1.  Mesozoic Oceanic Anoxic Events By: Sarah Sexton

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4. Oxygen Profile Schlanger & Jenkyns 1976

5. Otto-Bliesner et al 2002 Sea Surface Salinity

6. Otto-Bliesner et al 2002 Vertical Temperature Profile

7. Otto-Bliesner et al 2002 Sea Surface Temperature

8. Vertical Circulation Otto-Bliesner et al 2002

9. Horizontal Circulation Otto-Bliesner et al 2002

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11. Global Carbon Cycle Jenkyns 2003

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