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This work consists of a systematic study of fossil macroinvertebrates collected from Pirabas Formation, at Aricuru locality, northeast of Para State. Were recognized 25 species including macroforaminifera, corals, macrobryozoans, bivalves and gastropods ...
V. Távora, Salustriano Bosco Reis
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This research deals the data obtained from the analysis of calcareous microfossils in samples collected in Pirabas Formation that occurs at Mina B-17 Cimentos do Brasil S.
V. Távora +2 more
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This research deals the systematic review of the corals belonging to the Flabellidae family, assigned to subgenus Flabellum (Flabellum). Were confirmed F. (F.) lyricum Fernandes, 1981 and F. (F.) wailesi Conrad, 1855, as well as the first record of the F.
V. Távora +2 more
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Meireanny de Albuquerque Gonçalves-Aquino +7 more
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Tectonics and paleogeography of the Marajó Basin, northern Brazil
The Marajó Basin area presents geologic and geomorphologic features chiefly due to the Mesozoic extension and post-Miocene neotectonics. The extension event with an Early and a Late Cretaceous phases originated four sub-basins that constitutes the Marajó
JOÃO B. S. COSTA +4 more
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This work deals with the systematic study of the corals from Itamaracá, Maria Farinha and Pirabas formations (Lower Maastrichtian, Paleocene-Eocene and Lower Miocene, respectively) at Pernambuco and Pará states. Herein are presented the first records of the species Actinastrea dickersoni (Wells, 1941), A.
Vladimir De Araújo Távora +2 more
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In describing Cyclocancer to accommodate his new species C. tuberculatus, Beurlen highlighted that his new genus was a cancroid intermediate in form between Atelecyclus and Cancer, but with enough characters to be placed in a new genus. Examination of C.
Daniel Lima +4 more
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Since the Late Cretaceous, the equatorial margin of Brazil has undergone a rift phase, with the erosion of a moderate rift escarpment, a Late Cretaceous–Paleogene post‐rift phase, with major drainage reorganization and significant vertical erosion, and a Late Oligocene‐to‐Recent post‐rift phase, with moderate vertical erosion and river headwater ...
Maria Giuditta Fellin +7 more
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Vertical variation in the foraminifera content detected by quantitative and qualitative studiespermitted recognition of eight biofacies along the Pirabas Formation at the investigated area.
Vladimir de Araújo Távora +1 more
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A classification model for municipalities in the paraense Amazon regarding the risk of violence against women: A multicriteria approach. [PDF]
de Souza JL +5 more
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