109. Lechte, ML, Malcolm, WW, Hood, AVS, Planavsky, NJ, accepted, Cryogenian iron formations in the glaciogenic Kingston Peak Formation, California. Precambrian Research.
108. Ossa Ossa, F, Eickmann, B, Hofmann, A, Planavsky, NJ, Asael, D, Pambo, F, Bekker, A, 2018, Two-step deoxygenation at the end of the Paleoproterozoic Lomagundi Event. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 486. 70-83.
107. Wang, X, Planavsky, NJ, Hofmann, A, De Corte, BP, Saupe, EE, Philippot, P, LaLonde, SV, Jemison, N, Zou, H, Ossa Ossa, F, Rybacki, K, Larson, MJ, Tsikos, H, Fralick, PW, Reinhard, CT, Johnson, TM, Knudsen, AC, Konhauser, KO, in review, Uranium Isotope Evidence for Oxygenic Photosynthesis Three Billion Years Ago. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.
106. Planavsky, NJ, 2018, From Orogenies to Oxygen. Nature Geoscience.11, 9-11.
105. Planavsky, NJ, Slack, JF, Cannon, WF, O’Connell, B, Terry-Tang, Y, Asael, D, Jackson, JC, Hardisty, DS, Lyons, TW, Bekker, A, in press, Evidence for episodic oxygenation in a weakly redox buffered deep mid-Proterozoic ocean. Chemical Geology.
104. Li, Z, Zhang, LC, Zheng, MT, Zhu, MT, Robbins, LJ, Planavsky, NJ, Konhauser, KO, in review, Iron-rich chemical sediments imply ferruginous conditions in early Cambrian ocean. Nature Geoscience.
103. Bellefroid, EJ, Planavsky, NJ, Hood, AvS. Halverson, GP, Spokas, K, in review, Shallow water redox conditions of the Mid-Proterozoic Muskwa Assemblage, British Columbia, Canada. American Journal of Science.
102. Zhao, M, Planavsky, NJ, Wei, G, Gong, Z, Oehlert, A, in review, Revisiting the effects of meteoric and mixing zone carbonate diagenesis with a two-dimensional reactive transport model. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.
101. Diamond, CW, Planavsky, NJ, Wang, C, Lyons, TW, in press, What mid-Proterozoic shales can and cannot tell us about the mid-Proterozoic ocean. Geobiology.
100. Terry-Tang, YS, Love, GD, Zumberge, A, Reinhard, CT, Dupont, CL, Asael, D, Rooney, AD, Gill, BC, Rainbird, RH, McCrow, JP, Lyons, TW, Planavsky, NJ, in review, Tracking the Rise of Eukaryotes to Ecological Dominance with Zinc Isotopes. Geobiology.
99. Zhang, S, Planavsky, NJ, Krause, AJ, Mills, BJW, in review, Low atmospheric oxygen levels during the early Paleozoic. American Journal of Science.
98. Terry-Tang, YS, Planavsky, NJ, in revision, On reverse weathering, climate stability, and cooling, Nature.
97. Colleps, C, McKenzie, R, Stockli, S, Hughes, N, Singh, B, Webb, A, Myrow, P, Planavsky, NJ, Horton, B, 2018, Zircon (U-Th)/He thermochronometric constraints on Himalayan thrust belt exhumation, bedrock weathering, and Cenozoic seawater chemistry, Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems. 19, 257–271.
96. Hardisty, DS, Lyons, TW, Riedinger, N, Owens, JD, Aller, RC, Rye, D, Planavsky, NJ, Reinhard, CT, Gill, BC, Masterson, AL, Asael, D, Johnston, DT, in review, New insights from the FOAM site, Long Island Sound, U.S.A: Considerations of Fe, Mo, and S geochemistry for estimations of pore fluid paleoredox. American Journal of Science.
