The Amazon is the largest drainage basin on Earth and contains a wide variety of abiotic
landscape features. In spite of this, the geodiversity in this basin has not yet been objectively …

One hundred and forty‐four published successions of shallow‐water carbonates, deposited
between the Palaeocene and the Miocene, from the Levant to the Himalayas, have been re …

Abstract The Bragantina Platform is an onshore basin of the Brazilian equatorial margin,
including the Pirabas Formation, the youngest bioclastic-dominated formation in the area …

Abstract The Miocene Pirabas Formation is of strategic importance for the hydrocarbon
industry since it represents the onshore portion of larger offshore basins of Northern Brazil …

Abstract The Pirabas Formation (Neogene, eastern Brazilian Amazonia) is the only marine
Miocene unit in Brazil that crops out on the edge of the equatorial shelf. The formation has a …

The off-shore Cenozoic succession of the Pará-Maranhão Basin of the Brazilian equatorial
margin is studied to investigate skeletal and foraminiferal assemblages during the …

Abstract The Bragantina Platform is an important sedimentary package that occurs in
northwestern Brazil, typically around the equatorial western Atlantic coast. Most of the latest …

We investigate the Palaeocene succession of the Hazara Basin (Northern Pakistan) to better
understand the impact of climate change on marine carbonate-producing organisms. These …

Worldwide, some of the largest hydrocarbon reservoirs are located in tropical neritic
carbonate deposits. Biostratigraphic and paleoenvironmental analyzes of these sedimentary …

The spider crabs Willinachoides santanai n. gen. n. sp. from the early-middle Miocene of
north Brazil and Paradasygyius rodriguezi n. sp. from the late Miocene of Venezuela are …