Water plays a critical role in erosion and sediment transport and this relationship is most
evident in the hyperarid Atacama Desert of Northern Chile, a region characterized by …

To improve our understanding and guide future studies and applications, we review the
biogeochemistry of the rare earth elements (REE). The REEs, which form a chemically …

Rare earth element and yttrium (REY) concentrations of carbonates can be used as potential
proxies to trace the geochemistry of precipitating waters and physico-chemical …

As a global strategic reserve resource, rare earth has been widely used in important
industries, such as military equipment and biomedicine. However, existing analyses based …

Marine red beds (MRBs) are often attributed to specific redox environments during
syndepositional and early diagenetic phases. During the Middle Ordovician, a succession of …

Abstract The Rare Earth Elements (REE) archived in carbonate rocks retain a wealth of
information on paleo-seawater chemistry and local-regional redox conditions. However …

The emplacement of igneous intrusions into coal alters both the organic and inorganic
components, and may result in the addition of specific components, including rare earth …

Direct dating of oil charge in superimposed basins is essential to understanding the
evolutionary histories of petroleum systems, especially in sedimentary basins with …

Abstract The terminal Ediacaran (∼ 551–541 Ma) was a critical period in Earth's history
witnessing the coupled evolution of tectonism, climate, marine environment, and …

The early Toarcian, as registered in a variety of sedimentary archives, was characterized by
an abrupt negative carbon-isotope excursion (CIE) typically superimposed on a long-term …