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Euxinia or
euxinic conditions occur when
water is both
anoxic and sulfidic. This
means that
there is no
oxygen (O2) and a
raised level of free hydrogen...
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pulse was ****ociated with
intense worldwide anoxia (oxygen depletion) and
euxinia (toxic
sulfide production),
which persisted into the
subsequent Rhuddanian...
- Traps,
which released sulfur dioxide and
carbon dioxide,
resulting in
euxinia (oxygen-starved,
sulfurous oceans),
elevated global temperatures, and acidified...
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enhanced volcanism (the
release of CO2) as the "central
external trigger for
euxinia."
Human activities in the
Holocene epoch, such as the
release of nutrients...
-
photic zone
euxinia was
preceded by an
interval of
limited nitrogen availability and
increased nitrogen fixation in
surface waters while euxinia developed...
- erosion,
which in turn has been
propounded as a
factor enhancing oceanic euxinia.
Euxinia may have been
exacerbated even
further by the
increasing sluggishness...
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reoxygenation during OAE2.
Sulphate reduction increased during OAE2,
causing euxinia, a type of
anoxia defined by
sulphate reduction and
hydrogen sulphide production...
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Boring Billion may have been oxygen-poor, nutrient-poor and
sulfidic (
euxinia), po****ted by
mainly anoxygenic purple bacteria, a type of bacteriochlorophyll-based...
- ISSN 0012-8252. Marynowski, Leszek; Filipiak, Paweł (2007-05-01). "Water
column euxinia and
wildfire evidence during deposition of the
Upper Famennian Hangenberg...
- Paleoceanography. 17: 1051. Meyer,
Katja M.; Kump, Lee R. (2008). “Ocean
Euxinia in
Earth History:
Causes and Consequences”.
Annual Reviews in
Earth and...
