T-OAE

E727678

T-OAE is a major Early Jurassic global oceanic anoxic event marked by widespread marine oxygen depletion, carbon cycle disruption, and significant biotic turnover.

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T-OAE canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climatic perturbation ⓘ
oceanic anoxic event ⓘ
abbreviationOf Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event ⓘ
affects global oceans ⓘ
marine ecosystems ⓘ
approximateAgeMa 183 ⓘ
associatedWith black shale deposition ⓘ
carbon cycle instability ⓘ
changes in seawater chemistry ⓘ
enhanced greenhouse conditions ⓘ
expanded oxygen minimum zones ⓘ
extinction of ammonites ⓘ
extinction of benthic invertebrates ⓘ
extinction of brachiopods ⓘ
global warming ⓘ
increased weathering rates ⓘ
mass extinction of marine taxa ⓘ
nutrient enrichment of oceans ⓘ
ocean acidification ⓘ
turnover in marine plankton ⓘ
characterizedBy enhanced organic carbon burial ⓘ
global carbon cycle disruption ⓘ
negative carbon isotope excursion ⓘ
significant biotic turnover ⓘ
widespread marine oxygen depletion ⓘ
consequence collapse of some marine food webs ⓘ
long-term changes in carbon reservoirs ⓘ
restructuring of marine biodiversity ⓘ
duration hundreds of thousands of years ⓘ
fullName Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event ⓘ
geologicTimePosition early Toarcian ⓘ
hasEvidenceIn carbon isotope records ⓘ
marine stratigraphic sections ⓘ
organic-rich sedimentary rocks ⓘ
paleontological records ⓘ
linkedTo Karoo-Ferrar large igneous province ⓘ
large igneous province volcanism ⓘ
occursIn Early Jurassic ⓘ
Toarcian Age ⓘ
linked to: Toarcian
recordedIn European epicontinental seas ⓘ
Panthalassa Ocean margins ⓘ
Tethys Ocean margins ⓘ
triggerHypothesis climate warming-induced stratification ⓘ
massive volcanic CO2 emissions ⓘ
methane release from marine sediments ⓘ
usedAs chemostratigraphic marker ⓘ
paleoenvironmental analog for modern deoxygenation ⓘ

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