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Title:	A plausible link between the onset of Pangea break-up and the evolution of marine biocalcifiers through changes in atmospheric CO2 and ocean chemistry
Source:	Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta [0016-7037] Godderis, Y yr:2006

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