95. Konhauser, KO, Robbins, LJ, Alessi, DS, Flynn, SL, Gingras, MK, Martinez, PE, Kappler, A, Swanner, ED, Yi-Liang Li, YL Crowe, SA, Planavsky, NJ, Reinhard, CT, Lalonde, SV, in press, Phytoplankton contributions to the trace element composition of Precambrian banded iron formation. GSA Bulletin.
94. Zhao, MY, Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, 2018, Terrestrial methane fluxes and Proterozoic climate. Geology. 46, 139-142.
93. Gaschnig, R, Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Wang, X, Asael, D, Chauvel, C, 2018, The molybdenum isotope system as a tracer of slab input in subduction zones: An example from Martinique, Lesser Antilles arc. Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems. 18, 4674–4689.
92. Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, in review, Nutrient cycling and the evolution of planetary biospheres. Nature Geoscience.
91. Cole, D.B., O’Connell, B, Planavsky, NJ, in review, Authigenic chromium enrichments in Proterozoic ironstones. Sedimentary Research.
90. Bauer, KW, Cole, DB, Francois, R, Poulton, SW, Planavsky, NJ, Crowe, SA, in review, Oxidative diagenesis fractionates chromium isotopes in hydrothermal sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.
89. Zhang, S, Planavsky, NJ, in revision, The silicate weathering feedback from 52 to 42 Ma. American Journal of Science.
88. Hood, Av.S, Planavsky, NJ, Wallace, MW, Wang, X, in revision, Sedimentary carbonates as paleoredox proxies through diagenesis. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.
87. Crockford, P, Hayles, J, Bao, H, Planavsky, NJ Bekker, A, Frallick, PW Halverson, GP, Bui, TH and Wing, BA, in revision, Limited primary production sustained low mid-Proterozoic oxygen levels. Nature.
86. Bauer, KW, Gueguen, B., Cole, DB, Kallmeyer, J., Francois, R, Planavsky, NJ, Crowe, SA, 2018, Chromium isotope fractionation in ferruginous sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 223, 198-215.
85. Cole, DB, Wang, X, Qin, L, Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, 2017, Chromium isotopes. in Encyclopedia of Geochemistry, ed. White, W.
84. Raiswell, R, Hardisty, DS, Lyons, TW, Canfield, DE, Owens, JD, Planavsky, NJ, Poulton, SW, Reinhard, CT, in revision, The iron paleoredox proxies: A guide to proper practice, pitfalls, and problems. American Journal of Science.
83. Liu, K, Feng, Q, Shen, J, Planavsky, NJ, Khan, MZ, 2017, Increased productivity as a primary driver of marine anoxia in the Lower Cambrian. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology. 419, 1-9.
82. Hardisty, DS, Lu, Z, Bekker, A, Diamond, CW, Gill, BC, Jiang, G, Kah, LC, Knoll, AH, Loyd, SJ, Osburn, MR, Planavsky, NJ, Wang, C, Zhou, X, Lyons, TW, 2017, Perspectives on Proterozoic surface ocean redox from iodine contents in ancient and recent carbonate. 463, 159-170.
81. Cole, D.B., Zhang, S., Planavsky, NJ, 2017, A New estimate of detrital redox-sensitive metal concentrations and variability in marine sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 215, 337-353.
80. Tarhan, LG, Planavsky, NJ, Wang, X, Bellefroid, EJ, Droser, ML, Gehling, JG, 2017, Late-stage ‘Ferruginization’ of the Ediacara Member (Rawnsley Quartzite, South Australia): Insights from uranium isotopes, Geobiology. doi: 10.1111/gbi.12262.
79. Stueken, EE, Bellefroid, EJ, Prave, A., Aseal, D., Planavsky, NJ, Lyons, TW, 2017, Not so non-
marine? Revisiting the Torridonian Supergroup. Geochemical Perspectives Letters. vol 3, no. 2, pp.
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78. Planavsky, NJ, Busingy, V. 2018, Iron isotopes, in Encyclopedia of Geochemistry, ed. White, W.
