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Michael R. Rampino

New York University
Goddard Institute for Space Studies

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Felsic volcanism as a factor driving the end-Permian mass extinction.

2021 Science Advances
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Reply detection of a 27.5-My cycle in extinctions of non-marine tetrapods in light of a similar cycle in marine extinctions and coordinated geologic events

2021 Historical Biology
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Relationship between impact-crater size and severity of related extinction episodes

2020 Earth-Science Reviews
- Michael R. Rampino
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A 32-million year cycle detected in sea-level fluctuations over the last 545 Myr

2020 Geoscience frontiers
- Michael R. Rampino
- Ken Caldeira
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A 27.5-My underlying periodicity detected in extinction episodes of non-marine tetrapods

2020 Historical Biology
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Are Impact Craters and Extinction Episodes Periodic? Implications for Planetary Science and Astrobiology.

2020 Astrobiology
- Michael R. Rampino
- Andreas Prokoph
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The end-Guadalupian (259.8 Ma) biodiversity crisis: the sixth major mass extinction?

2019 Historical Biology
- Michael R. Rampino
- Shu-zhong Shen
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What causes mass extinctions? Large asteroid/comet impacts, flood-basalt volcanism, and ocean anoxia—Correlations and cycles

2019
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Las leyes de Lyell, a examen

2018
- Michael R. Rampino
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Correlation of the Largest Craters, Stratigraphic Impact Signatures, and Extinction Events Over the Past 250 Myr

2017 Geoscience frontiers
- Michael R. Rampino
- Ken Caldeira
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