Glacial depositions are widely discovered in the late Ediacaran strata all over the world, but
the temporal and spatial distributions of the Ediacaran glaciations remain poorly …

The correlation between Neoproterozoic tectonics, paleoenvironment and early life are
crucial for understanding the evolution of the Earth's habitability. The Yangtze Block …

Soil water conditions are known to influence soil nutrient availability, but the specific impact
of different conditions on soil phosphorus (P) availability through the modulation of P-cycling …

Phosphorus is a key limiting nutrient of terrestrial and marine primary production. Thus, the
global phosphorus cycle is intimately linked with the carbon cycle and influences climate …

Earth's marine nitrogen cycle has co-evolved with life and redox conditions over geological
time. In this Review, we provide an account of nitrogen cycling in the world's oceans over the …

The largest negative inorganic carbon isotope excursion in Earth's history, namely the
Ediacaran Shuram Excursion (SE), closely followed by early animal radiation, has been …

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 …

Abstract The Ediacaran ocean (635-541 million years ago) is typically viewed as a stagnant,
redox-stratified ocean with low phosphorus availability. However, this contradicts the high …

Several negative C isotope excursions (CIEs) occurred at the end of the Neoproterozoic era
which have been generally attributed to the oxidation of organic carbon using sulfate as the …

The Ediacaran ocean recorded the largest negative carbonate carbon isotope (δ 13 C carb)
excursion in Earth's history, the Shuram Excursion (SE). The relatively invariant character of …