Cretaceous
- 9th International Symposium on the Cretaceous System - 01-05 September 2013, Ankara, Turkey
- A regional ocean circulation model for the mid-Cretaceous North Atlantic Basin: implications for black shale formation
- Albien de l'Aube
- Astronomical calibration of upper Campanian-Maastrichtian carbon isotope events and calcareous plankton biostratigraphy in the Indian Ocean (ODP Hole 762C): implication for the age of the Campanian-Maastrichtian boundary
- Biogeochemical transformations and fluxes in redox-stratified environments: from the shallow coastal ocean to the deep subsurface
- Biostratigraphy and interrelationship of the Lower and Middle Aptian (Cretaceous) sedimentary sequences in Georgia and adjacent regions of the Caucasus
- Biostratigraphy and sedimentology of Campanian deep-water sections (Nierental Formation, Gosau Group) in Lower Austria
- Climate model boundary conditions for four Cretaceous time slices
- Colloquium of the Cenomanian stage - Oct. 18-24, 2001, Rouen, France
- Cretáceo
- Cretaceous Dinosaurs
- Cretaceous Fossils of Arizona
- Cretaceous oceanic red beds (CORBS) in the Austrian Eastern Alps: Passive-margine vs. active-margin depositional settings
- Cretaceous Paleogeography
- Cretaceous Paleogeography: Implications of the Endemic Ammonite Faunas
- Cretaceous Period
- Cretaceous Stratigraphy
- Cretaceous System
- Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinctions
- Cretaceous-Tertiary Impact
- Cretaceous-Tertiary (K-T) meteoric impact
- Cretaceous Tethyan Stratigraphy
- Cretacic
- Drastic shrinking of the Hadley circulation during the mid-Cretaceous Supergreenhouse
- Early Cretaceous
- Early Cretaceous Tethyan Stratigraphy - The broad objective is to build up a detailed knowledge of the Early Cretaceous stratigraphy in the Tethyan realm. The approach will be systematic through the integration of basin reference sections (stratotypes), basin or platform control sections, biostratigraphic data, and sequence stratigraphy (plus any information which should support correlations).
- EC Cenomanian-Turonian boundary network -CT Net
- Evidence for thermohaline-circulation reversals controlled by sea-level change in the latest Cretaceous
- Fossils and Fossil Images of the California Cretaceous
- Geochemical signatures of black shales deposited during Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 (Cenomanian/Turonian) in the tropical Atlantic (Demerara Rise, ODP Leg 207) and in northern Germany (Wunstorf)
- Geologie der Kreidezeit
- History of a Middle Berriasian transgression (Switzerland, France, and southern England)
- IGCP 463 - Upper Cretaceous Marine Red Beds
- Integrated stratigraphy, palaeontology and facies analysis of the Cenomanian - Turonian (Upper Cretaceous) Galala and Maghra El Hadida formations of the western Wadi Araba, Eastern Desert, Egypt
- K/T boundary collision
- Late Cretaceous
- Late Cretaceous Climate Change
- Late Cretaceous-Quaternary Timescales
- Late Cretaceous Terrestrial Impact Record
- Major-element analysis of cyclic black shales: Paleoceanographic implications for the Early Cretaceous deep western Tethys
- Mechanisms and biochemical implications of the mid-Cretaceous global organic carbon burial events
- National Comission for Stratigraphy of Belgium - Subcommission Cretaceous
- "OAE 3" – regional Atlantic organic carbon burial during the Coniacian–Santonian
- Santonian Working Group
- Stratigraphy and geochemical characterisation of Upper Cretaceous non-marine – marine cycles (Grünbach Formation, Gosau Group, Austria)
- Vegetation-climate interactions in the warm mid-Cretaceous
- Warm Middle Jurassic–Early Cretaceous high-latitude sea-surface temperatures from the Southern Ocean
- Widespread and synchronous change in deep-ocean circulation in the North and South Atlantic during the Late Cretaceous
Books about Cretaceous
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The Campanian-Maastrichtian Stage Boundary |
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Cretaceous Environments of Asia This book presents a synthesis of the principal environmental characteristics of the Cretaceous in East and South Asia. The research was accomplished under IGCP project 350, which deals with the biological, climatological and physical environments of this region during the Cretaceous. This synthesis discusses aspects of stratigraphy, sedimentology, paleontology, geochemistry, tectonics, petrology, mineralogy, and geophysics. The research results are summarised by country, and include Far East Russia, Mongolia, eastern China, Korea, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and India. Although these countries do not encompass the entire region, this coverage provides an excellent perspective of the evolution of the region during the Cretaceous. The records incorporated in this book present a wealth of marine and nonmarine data on climate, biotic diversity, circulation and chemistry of the ocean as well as fundamental plume tectonism. The latter appears to have caused much of the environmental change in this broad region, including both an enhanced greenhouse effect and high sea levels. |
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The Cretaceous World The rich geological record of the Cretaceous Period reveals a world that experienced extreme climatic warmth and significantly higher global sea levels than today. It therefore provides a natural case study of the Earth in 'greenhouse' climatic mode, which this interdisciplinary textbook analyses from the perspective of Earth System Science. After surveying the evidence for conditions on the Cretaceous Earth, this book explores the interactions between the physical, chemical and biological processes, within the Earth and at its surface. These processes control the prevailing environmental conditions on Earth and the book highlights the major differences between the Cretaceous and the present world. Finally, the mass extinction that terminated the period, and its possible causes, are investigated. Designed for undergraduate and graduate courses, this textbook features chapter summaries, focus boxes, and questions and answers throughout the text. The book is supported by a website hosting sample pages, selected illustrations, and worked exercises. |
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Cretaceous Resources, Events and Rhythms: Background and Plans for Research This volume represents perhaps the best available report on state-of-the-science cretaceous research. Some may query the wisdom of grand schemes such as the GSGP, believing that science is best left to the imaginative individual. This useful volume offers a persuasive counter-argument. That it speaks with many voices (if not languages) is to be expected and indeed adds to its strength |
