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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austrias Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Moedling in Lower Austria to Grossreifling in Styria, exhibits exceptionally well preserved fossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstaetten belt with rare and invaluable sites for paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate? What were the consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems? The CPEs global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefs and depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earths history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austria's Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Mödling in Lower Austria to Großreifling in Styria, exhibits exceptionally well preserved fossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstätten belt with rare and invaluable sites for paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate? What were the consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems? The CPE's global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefs and depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earth's history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austrias Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Moedling in Lower Austria to Grossreifling in Styria, exhibits exceptionally well preserved fossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstaetten belt with rare and invaluable sites for paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate? What were the consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems? The CPEs global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefs and depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earths history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austrias Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Moedling in Lower Austria to Grossreifling in Styria, exhibits exceptionally well preserved fossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstaetten belt with rare and invaluable sites for paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate? What were the consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems? The CPEs global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefs and depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earths history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Wandern Nein: Dinos erforschen! Ein Wanderbuch für kleine Forscher: »Struzi«, ein in Österreich gefundener Struthiosaurus austriacus, nimmt Kinder und Familien mit auf einen Streifzug. Auf 20 Geowanderungen in unterschiedlichen österreichischen Bundesländern können große und kleine Entdecker auf den Spuren der Dinos wandeln. Dabei führt der Weg durch Steinbrüche, Schluchten und in Dinosaurierparks, aber auch in Museen für spannende Hintergrundinformationen. - Urlaub mit Kindern: Wanderungen in die Welt der Dinosaurier - Wie sah Österreich zur Zeit der Dinos aus Wieso findet man viele Meeresfossilien hoch im Gebirge und welche Dinosaurierarten lebten hier - Besonderheiten jeder einzelnen Wanderung: Anfahrt, Wegzeit, schöne Einkehrmöglichkeiten und tolle Spielplätze - Die richtige Ausrüstung: Was brauchen kleine Forscher im Gelände Woher bekommt man Karten, auf denen Dinosaurier-Fundplätze verzeichnet sind - Informationen zum richtigen Umgang mit Fossilien: Welche dürfen als Erinnerung mitgenommen werden und wo muss um Erlaubnis gefragt werden Wanderurlaub mit Dinosaurierbuch: Forschungsausflüge mit der ganzen Familie Alexander Lukeneder ist Kurator der Mesozoischen Sammlung am Naturhistorischen Museum Wien und ein Spezialist für das Erdmittelalter. Mit Hilfe von »Struzi« bringt er Kindern auf spielerische Weise die Welt der Dinosaurier näher. Auf den unterschiedlichen Wanderwegen lassen sich mit etwas Glück fossile Haifischzähne und andere Überreste finden - so wird der Wanderurlaub zum Abenteuer für junge Dinosaurierjäger.…

Hardback. Condizione: New. This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austria's Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Mödling in Lower Austria to Großreifling in Styria, exhibits exceptionally well preserved fossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstätten belt with rare and invaluable sites for paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate? What were the consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems? The CPE's global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefs and depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earth's history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Wo sich Kultur und Natur im Einklang befindenDas Buch zeigt das wunderbare Erdmittelalter in den einstigen Meeresbecken des Natur- und Geoparks Steirische Eisenwurzen. Es führt durch gigantische Klimakatastrophen der Erdgeschichte und präsentiert diesen einzigartigen Park als Wunderkammer der Natur. Die Landschaft birgt Naturwunder wie Schneckenfriedhöfe, Massen an Ammoniten, imposante Bechermuschelriffe, Seelilienwälder und Gesteinsformationen mit Kuhtrittmuscheln. Highlights sind das Rätsel um ein verschwundenes Saurierskelett und die gewaltige Katastrophe an der KT-Grenze vor 66 Millionen Jahren.Der UNESCO Global Geopark Steirische Eisenwurzen liegt in den Nördlichen Kalkalpen, in der Mitte Österreichs. Die geologischen Besonderheiten und Landschaftsformen sind einzigartig in Österreich. Die Region besticht durch ihre Kulturgeschichte, Geodiversität und Biodiversität. Landschaften, über Jahrmillionen geprägt, bilden das Fundament für Abenteuer und Geschichten in der heutigen Zeit.Dieses Buch richtet sich an jeden, der geowissenschaftlich interessiert ist und plant, die einzigartige Geologie der Nördlichen Kalkalpen zu erleben und nimmt Sie mit auf eine erdgeschichtliche Entdeckungsreise im ältesten Geopark Österreichs.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Wandern in die Welt der Dinos | Familienfreundliche Ausflüge in die Urzeit Österreichs | Alexander Lukeneder | Buch | 200 S. | Deutsch | 2020 | Servus | EAN 9783710402463 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Red Bull Media House GmbH, Oberst-Lepperdinger-Str. 11-15, 5071 WALS BEI SALZBURG, ÖSTERREICH, info[at]at[dot]redbullmediahouse[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

paperback. Condizione: Very Good. In fine condition, with some shelf-wear on the cover, clean pages.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This open access book delves into 150 years of research on the Carnian Pluvial Episode (CPE) - a global climatic crisis during the Triassic period, occurring 233-235 million years ago. It explores how this ecological disaster, marked by massive volcanic activity and CO2 emissions, triggered dramatic climate shifts and a mass extinction in Mesozoic oceans. Evidence from rocks and fossils of the Alpine Triassic, particularly in Austria s Northern Calcareous Alps and the Styrian Eisenwurzen UNESCO Global Geopark, reveals the profound impact of this event on marine ecosystems. The narrow geological zone of the Reifling Basin, stretching from Mödling in Lower Austria to Großreifling in Styria,exhibits exceptionally well preservedfossils, including ammonites, squids, mussels, crabs, fish, and even lungfish. Unique discoveries, such as the first evidence of squid cartilage and soft-tissue preservation, make this area a Konservat-Lagerstättenbelt withrare and invaluable sitesfor paleontological study.By analyzing these deposits, the book addresses critical questions: How did colossal volcanic events alter the global climate What werethe consequences for terrestrial and marine ecosystems The CPE s global influence, spanning two million years, left behind marine sediments that offer glimpses into the greenhouse climate of the Late Triassic. Monsoon-like rains increased sediment runoff into oceans, suffocating reefsand depleting oxygen on the seafloor.With contributions from an international research team, this work combines historical insights with cutting-edge discoveries, offering a comprehensive view of a pivotal moment in Earth s history. It is an essential resource for understanding the interplay between volcanic activity, climate change, and mass extinction. 600 pp. Englisch.…