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Revisiting the old haunt: Paleodictyon and Protopaleodictyon from shallow-marine deposits of the middle–upper Aeronian (Silurian) of the Yangtze Platform, South China

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Shoaling of anoxic water as a driver of the Cambrian ROECE event: new sulfur isotope evidence from the Tarim Basin

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The evolution of the Earth’s surface iron cycle

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Understanding the Impact of a Modern Euxinic Spring on Sediment Using Bulk Sediment and Smectite Clay-Preserved Proxies

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