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Evaluating the role of physical mechanisms as possible triggers for turbidity currents in a deep ocean seamountNARA Subscribed
Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers · 2025 · Vol. 224 · Pergamon
Susana M. Lebreiro; Álvaro Peliz; Laura Antón; Sílvia Nave; M. Isabel Reguera; Rocío Lozano-Luz; Claire Waelbroeck; Simon Crowhurst; Belen Martrat; Jordi F. Lopez; Raphaël Hebert; Alejandra Lopez-Rodriguez
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Eccentricity signal in the nannofossil time-series across the Mid-Pleistocene Transition in the northwestern Pacific Ocean (ODP Site 1209)NARA Subscribed
Quaternary Science Reviews · 2023 · Vol. 316 · Pergamon
Manuela Bordiga; Claudia Lupi; Roberto Sacchi; Patrizia Ferretti; Simon J. Crowhurst; Miriam Cobianchi
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Contrasting controls on Congo Basin evaporation at the two rainfall peaksNARA Subscribed
Climate Dynamics · 2021 · Vol. 56 · Issue 5-6 · Springer
David Crowhurst; Simon Dadson; Jian Peng; Richard Washington
Evaporation is a crucial driver of Congo Basin climate, but the dynamics controlling the seasonality of basin evaporation are not well understood. This study aims to discover why evaporation on the basin-wide average is lower at the November rainfall peak than the March rainfall peak, despite similar rainfall. Using 16-year mean LandFlux-EVAL data, we find that evaporation is lower in November than March in the rainforest and...
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Palaeobiology: the next generationNARA Subscribed
Journal of Biogeography · 2002 · Vol. 29 · Issue 4 · Wiley
Simon Crowhurst
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