Abstract
The careful compilation and interpretation of molybdenum isotopes can track the expansion of sulfidic bottom waters. A synthesis and analysis of data from two Mesozoic ocean anoxic events and the Palaeocene-Eocene thermal maximum applies these techniques to constrain past ocean deoxygenation.
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