The Cretaceous World by Peter W. Skelton et.al

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The Cretaceous World by Peter W. Skelton et.alISBN: 9780521538435 Cambridge University Press, 14 July 2003 Paperback 362 pages The rich geological record of the Cretaceous Period reveals a world that experienced extreme climatic warmth and significantly higher global sea levels than today. It therefore provides a natural case study of the Earth in 'greenhouse' climatic mode, which this interdisciplinary textbook analyses from the perspective of Earth System Science. After surveying the evidence

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