Diego Luciano do Nascimento in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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The Cretaceous (145.5 - 65.5 Ma) was a period characterized by several environmental changes triggered by intense volcanic and tectonic activity. The occurrence of large igneous provinces (LIPs) had a significant impact on the concentrations of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide (CO2), raising the temperature of the planet. Despite the dominance of arid and semi-arid conditions, m…
As important testimonies of Neocretaceus evolution, Marilia Formation's paleosols have developed during semiarid to arid conditions in complex alluvial and fluvial systems during the Maastrichtian. Assuming an integrated analysis of the variables constraints of depositional systems and pedogenetic evolution in these environments, we intend to reconstruct the paleoenvironmental conditions …
The prevailing climatic oscillations during the Quaternary reshaped the entire landscape complex of São Paulo State, changing the distribution of vegetation and the processes of morphogenesis and pedogenesis until then active. The current spatial organization of the vegetation is a result of the reorganization of physical natural systems and the understanding of the determinants of this o…
The new organization of the landscape resulting from the onslaught from the man-made system on São Paulo's Cerrado areas needs to be understood and studied in order to contribute to the formulation of public politics for the preservation of the fragments of this vegetation which has been reduced at 1% of its original area in the State of São Paulo. Within this research the study's object …
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