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Page 1: Global distribution of heat

Global distribution of heat

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Spectra of incoming vs. outgoing radiation

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Heat loss and gain from the oceans

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The Modern Ocean Conveyor Belt

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North Atlantic circulation

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NorthAtlantic

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Atlantic deep-water circulation

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Global deep-ocean circulation

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Phanerozoic glaciation

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Gondwana moves over the South Pole

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Vail – 1st & 2nd order SL cycles

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Sea level & spreading rates

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-4000 -3000 -2000 -1000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000

Distance from ridge crest (kilometers)

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Relation of Sea-Floor Age to Depth and Spreading Rate

Pacific

AtlanticSW

Indian

MOR

Age of crust (My)

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Cretaceous – fast spreading 6-8 cm/yr

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Modern spreading – 3-4 cm/yr

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Ocean basins and continental collision

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Fragmented continents – high SL

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Assembled continents riding high

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Global ice volume

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Vail – 1st & 2nd order SL cyclesCretaceous high

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Cretaceous 100 Ma Land & ocean

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Latitudinal heat distribution – Cretaceous

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Modern deep-water circulation

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Cretaceous deep-water circulation

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Cretaceous sources of dense water

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Mid-Cretaceous Europe

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Cretaceous warm deep water circulation

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Cretaceous warm deep water circulation

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Breaking up Pangaea

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Opening the Atlantic – Pangaea / Permian

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Opening the Atlantic – Permian

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Opening the Atlantic – Triassic

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Opening the Atlantic – Early Jurassic

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Opening the Atlantic Middle Jurassic

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Opening the Atlantic – Middle Jurassic

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Opening the Atlantic – Late Jurassic

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Opening the Atlantic – Early Cretaceous

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Opening the Atlantic Middle Cretaceous

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Opening the Atlantic – Middle Cretaceous

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Opening the Atlantic – Late Cretaceous

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Isotope record since the Late Cretaceous

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Ice volume and isotopes

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d18O of ice at poles

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Isotope record since the Late Cretaceous

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Ocean gateways – submarine plateaus

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Isolating Antarctica

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North Atlantic Iceland-FaeroeRidge

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North Atlantic features

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Caribbean Sea

Gulf of Mexico

Panama

Antilles Islands (volcanic)

Puerto Rican Trench

Amazon Cone

Caribbean Sea

Cayman Trough

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South Atlantic

SouthAmerica

Africa

Antarctica

Walvis Ridge

Rio Grande Rise & Vema Channel

Drake Passage

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Walvis Ridge

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Patagonia & Drake Passage

Antarctic Peninsula

(1) Falkland Plateau & Islands

(2) South Sandwich Trench & Islands

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Southern Ocean

Australia

South America

South Africa

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Southern Indian Ocean

Australia

Africa

Kerguelen Plateau

Antarctica

Tasman Plateau

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Northern Indian Ocean

90 East Ridge

Chagos- Laccadive Plateau

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Australia & New Zealand

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Cenozoic – Paleocene

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Cenozoic – Eocene

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Late Cenozoic Sea level

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Cenozoic – Oligocene

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Cenozoic – Miocene

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Modern continental ice

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High topography Western North America

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Orographic effect

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India collides

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Tibetan Plateau

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Looking into the Himalayas

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Himalayas and monsoons

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Sediment flux to ocean basins – 40 Ma

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Strontium isotopes 400 Ma

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Closure of Panama – Pliocene

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Table SL fall 80 Ma


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