77. McCoy, T., Planavsky, NJ, Asael, D, 2017, Iron isotopes in a high-oxygen, low-sulfate
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76. Li, C, Jin, C, Algeo, TJ, Planavsky, NJ, Cheng, M, Yang, X, Zhao, Y, Xie, S. 2017, Coupled oceanic oxygenation and metazoan diversification during the early–middle Cambrian? Geology. pp.G39208-1.
75. Wang X, Planavsky, NJ, Hull, PM, Tripati, AE, Zou, H, Elder, L, Henehan, M, 2017, Chromium isotopic composition of core-top planktonic foraminifera. Geobiology. 15, 51-64.
74. Konhauser, KO, Planavsky, NJ, Hardisty, D, Robbins, L, Warchola, T, Haugaard, R, Lalonde, S, Partin, C, Paul Oonk, P, Tsikos, H, Lyons, TW, Bekker, A, Johnson, C, 2017, Iron formations: A record of Neoarchean to Paleoproterozoic Environmental History. Earth Science Reviews. vol. 172 pp. 140-177.
73. Stüeken, EE, Buick, R, Planavsky, NJ, Lyons, TW, 2017, Environmental niches and biodiversity in Neoarchean lakes. Geobiology. 15, 767-783.
72. Wallace, MW, Hood, AV, Shuster, A, Planavsky, NJ, Greig, AJ, 2017, Oxygenation history of the Neoproterozoic to early Phanerozoic and the rise of land plants, Earth and Planetary Science Letters 466, 12-19.
71. Wu W., Wang, X. Reinhard, C.T., Planavsky, NJ, 2017, Chromium isotope systematics in temperate weathering environments: A case study of the Connecticut River System. Chemical Geology, 456, 98–111.
70. Louyakis, AS, Mobberley, JM, Vitek, B, Hagan, PD, Reid, RP, Planavsky, NJ, Kozdon, R, Orland, I, Valley, JW, Visscher, PT, Casaburi, G, Foster, JS, 2017, Spatial heterogeneity of thrombolites using molecular, biochemical, and stable isotope analyses. Astrobiology, 17, 413-430.
69. Zhang, S, Henehan, M, Hood, A, Hardisty, D, Reid, RP, Hull, P, Planavsky, NJ, 2017, Investigating controls on boron isotope ratios in shallow marine carbonates. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 458, 380–393.
68. Fralick, P, Planavsky, NJ, Burton, J, Addison, B, Barrett, T, Brumpton, G, Jarvis, I, 2017, Geochemistry of Paleoproterozoic Gunflint Formation carbonate: implications for hydrosphere-atmosphere evolution. Precambrian Research. 290, 126–146.
67. Korenaga, J, Planavsky, NJ, Evans, DAD, 2017, Global water cycle and the coevolution of Earth’s interior and surface environment. Philosophical Transactions A. 375(2094).
66. Reinhard, CT*, Planavsky, NJ*, Gill, BC, Ozaki, K, Robbins, LJ, Lyons, TW, Fischer, WW, Wang, C, Cole, DB, Konhauser, KO, 2017, Evolution of the global phosphorous cycle. Nature. 541, 386–389.
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65. Hanberg, JS, Rao, V, ter Maaten, JM, Laur, O, Brisco, MA, Wilson, FP, Grodin, JL, Assefa, M, Broughton, JS, Planavsky, NJ, Ahmad, T, Bellumkonda, L, Tang, WHW, Parikh, CR, Testani, JM. 2016, Hypochloremia and Diuretic Resistance in Heart Failure. Circulation: Heart Failure. 9, 003180.
64. Busigny, V, Jézéquel, D, Cosmidis, J, Viollier, E, Benzerara, K, Planavsky, NJ, Albéric, P, Lebeau, O, Sarazin, G, Michard, G, 2016, The Iron Wheel in Lac Pavin: Interaction with Phosphorus Cycle, in Lake Pavin. eds. Sime-Ngando, T., et al., Springer, pp. 205-220.
