2021
DOI: 10.5380/geo.v78i0.79352
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Formação Taciba: última manifestação glacial no Paraná

Abstract: A Glaciação Neopaleozoica e a transição completa para condições pós-glaciais são considerados eventos climáticos únicos na história geológica. O principal registro de tais eventos está nas bacias sedimentares gondwânicas, que sugerem uma glaciação dinâmica marcada por repetidos períodos glaciais e interglaciais. A Bacia do Paraná abriga o registro mais espesso e geograficamente extenso da glaciação, referido como Grupo Itararé. Este trabalho pretende analisar o registro da última influência das geleiras Neopal… Show more

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“…In the Paraná Basin in south Brazil, the Taciba Formation (uppermost Itararé Group) is interpreted as a proximal glaciomarine unit yielding similar SSW sediment transport (Mottin et al, 2018), which is in contrast with the lower and middle Itararé Group and with the general view of S and SE glacial centers (Rosa et al, 2016). The Taciba Formation is early Permian (Asselian-Sakmarian age) based on palynomorphs (Souza and Marques-Toigo, 2003;Mottin et al, 2018) and invertebrates (Taboada et al, 2016), and represents the final deglacial sequence of the LPIA in the Paraná Basin (Mottin and Vesely, 2021). It records successive stages of ice retreat and advance culminating in base-level fall and the development of paleosol on diamictites below the post-glacial, coal-bearing Rio Bonito Formation (Mottin et al, 2018).…”
Section: Age Constraints and Glacial Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Paraná Basin in south Brazil, the Taciba Formation (uppermost Itararé Group) is interpreted as a proximal glaciomarine unit yielding similar SSW sediment transport (Mottin et al, 2018), which is in contrast with the lower and middle Itararé Group and with the general view of S and SE glacial centers (Rosa et al, 2016). The Taciba Formation is early Permian (Asselian-Sakmarian age) based on palynomorphs (Souza and Marques-Toigo, 2003;Mottin et al, 2018) and invertebrates (Taboada et al, 2016), and represents the final deglacial sequence of the LPIA in the Paraná Basin (Mottin and Vesely, 2021). It records successive stages of ice retreat and advance culminating in base-level fall and the development of paleosol on diamictites below the post-glacial, coal-bearing Rio Bonito Formation (Mottin et al, 2018).…”
Section: Age Constraints and Glacial Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2), a fossiliferous, quite diverse unit encompassing both terrestrial and aquatic groups, including marine organisms (Neves et al 2014, Wilner et al 2016Mouro et al 2020;Saldanha et al 2023). The Taciba Formation represents the last glacial record of the Paraná Basin (Mottin and Vesely 2021).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%