The effect of fluvial avulsion on the Holocene chronostratigraphic record and the agricultural signal of the world's largest coastal lagoonal system

Avila, A.S.P.; Bottezini, S.R.; Diniz, D.; Bueno, C.; Perez, L.; de la Escalera, G. Martínez; Piccini, C.; Leonhardt, A.; Garcia-Rodriguez, F.; Weschenfelder, J.

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.173757

Science of The Total Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.173757

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The effect of fluvial avulsion on the Holocene chronostratigraphic record and the agricultural signal of the world's largest coastal lagoonal system

A.S.P. Avila,

S.R. Bottezini,

D. Diniz

et al.

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Holocene landscape changes in response to sea level oscillations and agricultural intensification in a coastal plain of southeastern South America

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Holocene landscape changes in response to sea level oscillations and agricultural intensification in a coastal plain of southeastern South America

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Bottezini,

Diniz

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Journal of South American Earth Sciences

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The effect of fluvial avulsion on the Holocene chronostratigraphic record and the agricultural signal of the world's largest coastal lagoonal system

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Holocene landscape changes in response to sea level oscillations and agricultural intensification in a coastal plain of southeastern South America

Holocene landscape changes in response to sea level oscillations and agricultural intensification in a coastal plain of southeastern South America

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