63. Planavsky, NJ, Cole, DB, Reinhard, CT, Zhang, S, Diamond, C, Love, GL, Konhauser, K, Lyons, TW, 2016, No evidence for high atmospheric oxygen levels 1400 million years ago. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 113, 2550–2551.
62. Hood, AvS, Planavsky, NJ, Wallace, MW, Wang, X, Bellefroid, E, Gueguen, B, Cole, DB, 2016, Integrated geochemical-petrographic insights from component-selective δ238U of Cryogenian marine carbonates. Geology. 44, 951-954.
61. Sahoo, SK, Planavsky, NJ, Jiang, GQ, Kendall, B, Owens, JG, Wang, XQ, Shi, XY, Anbar, AD, and Lyons, TW, 2016, Oceanic oxygenation events (OOEs) in the anoxic Ediacaran ocean. Geobiology. 14, 457–468.
60. Hardisty, DS, Riedinger, N, Planavsky, NJ, Asael, D, Andrén, T, Jørgensen, BB, Lyons, TW, 2016, A Holocene history of dynamic water column redox conditions in the Landsort Deep, Baltic Sea. American Journal of Science. 316, 713-745.
59. Suosaari, EP, Reid, RP, Playford, PE, Foster, JS, Stolz, JF, Casaburi, G, Hagan, PD, Chirayath, V, Macintyre, IG, Planavsky, NJ, Eberli, GP, 2016, New multi-scale perspectives on the stromatolites of Shark Bay, Western Australia. Scientific Reports. 6.
58. Anderson, R, Tarhan. LG, Cummings, K, Planavsky, NJ, Bjørnerud, M, 2016, Macroscopic structures in the 1.1 Ga continental Copper Harbor Formation: Concretions or fossils? Palaios. 31, 327-338.
57. Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Olson, SL, Lyons, TW, Erwin, DH, 2016, Causal relationships between earth’s oxygen cycle and the evolution of metazoan life. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 113, 8933–8938.
56. Cole, DB, Reinhard, CT, Wang, X, Gueguen, B, Halverson, GP, Lyons, TW, Planavsky, NJ, 2016, A shale-hosted Cr isotope record of low atmospheric oxygen during the Proterozoic. Geology. 44, 555-558.
55. Robbins, L.J., Lalonde, S.V., Planavsky, N.J., Partin, C.A., Reinhard, C.T., Kendall, B., Scott, C., Hardisty, D.S., Gill, B.C., Alessi, D.S. and Dupont, C.L., 2016. Trace elements at the intersection of marine biological and geochemical evolution. Earth-Science Reviews.
54. Gueguen, B, Reinhard, CT Algeo, TJ, Peterson, LC, Nielsen, SG, Wang, X, Planavsky, NJ. 2016. The chromium isotope composition of reducing and oxic marine sediments. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 184, 1-19.
53. Jin, C, Li, C, Algeo, TJ, Planavsky, NJ, Cui, H, Yang, X, Zhao, Y, Zhang, X, Xie, S, 2016, A highly redox-heterogeneous ocean in South China during the early Cambrian (~529-514 Ma): Implications for biota-environment co-evolution. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 441, 38-51.
52. McKenzie, NR, Horton, BK, Loomis, SE, Stockli, DF, Planavsky, NJ, Lee, CTA, 2016, Continental arc volcanism as the principal driver of icehouse–greenhouse variability. Science. 352, 444-447.
51. Shen, J, Feng, Q, Algeo, TJ, Li, C, Planavsky, NJ, Zhou, L, Zhang, M, 2016, Two pulses of oceanic environmental disturbance during the Permian–Triassic boundary crisis. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 443, 139-152.
