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Physics, 26.11.2019 07:31 kaileyy06

What does the shift in carbon isotope values in marine shells indicate about the driving force for the abrupt warming 55 mya? (a) a spike in carbon dioxide occurred at the time of the warming. (b) large quantities of methane were responsible. (c) solar variability increased during the period. (d) a and/or b may be correct. (e) none of the answers is correct.

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