Time Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences
We need an international, well-coordinated effort to revise and recalibrate biostratigraphy, magnetostratigraphy, chemostratigraphy and radioisotopic dating using the synchronization tool of astrochronology. Synthesizing climate proxy data with orbital and sub-orbital scale resolution to enable regional and global syntheses of spatial and temporal climate variability for the last 100 million years requires this action. Cross-pollination of expertise is required to adopt new age models to existing sites with key climate proxy archives.
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