Paleoecology studies the interactions between life and non-living factors in environments over millions of years. Scientists reconstruct ancient environments using paleontology, sedimentology, and chemistry. Foraminifera, single-celled organisms with calcium carbonate shells, are valuable index foss

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Facilitating the assembly of individual paleorecords into larger networks, community-led data repositories play a crucial role in the paleogeosciences. By interconnecting geoscientific users and geoinformatics, these repositories enable the exploration of big questions related to global temperatures

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