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Pulsed biogenic methane emissions coupled with episodic warming during the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event

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Analysis reveals significant biogenic methane release during the Toarcian event, suggesting climate dynamics may be influenced by such emissions.

At least 4,700 Gt of carbon from biogenic methane release is essential to replicate the carbon isotope shifts.
This massive methane release likely drove an increase in atmospheric CH4 and global temperature, potentially exceeding 2 °C.
Bayesian inversion and MCMC simulations facilitated the investigation of carbon release fluxes during climatic warming.
The active CH4 cycle serves as a feedback mechanism, exacerbating environmental deterioration and contributing to marine extinction.

Qiu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals significant biogenic methane release during the Toarcian event, suggesting climate dynamics may be influenced by such emissions.

At least 4,700 Gt of carbon from biogenic methane release is essential to replicate the carbon isotope shifts.
This massive methane release likely drove an increase in atmospheric CH4 and global temperature, potentially exceeding 2 °C.
Bayesian inversion and MCMC simulations facilitated the investigation of carbon release fluxes during climatic warming.
The active CH4 cycle serves as a feedback mechanism, exacerbating environmental deterioration and contributing to marine extinction.

Qiu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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