Paleoenvironmental variations during the Late Cambrian: Implications from Zn isotopes, I/(Ca+Mg) ratios, and other elemental proxies
Journal: Marine and Petroleum Geology
Year: 2024

The Upper Cambrian at the Martin Point section (∼110 m-thick) in western Newfoundland is a part of the Cow Head Group and partially spans the coeval Tuckers Cove and the Martin Point members of the Shallow Bay and Green Point formations, respectively. These units comprise alternating shale, minor conglomerate beds, and limestone rhythmites of a toe-of-slope apron. Earlier studies of the C-isotope profile, based on the lime mudstone interbeds, documented global negative δ 13 C carb shifts (from o