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1.-  Anomalous electrical structure in the northwestern Parana Basin, Brazil, observed with broad-band magnetotellurics
Elsevier; Oxford; GBR; United Kingdom, 2013
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2.-  Deep conductivity structure beneath the northern Brasilia Belt, central Brazil; evidence for a Neoproterozoic arc-continent collision
Elsevier on behalf of International Association for Gondwana Research; Amsterdam and Kochi; III; Int, 2013
Geological processes in the early Earth
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3.-  Deep structure of a stretched lithosphere; magnetotelluric imaging of the southeastern Borborema Province, NE Brazil
Elsevier; Amsterdam; NLD; Netherlands, 2014
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4.-  DISTURBANCES ON MAGNETOTELLURIC DATA DUE TO DC ELECTRIFIED RAILWAY; A CASE STUDY FROM SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL
TERRA SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY (TERRAPUB); TOKYO; JPN; JAPAN, 2002
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5.-  Electromagnetic constraints for subduction zones beneath the northwest Borborema Province; evidence for Neoproterozoic island arc-continent collision in northeast Brazil
Geological Society of America (GSA); Boulder, CO; USA; United States, 2014
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6.-  Lithospheric and sublithospheric anisotropy beneath central-southeastern Brazil constrained by long period magnetotelluric data
Elsevier; Amsterdam; NLD; Netherlands, 2006
Continental anisotropy
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7.-  Paraguay Belt conductivity anomaly; a fundamental tectonic boundary of the South American Platform imaged by electromagnetic induction surveys
IUGG; [location varies]; III; International, 2007
Earth; our changing planet; proceedings of IUGG XXIV general assembly
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8.-  Signatures of continental collisions and magmatic activity in central Brazil as indicated by a magnetotelluric profile across distinct tectonic provinces
Elsevier; Amsterdam; III; International, 2011
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