35 results on '"Schulz, Toni"'
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2. Petrogenesis of volcanic rocks from the Quaternary Eifel volcanic fields, Germany: detailed insights from combined trace-element and Sr–Nd–Hf–Pb–Os isotope data
3. Precambrian impact structures and ejecta on earth: A review
4. An air-fall ash layer in the Grotta dei Baffoni cave in the Frasassi Gorge (Marche Apennine, Italy): Relevance to the Younger Dryas debate
5. Tektite glasses from Belize, Central America: Petrography, geochemistry, and search for a possible meteoritic component
6. Search for a meteoritic component within the impact melt rocks of the Chicxulub impact structure peak ring, Mexico
7. Functional interdependence of the actin regulators CAP1 and cofilin1 in control of dendritic spine morphology
8. The Zhamanshin impact structure, Kazakhstan: A comparative geochemical study of target rocks and impact glasses
9. Combined bulk-rock Hf- and Nd-isotope compositions of Mesoarchaean metavolcanic rocks from the Ivisaartoq Supracrustal Belt, SW Greenland: Deviations from the mantle array caused by crustal recycling
10. Remnants of Early Archean Impact Deposits on Earth: Search for a Meteoritic Component in the BARB5 and CT3 Drill Cores (Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa)
11. Petrology, major and trace element geochemistry, geochronology, and isotopic composition of granitic intrusions from the vicinity of the Bosumtwi impact crater, Ghana
12. The origin of decoupled Hf–Nd isotope compositions in Eoarchean rocks from southern West Greenland
13. Publisher Correction: Silicate Earth’s missing niobium may have been sequestered into asteroidal cores
14. Geochemistry of lunar meteorite Northwest Africa 11962 and its potential source region/crater in the Procellarum KREEP terrane.
15. Highly Siderophile Elements and Coupled Fe-Os Isotope Signatures in the Temagami Iron Formation, Canada: Possible Signatures of Neoarchean Seawater Chemistry and Earth's Oxygenation History.
16. The history of the Tissint meteorite, from its crystallization on Mars to its exposure in space: New geochemical, isotopic, and cosmogenic nuclide data.
17. Meteoritic highly siderophile element and Re‐Os isotope signatures of Archean spherule layers from the CT3 drill core, Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa.
18. Formation timescales of CV chondrites from component specific Hf–W systematics
19. Potential K-Pg tsunami deposits in the intra-Tethyan Adriatic carbonate platform section of Hvar (Croatia)
20. Are there two types of vredefort granophyre?
21. Alpha-decay of 184Os revealed by radiogenic 180W in meteorites: Half life determination and viability as geochronometer
22. p-Process 180W anomalies in iron meteorites: Nucleosynthetic versus non-nucleosynthetic origins
23. Petrography, geochemistry and Hf-Nd isotope evolution of drill core and target rocks from the El'gygytgyn impact crater, NE Chukotka, Arctic Russia
24. Early Archean spherule layers from the Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa: Mineralogy and geochemistry of the spherule beds in the CT3 drill core.
25. Differentiation of asteroids in the early solar system from Hf-W systematics
26. New constraints on the Paleoarchean meteorite bombardment of the Earth – Geochemistry and Re-Os isotope signatures of spherule layers in the BARB5 ICDP drill core from the Barberton Greenstone Belt, South Africa.
27. Target rocks, impact glasses, and melt rocks from the Lonar crater, India: Highly siderophile element systematics and Sr-Nd-Os isotopic signatures.
28. Petrography, geochemistry, and Hf-Nd isotope evolution of drill core samples and target rocks from the El'gygytgyn impact crater, NE Chukotka, Arctic Russia.
29. Chromium isotope anomaly in an impactite sample from the El'gygytgyn structure, Russia: Evidence for a ureilite projectile?
30. p-Process 180W anomalies in iron meteorites: Nucleosynthetic versus non-nucleosynthetic origins
31. COUPLED Fe-Os ISOTOPE SIGNATURES IN BANDED IRON FORMATIONS - DECODING EARTH'S OXYGENATION HISTORY AND THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF PRECAMBRIAN SEAWATER.
32. Globally distributed iridium layer preserved within the Chicxulub impact structure.
33. Comment on “Cosmogenic 180W variations in meteorites and re-assessment of a possible 184Os–180W decay system” by Cook, D.L., Kruijer, T., Leya, I., Kleine, T.
34. Potential Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary tsunami deposit in the intra-Tethyan Adriatic carbonate platform section of Hvar (Croatia).
35. Alpha-decay of 184Os revealed by radiogenic 180W in meteorites: Half life determination and viability as geochronometer.
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