The impact catastrophism and Alvarez theory of mass extinctions in a retrospective, perspective and prospective: Towards the Phanerozoic impact event stratigraphy
Racki et al. · 2024
Earth-Science Reviews
Citation
Racki et al. (2024). The impact catastrophism and Alvarez theory of mass extinctions in a retrospective, perspective and prospective: Towards the Phanerozoic impact event stratigraphy. Earth-Science Reviews.
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- Peer Reviewed Literature
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- Peer Reviewed Literature, row 230
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- 2026-10-08
Source notes
200 pages of impact denialism, pseudoscience, and fallacies aimed at a number of esteemed scholars within the impact community who dare explore the possibilities of coherent catastrophism and other intersecting models.
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