Geochemical results argue against global anoxia as a or the cause for the end Permian mass extinction. Instead, they suggest that the water column was oxic and sometimes the sediment pore water was suboxic, which is the norm. Anoxia, if present, may reflect local conditions developed in deep water settings, but that have to be supported by concrete and direct evidence.

The paradox of the end Permian global oceanic anoxia

POSENATO, Renato;
2015

Abstract

Geochemical results argue against global anoxia as a or the cause for the end Permian mass extinction. Instead, they suggest that the water column was oxic and sometimes the sediment pore water was suboxic, which is the norm. Anoxia, if present, may reflect local conditions developed in deep water settings, but that have to be supported by concrete and direct evidence.
2015
Garbelli, Claudio; Angiolini, Lucia; Brand, Uwe; Shen, Shuzhong; Jadoul, Flavio; Azmy, Karem; Posenato, Renato; Cao, Changqun
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