50. Wang X., Planavsky NJ, Reinhard CT, Hein JR, Johnson TM, 2016, Cenozoic seawater U isotopic composition recorded in ferromanganese crusts. American Journal of Science. 316, 64-83
49. Wang X., Planavsky NJ, Reinhard CT, Zou H., Ague J, Wu Y, Peucker-Ehrenbrink B. 2016, Chromium isotope effects associated with high temperature metamorphism, black shale weathering and hydrothermal alteration. Chemical Geology. 423, 19–33.
48. Wang, X, Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Owens, JD, Lyons, TW, Johnson, TM, 2016, The chromium isotope system tracks bottom-water redox across the Cretaceous OAE2 at Demerara rise site 1258. Chemical Geology. 429, 85–92.
47. Planavsky, NJ, Tarhan, LG, Bellefroid, EJ, Evans, DA, Reinhard, CT, Love, GD, Lyons, TW, 2015, Late Proterozoic transitions in climate, oxygen, and tectonics, and the rise of complex life. In: Earth-Life Transitions: Paleobiology in the Context of Earth System Evolution. The Paleontological Society Papers, Volume 21, P. David Polly, Jason J. Head, and David L. Fox (eds.). Yale University Press, New Haven.
46. Li, C, Planavsky, NJ, Shi, W., Zhang, Z., Zhou, C, Cheng, Luo, G, and Xie, S, 2015, Ediacaran Marine Redox Heterogeneity and Early Animal Ecosystems. Scientific Reports. 5, 17097.
45. Partin, CA, Bekker, A., Planavsky, NJ, Lyons, TW, 2015, Euxinic conditions recorded in the ca. 1.93 Ga Bravo Lake Formation, Nunavut (Canada): Implications for oceanic redox evolution. Chemical Geology. 417, 148–162.
44. Tarhan, LG, Droser, M, Planavsky, NJ, Johnston, D, 2015, Protracted development of the sediment mixed layer, Nature Geoscience. 8, 865–869.
43. Thompson, D, Rainbird, RH, Planavsky, NJ, Lyons, TW, Bekker, A, 2015, Chemostratigraphy of the Shaler Supergroup, Victoria Island, NW Canada: record of ocean composition prior to the break-up of Rodinia. Precambrian Research, 263, 232-245.
42. Youm, YH, Nguyen, KY, Grant, R, Goldberg, E, Bodogai, E, Kim, D, D’Agostino, D, Planavsky, NJ, Lupfer, C, Kanneganti, TD, Horvath, T, Fahmy, T, Crawford, P, Biragyn, A, Alnemri, E, Dixit, VD, 2015, Ketone body β-hydroxybutyrate blocks NLRP3 inflammasome-mediated inflammatory disease. Nature Medicine. 21, 263–269.
41. Li, C, Planavsky, NJ, Love, G, Reinhard, CT Hardisty; D, Feng, L, Bates, L, Huang, J, Zhang, Q, Chu, X, Lyons, TW, 2015, Ferruginous marine conditions and low oxidant concentrations in Middle Proterozoic oceans: Insights from a geochemical investigation of the Chuanlinggou Formation, Yanshan Basin, North China, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 150, 90-105.
40. Planavsky, NJ, 2014. The elements of marine life. Nature Geoscience, 7, 855–856.
39. Planavsky, NJ*, Reinhard, CT*, Wang, X, McGoldrick, P, Thompson, D, Rainbird, RH, Fischer, W, Johnson, TM, Lyons, TW, 2014, Low Mid-Proterozoic Atmospheric Oxygen Levels and the Delayed Rise of Animals. Science. 346, 635-638.
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38. Castro-Contreras, SI, Gingras, MR, Pecoits, E, Aubet, NR, Petrash, D, Castro-Contreras, SM, Planavsky, NJ, Konhauser, KO, 2014, Textural and geochemical features of freshwater microbialites from Laguna Bacalar, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Palaios. 29, 192-209
37. Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Wang, X, Johnson, T, Fischer, WW, Lyons, TW, 2014, The isotopic composition of authigenic chromium in anoxic marine sediments: A case study from the Cariaco Basin. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 407, 9-18.
