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1.- Analog modeling of salt-related structures in the South Atlantic
Society for Sedimentary Geology, Gulf Coast Section; [Dallas, TX]; USA; United States, 2005
Petroleum systems of divergent continental margin basins
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2.- CONTINENTAL BREAKUP AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
[INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS]; [LOCATION VARIES]; III; INTERNATIONAL, 2000
BRAZIL 2000; 31ST INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS; ABSTRACTS VOLUME
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3.- Effects of the Parana continental flood basalts; deposition of lacustrine limestones and Ca-chloride-bearing marine evaporites in sub-sea-level depression of the South Atlantic Rift
International Gondwana Symposium; [s.l.]; III; International, 2011
Gondwana 14; abstracts
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4.- Extending Re-Os shale geochronology to lacustrine depositional systems; a case study from the major hydrocarbon source rocks of the Brazilian Mesozoic marginal basins
[International Geological Congress]; [location varies]; III; International, 2008
33rd international geological congress; abstracts
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5.- HABITAT OF PETROLEUM ALONG THE SOUTH ATLANTIC MARGINS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS; TULSA, OK; USA; UNITED STATES, 2000
PETROLEUM SYSTEMS OF SOUTH ATLANTIC MARGINS
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6.- Meso-Cenozoic basalt dike swarms and continental breakup in cratonic South America
[International Geological Congress]; [location varies]; III; International, 2008
33rd international geological congress; abstracts
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7.- MICROPLATE ROTATION IN NORTHEAST BRAZIL DURING SOUTH ATLANTIC RIFTING; ANALOGIES WITH THE SINAI MICROPLATE
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA (GSA); BOULDER, CO; USA; UNITED STATES, 1999
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8.- Multiple wedges of seaward dipping reflectors and the continental X oceanic crust transition in the Pelotas Basin, southern Brazil
[International Geological Congress]; [location varies]; III; International, 2004
Italia 2004; 32nd international geological congress; abstracts
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9.- NEW AR-AR AGES FOR THE ABROLHOS VOLCANIC ROCKS, EAST BRAZILIAN MARGIN
[INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS]; [LOCATION VARIES]; III; INTERNATIONAL, 2000
BRAZIL 2000; 31ST INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS; ABSTRACTS VOLUME
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10.- PHYSICAL MODELLING OF A GIANT ANTITHETIC FAULT FORMED BY SALT FLOW IN THE SANTOS BASIN (OFFSHORE SE BRAZIL)
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEDIMENTOLOGISTS, COMPARATIVE SEDIMENTOLOGY DIVISION; UTRECHT; NLD; NET, 1994
14TH INTERNATIONAL SEDIMENTOLOGICAL CONGRESS; ABSTRACTS
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