A review of relative sea-level (RSL) oscillations during the Holocene in Rio de Janeiro,
southeastern Brazil, is presented based on new data. This new data encompasses …

Geoconservation has been growing in importance within the environmental management
context. The conservation of geological heritage is being more and more recognised as an …

The concept of geodiversity, which refers to the diversity of abiotic elements of nature, is
passing through a period of methodological development. The concept has a great potential …

The study of relative sea level variations (RSLV) is crucial for understanding past
fluctuations and predicting future environmental changes, especially in coastal areas. The …

Shellmounds of different sizes and characteristics mark the landscape along the Southern
and Southeastern Brazilian coast, attesting to a multimillennial occupation that is dated from …

Lipid-biomarkers have been used to reconstruct environmental changes in lacustrine
systems on a range of time scales. Lake sediments are excellent archives to apply these …

Shoreline changes embrace alterations due to the physical features and location of the land-
water boundary, which can arise from natural or human causes. Natural processes, like sea …

Multiproxy approach based on textural, mineralogical, geochemical, and microfaunal
analyses on a 176-cm-long core (SP8) has been applied to reconstruct the Holocene …

In places where ocean currents cause upwelling, nearshore sea-surface temperatures (SST)
are often cooler than nearby offshore waters. In the Arraial do Cabo Bay coast upper …

In the present study, the herbivory level and the niche breadth of juvenile green turtles
(Chelonia mydas) was investigated through stable isotope metrics in three geographically …