Abstract
A 500,000-year-long period of warmth in the middle Eocene was marked by high atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and prolonged dissolution of carbonate in the deep oceans. Numerical simulations attempting to capture these features identify gaps in our understanding of the causes of this and similar perturbations.
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