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2026
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Lukas Schweigl, Rafał Nawrot, Vaishnavi Pittala, Michał Kowalewski et autres
Studies on the effects of long-term climate change on marine communities are crucial to our understanding of ecosystem resilience. The Late Quaternary fossil record, dominated by extant taxa, provides a valuable archive of past biotic responses to major climate fluctuations. While most …
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2026
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OpenAlex
Lukas Schweigl, Rafał Nawrot, Vaishnavi Pittala, Michał Kowalewski et autres
Studies on the effects of long-term climate change on marine communities are crucial to our understanding of ecosystem resilience. The Late Quaternary fossil record, dominated by extant taxa, provides a valuable archive of past biotic responses to major climate fluctuations. While most …
it, at, us
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2026
supplementary-materials
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Isabella Leonhard, Emilia Jarochowska, Rafał Nawrot, Lovrenc Lipej et autres
Supplementary_material_Holocene_otoliths_reveal_recent_body_size_increase.pdf
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2026
supplementary-materials
OpenAlex
Isabella Leonhard, Emilia Jarochowska, Rafał Nawrot, Lovrenc Lipej et autres
Supplementary_material_Holocene_otoliths_reveal_recent_body_size_increase.pdf
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2026
supplementary-materials
OpenAlex
Isabella Leonhard, Emilia Jarochowska, Rafał Nawrot, Lovrenc Lipej et autres
Declines in body size are considered a common response of marine ectotherms to global warming, yet evidence remains inconsistent and is scarce for non-commercial species. Moreover, the lack of pristine, pre-industrial baselines limits our ability to assess whether modern changes exceed natural …
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2026
supplementary-materials
OpenAlex
Isabella Leonhard, Emilia Jarochowska, Rafał Nawrot, Lovrenc Lipej et autres
Declines in body size are considered a common response of marine ectotherms to global warming, yet evidence remains inconsistent and is scarce for non-commercial species. Moreover, the lack of pristine, pre-industrial baselines limits our ability to assess whether modern changes exceed natural …
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2026
article
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Michał Kowalewski, Adam Tomášových, Rafał Nawrot, Daniele Scarponi et autres
Time averaging (TA), the mixing of noncontemporaneous organisms in fossil assemblages, governs the resolution of paleontological data and determines which biological and environmental processes are recorded in the geological record. To assess variation in TA and its dependence on external drivers, we …
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2026
other
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Lukas Schweigl, Rafał Nawrot, Vaishnavi Pittala, Michał Kowalewski et autres
Studies on the effects of long-term climate change on marine communities are crucial to our understanding of ecosystem resilience. The late Quaternary fossil record, dominated by extant taxa, provides a valuable archive of past biotic responses to major climate fluctuations. While most …
it, at, us
(code pays fourni par la source)
Accès ouvert
2026
dataset
OpenAlex
Lukas Schweigl, Rafał Nawrot, Vaishnavi Pittala, Michał Kowalewski et autres
Studies on the effects of long-term climate change on marine communities are crucial to our understanding of ecosystem resilience. The Late Quaternary fossil record, dominated by extant taxa, provides a valuable archive of past biotic responses to major climate fluctuations. While most …
it, at, us
(code pays fourni par la source)
2026
article
OpenAlex
Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń
Abstract Symbiosis impacts ecological interactions and evolutionary innovations, yet, direct evidence of host–symbiont dynamics is rarely preserved in the fossil record. The study of the Middle Jurassic hydroid Protulophila gestroi bioclaustrated within the tubes of serpulid Propomatoceros lumbricalis provides valuable insights into …
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2026
conference-abstract
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Adam Tomašových, Susan M. Kidwell, Matthew A. Kosnik, Michał Kowalewski et autres
The mechanisms controlling incompleteness and time averaging of fossil assemblages include (1) sediment accumulation, (2) mixing, and (3) skeletal disintegration. Although sediment accumulation is a major factor controlling these attributes of the fossil record, predicting the effects of mixing and disintegration depends …
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2026
conference-abstract
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Rafał Nawrot, Michał K. Kowalewski, Adam Tomašových, Daniele Scarponi et autres
Marine fossil assemblages typically include remains of non-contemporaneous organisms that accumulated over time or were subsequently mixed by bioturbation or reworking. The resulting time averaging (temporal mixing) imposes the fundamental limit on the temporal resolution of paleontological samples and thus restricts the …
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