36. Busigny, V*, Planavsky, NJ* Jézéquel, D, Crowe, S, Louvat, P, Moureau, J. Viollier, E, Lyons, TW, 2014, Iron isotopes in an Archean ocean analogue, Geochimica et Cosmochimica, 133, 443-462.
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35. McKenzie, NR, Hughes, NC, Myrow, PM, Banerjee, DM, Deb, M, Planavsky, NJ, 2014. Reply to comment on “New age constraints for the Proterozoic Aravalli-Delhi successions of India and their implications” by Melezhik et al. Precambrian Research, 246, 371-372.
34. Hardisty, DS, Lu, Z, Planavsky, NJ, Bekker, A, Zhou, X., Lyons TW, 2014, A Novel Iodine Record of Paleoproterozoic Surface Ocean Oxygenation. Geology, 42, 619-622.
33. Lyons, TW, Reinhard, CR, Planavsky, NJ, 2014, Evolution: A Fixed-Nitrogen Fix in the Early Ocean? Current Biology, 24, R277.
32. Planavsky, NJ, Asael, D, Hofmann, A, Reinhard, CT, Lalonde, SV, Wang, X, Knudsen, A, Ossa Ossa, F, Bekker, A, Johnson, TM, Lyons, TW, Rouxel, OJ, 2014, Evidence for Oxygenic Photosynthesis Half a Billion Years Before the Great Oxidation Event, Nature Geoscience. 7, 283–286.
31. Swanner, ED, Planavsky, NJ, Lalonde, SV, Robbins, LJ, Bekker, A, Rouxel, OJ, Kappler, A, Mojzsis, SJ, and Konhauser, KO, 2014, Cobalt and marine redox evolution. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 390, 253–263.
30. Lyons, TW, Reinhard, CR, Planavsky, NJ, 2014, The early rise of oxygen in the ocean and atmosphere. Nature. 506, 307–31.
29. McKenzie, NR, Hughes, NC, Myrow, PM, Dhiraj, M, Banerjee, M, Deb, M, Planavsky, NJ, 2014, New detrital zircon age constraints on the Proterozoic Aravalli-Delhi successions of central India and their implications, Precambrian Research, 238, 120-128.
28. Scott, CT, Wing, BA, Bekker, A, Planavsky, NJ, Medvedev, P, Bates, SM, Yun, SM, Lyons, TW, 2013, Pyrite multiple-sulfur isotope evidence for rapid expansion and contraction of the early Paleoproterozoic seawater sulfate reservoir. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 389, 95-104
27. Partin, CA, Lalonde, SV, Planavsky, NJ, Bekker, A, Rouxel, OJ, Lyons, TW, Konhauser, KO, 2014, Uranium in iron formations and the rise of atmospheric oxygen. Chemical Geology, 362, 82-90.
26. Bekker, A, Planavsky, NJ, Krapež, B, Rasmussen, B, Hofmann, A, Slack, JF, Rouxel, OJ, Konhauser, K.O., 2014, Iron Formations: Their Origins and Implications for Ancient Seawater Chemistry, Treatise on Geochemistry. vol., 10.
25. Tarhan, LG, Planavsky, NJ, Reid, RP, 2013, Microbial mat control on infaunal abundance and diversity in modern marine microbialites, Geobiology. 11, 485-497.
24. Robbins, LJ, Lalonde, SV, Saito, M, Planavsky, NJ, Mloszewska, AM, Pecoits, E, Dupont, CL, Kappler, A, Konhauser, KO, 2013, Authigenic iron oxide proxies for marine Zinc over geological time and implications for eukaryotic metallome evolution, Geobiology, 11, 295-306.
23. Partin, C, Bekker, A, Planavsky, NJ, Gill, BG, Li, C, Podkovyrov, V, Maslov, A, Konhauser, KO, Lyons, TW, 2013, Large-scale fluctuations in Precambrian atmospheric and oceanic oxygen levels, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 369, 284–293.
