... European Late Cretaceous mammal fauna, which is eutherian-dominated, by contrast to the eastern European Late Cretaceous mammal fauna which is dominated by an original and at that time exclusive radiation of kogaionid multituberculates. Distribution . – Campano-Maastrichtian of Laño (Spain...

.... The influence ice exerts on the deposits can depend on air temperature, soil texture, depth of frost penetration and the number of freeze and thaw cycles ( P ollard , 2018 ; Van Vliet-Lanoë & Fox , 2018 ). Consequently, also the forms in which these processes can manifest may differ ( P issart , 1970 ; V...

... ); spontaneous convective mechanisms during density inversion ( Artyushkov, 1963 ; Kostyaev, 1964 ; Anketell et al., 1970 ), including those during rapid sedimentation ( Kerr and Eyles, 1991 ; Molina et al., 1997 ); glaciodynamic ( Gruszka et al., 2016 ) and cryogenic processes ( Van Vliet-Lanoë et al., 2004...

...J. I. Baceta; V. P. Wright; A. Berreteaga; V. Pujalte ABSTRACT The Danian carbonates exposed in the Urbasa–Andia plateau (western Pyrenees, North Spain) provide the opportunity to examine at different scales the facies types and architecture of a greenhouse ramp to rimmed shelf from the slope...

...) Prognathodon solvayi D ollo , 1889 , Platecarpus cf. ictericus , Prognathodon sp. and Mosasaurus sp. from the Upper Maastrichtian of an unnamed unit (lateral equivalent of the Torme Formation) of Albaina in the Laño quarry (Condado de Treviño). Finally, mosasaurine vertebrae have been found...

... Maastrichtian Cruzy (= “Massecaps” in Buffetaut 2005 ), southern France × × — Buffetaut et al. 1999 ; Buffetaut 2005 Late Campanian or Early Maastrichtian Laño, northern Spain × × × Astibia et al. 1990 ; Duffaud and Rage 1999 Late Campanian or Early Maastrichtian Chera, eastern Spain...

... Iharkút in Hungary [Ősi et al. , 2005], and the unnamed azhdarchids from Laño in Spain [ Buffetaut, 1999 ], from Cruzy in France [ Buffetaut, 2001 ], from the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta [ Godfrey and Currie, 2005 ] and from Late Cretaceous localities in Mongolia [ Watabe et al. , 2009...

... and/or the Younger Dryas ( Van Vliet-Lanoë 1996 , 1998 ; Pissart 2003 ; French 2008 ). In this contribution, we report on Hirnantian (i.e., latest Ordovician, 444 Ma) circular structures corresponding to small-scale depocenters, 13–320 m in diameter, which are interpreted as evidence for a Late Ordovician...

... of northern Europe on multiannual to multidecadal time scales are linked to Atlantic climate modes, namely the NAO and AMO ( Grossmann and Klotzbach, 2009 ; Van Vliet-Lanoë et al., 2014 ). The correlation of M Z (1905–2001) with the winter NAO ( Hurrell, 1995 ) is 0.23 (ρ = 0.02); M Z and AMO ( Enfield et...

... , and δ 13 C data. It is notable that although the Late Cretaceous is well represented in the Iberian sedimentary record by numerous vertebrate assemblages, the study by Lécuyer et al. (2003) in the Laño locality (northern Spain) is the only one to date that has employed stable isotope analysis on Late...

... been found. Here, we expand this record by describing two skin impressions from a new locality in the Tremp Formation (Catalonia, Spain). The discovery of dinosaur skin impressions in the region represents a new Late Cretaceous evidence of dinosaur integument traces in Europe...

..., 2004 ; Waltham, Bell & Culshaw, 2005 ; Gutiérrez, Guerrero & Lucha, 2008 ); and (v) ice wedge casts and other structures induced by periglacial processes (e.g. van Vliet-Lanoë, Magyari & Meilliez, 2004 ; Briant et al . 2005 ). Little attention has been paid...

.... Ortega F. Vasse D. 1999 . The Upper Cretaceous crocodilian assemblage from Laño (northcentral Spain): Implications in the knowledge of the finicretaceous european faunas . Estudios del Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Álava...

... . Gheerbrant E. Astibia H. ( 2012 ). – Addition to the Late Cretaceous Laño mammal faunule (Spain), and to the knowledge of European “Zhelestidae” (Lainodontinae nov.) . In : Steyer E. J.-S. Buffetaut E. , Eds, Papers in honour of J.-C. Rage. – Bull. Soc. géol. Fr. , 183 , 4 , 537 – 546...

...” northern France [ Leriche, 1929 ], Early Turonian Goulmima [ Cavin, 1999 ], terminal Campanian-Early Maastrichtian of the El Molino Formation, Bolivia [ Gayet, 1991 ], Campanian-Maastrichtian of the Adaffa Formation, Saudi Arabia [ Kear et al. , 2009 ], Maastrichtian of Laño, Spain [ Poyato-Ariza et al...

... and 14 ka BP [ Houmark-Nielsen and Kjær, 2003 ; Issmer, 2001 ]. The rapid melt of local glaciers, like in Galicia (Spain), is in agreement with this. These surges have led to the myth of the LGM and its stratigraphic definition but do not correspond to the coldest part of the Last Glaciation (LSL 26-20...

... major strike-slip faults, including the San Andreas Fault zone in central California ( Becken & Ritter, 2011 ), the Alpine Fault ( Wannamaker et al, 2002 ), the Central Altyn Tagh Fault ( Zhang et al, 2015 ), the Alhama de Murica Fault in Spain ( Marti et al, 2020 ) and the Dead Sea Transform Fault...

..., the emergence of Hg chemostratigraphy as a reliable proxy for the occurrence of major volcanic events during mass extinction episodes is promising. Moreno et al. (2018) reported enriched interval (up to 1570 ppb Hg) around the UKW level from coastal facies of Catalan Spain, which they interpreted...

.... Garcia J.-P. Grandjean P. Barrat J.-A. Floquet M. Bardet N. Pereda-Superbiola X. 2003 , Stable isotope composition and rare earth element content of vertebrate remains from the Late Cretaceous of northern Spain (Lano); did the environmental record survive? : Palaeogeography...