- The
Pangean megamonsoon refers to the
theory that the
supercontinent Pangea experienced a
distinct seasonal reversal of winds,
which resulted in extreme...
- The
Permian climate was also
extremely seasonal and
characterised by
megamonsoons,
which produced high
aridity and
extreme seasonality in Pangaea's interiors...
-
across the
equator and well into the
Northern Hemisphere, an
intense megamonsoon climate was established,
except for a
perpetually wet zone immediately...
-
intense cross-equatorial monsoons,
sometimes referred to as the
Pangean megamonsoons. The Tri****ic may have
mostly been a dry period, but
evidence exists...
- Tri****ic and Jur****ic, a
period that saw the
emergence of the
Pangaean megamonsoon.
Heavy rainfall resulted in high
groundwater tables, in turn resulting...
- rare or absent. The Jur****ic also
witnessed the
decline of the
Pangaean megamonsoon that had
characterised the
preceding Permian and Tri****ic periods. Variation...
- Stacy; Dworkin,
Steve (1
November 2015). "Collapse of the Late Tri****ic
megamonsoon in
western equatorial Pangea, present-day
American Southwest". GSA Bulletin...
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Shihong (April 2018). "Abiotic and
biotic responses to Milankovitch-forced
megamonsoon and
glacial cycles recorded in
South China at the end of the Late Paleozoic...
- with cool dry
winters and hot
rainy summers enhanced by the
Pangean megamonsoon. Warm
temperate gr****lands in
Oklahoma and
central Argentina were considered...
-
University Press. Kutzbach, J. E.; Gallimore, R.G. (1989). "Pangean climates:
megamonsoons of the megacontinent".
Journal of
Geophysical Research. 94 (D3): 3341–3357...
