Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic

The coastal behaviour from 33° to 40°S, during two late Pleistocene and one Holocene (Postglacial) transgressions is analyzed. The transgressive episodes were developed in five morphostructural sectors of different tectonic character, at least for the pre-late Pleistocene times. The height of the Sa...

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spelling paper:paper_07490208_v4_n1_p59_Gonzalez2023-06-08T15:45:22Z Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic coastal behaviour crustal stability Holocene Late Pleistocene palaeo sea- level palaeo sea- levels Pleistocene (Late) postglacial transgression Sangamon subsidence transgression Argentina Argentina (fish) The coastal behaviour from 33° to 40°S, during two late Pleistocene and one Holocene (Postglacial) transgressions is analyzed. The transgressive episodes were developed in five morphostructural sectors of different tectonic character, at least for the pre-late Pleistocene times. The height of the Sangamon and Holocene deposits found by researches on the Brazilian coast were considered as indicating a relative crustal stability. Accordingly the height of the Sangamon (?), Mid-Wisconsin and Postglacial deposits recognized in the present work are correlated with the Brazilian deposits. -from Authors 1988 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07490208_v4_n1_p59_Gonzalez http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07490208_v4_n1_p59_Gonzalez
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
institution_str I-28
repository_str R-134
collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic coastal behaviour
crustal stability
Holocene
Late Pleistocene
palaeo sea- level
palaeo sea- levels
Pleistocene (Late)
postglacial transgression
Sangamon
subsidence
transgression
Argentina
Argentina (fish)
spellingShingle coastal behaviour
crustal stability
Holocene
Late Pleistocene
palaeo sea- level
palaeo sea- levels
Pleistocene (Late)
postglacial transgression
Sangamon
subsidence
transgression
Argentina
Argentina (fish)
Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
topic_facet coastal behaviour
crustal stability
Holocene
Late Pleistocene
palaeo sea- level
palaeo sea- levels
Pleistocene (Late)
postglacial transgression
Sangamon
subsidence
transgression
Argentina
Argentina (fish)
description The coastal behaviour from 33° to 40°S, during two late Pleistocene and one Holocene (Postglacial) transgressions is analyzed. The transgressive episodes were developed in five morphostructural sectors of different tectonic character, at least for the pre-late Pleistocene times. The height of the Sangamon and Holocene deposits found by researches on the Brazilian coast were considered as indicating a relative crustal stability. Accordingly the height of the Sangamon (?), Mid-Wisconsin and Postglacial deposits recognized in the present work are correlated with the Brazilian deposits. -from Authors
title Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
title_short Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
title_full Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
title_fullStr Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
title_full_unstemmed Late Pleistocene and Holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° South, Argentine Republic
title_sort late pleistocene and holocene coastal behaviour from 33° to 40° south, argentine republic
publishDate 1988
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07490208_v4_n1_p59_Gonzalez
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07490208_v4_n1_p59_Gonzalez
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