22. Reinhard, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Robbins, LJ, Partin, C, Gill, GC, Lalonde, SV, Bekker, A, Konhauser, KO, Lyons, TW, 2013, Proterozoic ocean redox and evolutionary stasis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 110, 5357-5363.
21. Reinhard, CR, Planavsky, NJ, Lyons, TW, 2013, Long-term sedimentary recycling of rare sulphur isotope anomalies and its significance for reconstructing atmospheric evolution, Nature. 497, 100-103.
20. Scott, CT, Planavsky, NJ, Dupont, CL, Kendall, B, Gill, B, Robbins. LJ, Bekker, A, Konhauser,
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19. Huang, J, Chu, X, Lyons, TW, Planavsky, NJ, Wen, H, in 2013, A new look at saponite formation and early animal records in the Ediacaran of South China, Geobiology, 11, 3-14.
18. Planavsky, NJ, Bekker, A, Hofmann, A, Lyons, TW, 2012, Sulfur record of rising and falling marine oxygen and sulfate levels during the Lomagundi event. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 45 18300-18305.
17. Bekker, A, Krapež, B, Slack, JF, Planavsky, NJ, Hofmann, A, Konhauser, KO, Rouxel, OJ, 2012, Iron Formation: The sedimentary product of a complex interplay among mantle, tectonic, oceanic, and biospheric processes—a reply. Economic Geology, 107, 379-380.
16. Sahoo, SW, Planavsky, NJ, Kendall, B, Wang, X, Shi, X, Scott, C, Anbar, AD, Lyons, TW, Jiang, G, 2012, Ocean oxygenation in the wake of the Marinoan glaciation. Nature, 489, 546–549.
15. Planavsky, NJ, Rouxel, OJ, Bekker, A, Little, C, Hoffman, A, Lyons, TW, 2012, The iron isotope composition of some Archean and Paleoproterozoic iron formations. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 80, 158–169.
14. Konhauser, KO, Lalonde, SV, Planavsky, NJ, Pecoits, E, Lyons, TW, Mojzsis, SJ, Rouxel, OJ, Barley, ME, Bekker, A, 2011, Aerobic bacterial pyrite oxidation and acid rock drainage during the Great Oxidation Event. Nature, 478, 369–373.
13. Planavsky, NJ, McGoldrick, P, Scott, C, Li, C, Reinhard, CT, Kelly, A, Bekker, A, Love, G, Lyons, TW, 2011, Widespread Iron-rich Conditions in Mid-Proterozoic Oceans, Nature, 477, 448–451.
12. Reinhard, CR, Planavsky, NJ, 2011, Mineralogical constraints on Precambrian pCO2. Nature, 474, e3-4.
11. Planavsky, NJ, Partin, C, and Bekker, A, 2011, Carbon Isotopes as a Geochemical Tracer, In: Encyclopedia of Astrobiology, Springer-Verlag, 1600 p., p. 249-253.
10. Planavsky, NJ, Rouxel, OJ, Bekker, A, Lalonde, SV, Konhauser, KO, Reinhard, CR, Lyons, TW, 2010, Evolution of marine phosphate concentrations. Nature 467, 1088–1090.
9. Planavsky, NJ, Bekker, A, Rouxel, OJ, Kamber, B, Knudsen, AH, Lyons, TW, 2010, The rare earth element and yttrium composition of Archean and Paleoproterozoic iron formations revisited: A new perspective on significance and mechanisms of iron formation deposition. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 74, 6387-6405.
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3. Planavsky, NJ, Ginsburg, RN, 2009, The Taphonomy of Modern Marine Bahamian Microbialites. Palaios, 24, 5-18.
2. Planavsky, NJ, Grey, K, 2008, Stromatolite branching in the Neoproterozoic of the Centralian Superbasin, Australia: an investigation into sedimentary and microbial control of stromatolite morphology. Geobiology, 6, 33-45.
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