Tropical temperatures in greenhouse episodes

Paul N. Pearson (), Peter Ditchfield and Nicholas J. Shackleton
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Paul N. Pearson: University of Bristol
Peter Ditchfield: University of Bristol
Nicholas J. Shackleton: Godwin Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6910, 898-898

Abstract: Abstract We agree with Zachos and colleagues that much can be learned about transient climate events from well-dated carbonate sediments from the deep ocean, and that the problem of recrystallization of such sediments (when tens of millions of years old) means that constraining relative temperature changes from oxygen-isotope data is more appropriate than attempting to measure absolute values.

Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.1038/419898a

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