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Significance of Granulometric Composition and Physicochemical Properties for Interpreting the Lake Grand Sedimentation
ABSTRACT The mid-Pleistocene transition is a time interval between ca. 1.2 and 0.7 Ma during which a shift occurred from ~41 k.y. glacial-interglacial cycles to ~100 k.y. cycles. Although the mid-Pleistocene transition has been well documented in global marine records, its effects in continental environments, including North America, are incompletely understood owing to the paucity of terrestrial sediment records spanning the entire Quaternary. A notable exception is the ca. 1.4 Ma and younger Blackwater Draw Formation, an extensive eolian sequence on the Southern High Plains of the United States. Intervals of the Blackwater Draw Formation section that are inferred to span the mid-Pleistocene transition can be divided into pre–, syn–, and post–mid-Pleistocene transition parts. Weathering profiles in the pre–mid-Pleistocene transition section are dominated by weakly developed soils formed in arid environments, as evidenced by well-expressed pedogenic carbonate horizons, lack of clay formation during hydrolysis, and magnetically soft, coarse-grained magnetite/maghemite populations. Conversely, the syn– and post–mid-Pleistocene transition intervals demonstrate an increase in weathering intensity by an abrupt increase in clay content formed in part by hydrolysis of feldspars, soil profiles that demonstrate leaching and illuviation, and a fining-upward grain size of the magnetite/maghemite population. Sedimentologic, geochemical, and rock-magnetic data are consistent with a southern and coarser sediment source derived from the Pecos River drainage prior to the mid-Pleistocene transition, followed by a mixture of northern and southern sources during and after the mid-Pleistocene transition. Overall, our results indicate that pre–mid-Pleistocene transition conditions on the Southern High Plains were arid with wind energy sufficient to mobilize sand sheets out of the Pecos River and deposit them on the plateau. The syn– and post–mid-Pleistocene transition environments reflect somewhat wetter conditions and potentially an influx of silt from the north, in addition to continued sand derived from the Pecos River valley. The wetter conditions and silt influx may have resulted from longer-lived and more robust glacial activity in the Northern Hemisphere that characterized the post–mid-Pleistocene transition Earth system.
Constructing a time scale of biotic recovery across the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary, Corral Bluffs, Denver Basin, Colorado, U.S.A.
The Early Cretaceous represents a time interval in the greenhouse world that was characterized by dramatic changes in the paleogeography, paleoceanography, and paleoclimate of the Earth system. Furthermore, a striking, prominent feature of the geomagnetic polarity time scale is the ~34 m.y. period of the normal polarity field (Cretaceous Normal Polarity Superchron). Although marine anomalies and paleomagnetic data from deep-sea cores and land sections indicate that a reversed polarity (M0r) with a duration of ~0.4 m.y. occurred before the superchron, incomplete exposure, coupled with gaps in sampling due to the presence of marl layers, has limited the identification of M0r in a number of sections. An integrated multidisciplinary investigation of lower Cretaceous sediments at the base of the Poggio le Guaine (PLG) core (Northern Apennines, central Italy) was carried out to identify the Barremian-Aptian contact, which is defined by the M0r lower boundary. Rock magnetic measurements of the studied interval of the PLG core reveal magnetite as the main magnetic carrier. Paleomagnetic results indicate a short interval characterized by reverse polarity. This interval is in the uppermost part of the Hedbergella excelsa planktonic foraminiferal zone and in the upper part of the Chiastozygus litterarius (NC6) calcareous nannofossil zone. Stable carbon (δ 13 C) and oxygen (δ 18 O) isotopes indicate a chemostratigraphy of the PLG core with the signature of oceanic anoxic event 1a (OAE 1a). The lithological expression of OAE 1a is the organic-rich black shale unit known as the Selli Level. The comparison of our magnetostratigraphic, biostratigraphic, and chemostratigraphic records throughout the Barremian-Aptian boundary with those available from previously investigated oceanic and land-based sites allows recognition of the magnetochron M0r and OAE 1a at PLG for the first time.