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Los datos paleomagneticos de rocas del paleozoico superior de América del Sur : Su aporte a la magneto estratigrafía y a la historia de la fragmentación del Gondwana

by Valencio, Daniel Alberto
Published 1974
“... obtenidos recientemente de los Grupos Paganzo (Argentina), Tubarao y Passa Dois (Brasil), y se discute su...”

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On the Steadiness and Instability of the Intermediate Western Boundary Current between 24° and 18°S

by Napolitano, D., Silveira, I., Rocha, C., Flierl, G., Calil, P., Martins, R.
Published in Journal of Physical Oceanography (2019)
“... develops a strong cyclonic recirculation in Tubarão Bight, upstream of the VTR, with weak time dependency...”

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On the Steadiness and Instability of the Intermediate Western Boundary Current between 24° and 18°S

by Napolitano, Dante C., da Silveira, Ilson C. A., Rocha, Cesar B., Flierl, Glenn Richard, Calil, Paulo H R., Martins, Renato P.
Published in Journal of Physical Oceanography (2020)
“... develops a strong cyclonic recirculation in Tubarão Bight, upstream of the VTR, with weak time dependency...”

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On the steadiness and instability of the Intermediate Western Boundary Current between 24 degrees and 18 degrees S

by Napolitano, Dante C., da Silveira, Ilson C. A., Rocha, Cesar B., Flierl, Glenn R., Calil, Paulo H. R., Martins, Renato P.
Published in Journal of Physical Oceanography (2019)
“... strong cyclonic recirculation in Tubarão Bight, upstream of the VTR, with weak time dependency. We herein...”

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Some Middle Devonian (Eifelian-Givetian) Fossil Fish Remains from the Pimenteira Formation of the Parnaíba Basin, Northeast Brazil

by Maisey, John G., Melo, José Henrique G.
Published 2021
“... fósseis incluem um espinho de nadadeira ornamentado com costelas, um dente bicúspide de tubarão similar...”

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