The most extreme climate event of the modern era (the Cenozoic—65 Ma to the present) was the Late Paleocene Thermal Maximum, which occurred at around 55 Ma.... More »
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The Cenozoic Era: Climate in the last 65 Million Years
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The most extreme climate event of the modern era (the Cenozoic—65 Ma to the present) was the Late Paleocene Thermal Maximum, which occurred at around 55 Ma.... More »
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