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океанские аноксические события
углеродистые осадки
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В статье сделан обзор современных представлений о меловых океанских аноксических событиях, рассмотрены возможные причины их возникновения, связь с изотопными экскурсами, значение для стратиграфии. Особое внимание уделено Тихоокеанскому региону. Показано наличие следов аноксических событий в меловых отложениях Камчатки.
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