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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Geociências (IGC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor's at Geology (2007), master's degree in Sciences (Geochemistry and Geotectonics - 2011) and PhD in Sciences (Mineralogy and Petrology - 2016) from the University of São Paulo. She uses a multidisciplinary approach that includes field geology, petrology, mineral chemistry, geochemistry and geochronology, to investigate igneous and/or metamorphic processes. The PhD research was focused on the study of the timing of the partial melting in migmatites and granulites, using in-situ dating techniques (U-Pb zircon, U-Th-Pb monazite) integrated with petrology, thermobarometry, mineral chemistry of trace elements in major and accessory metamorphic phases to establish PTt paths. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The integration of metamorphic timescales with pressure-temperature (P-T) information derived from rocks formed in the deep continental crust can provide important insights on the understanding of the evolution of plate tectonics in Earth as a response to the secular cooling and rheological changes over time. The petrochronology approach links time (i.e., ages and duration) with P-T data …
Monazite ([ETRL, Th] PO4) is a commonly used petrochronometer in metamorphic rocks due to its ability to record the timing of prograde and retrograde metamorphism and its association with metamorphic reactions. Despite being extensively studied in (ultra) high-temperature metamorphic rocks, the behavior of monazite in high-pressure rocks has been poorly described in the literature, sparse…
The magmatic activity of Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) can trigger climatic and environmental disturbances, and in some cases, cause mass extinction events. The interaction of subvolcanic rocks (sills and dyke swarms) with volatile-rich sedimentary host rocks during LIP emplacement can enhance the release of greenhouse gases and thermogenic volatiles, potentially resulting in oceanic ano…
Monazite is an accessory mineral abundant in high-grade metamorphic rocks with sedimentary protolith, which is capable of recording distinct petrological events due to its high reactivity during the granulite facies metamorphism. Metamorphic reactions responsible for monazite formation during prograde and retrograde metamorphism can be identified from mineral textures and compositional zo…
Monazite is a robust geochronometer and is widely used for dating high-grade metamorphic events in pelitic and psammitic granulites. Monazite generally displays compositional zoning, and the distribution of trace elements (in particular HREE, Y, and Th) are used to infer its participation in metamorphic reactions. The growth or consumption of monazite can be correlated with the formation …
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The magmatic activity of Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) can trigger climatic and environmental disturbances, and in some cases, cause mass extinction events. The interaction of subvolcanic rocks (sills and dyke swarms) with volatile-rich sedimentary host rocks during LIP emplacement can enhance the release of greenhouse gases and thermogenic volatiles, potentially resulting in oceanic ano…
Monazite is a common accessory mineral in metapelites and metapsammites and has been extensively used as a geochronometer for dating high-grade metamorphic events. Compositional zoning and the trace element distribution in monazite, particularly Y and Th, reflects the growth and consumption of monazite in respect to major phases (e.g., garnet, biotite, melt), allowing the participation of…
The temporal link between the mafic intrusive component of Large Igneous Provinces (LIP) and global climate disturbances eventually leading to mass extinctions has been demonstrated for several LIPs (i.e. Siberian Traps, CAMP). The Paraná-Etendeka LIP had less catastrophic effects with only a minor marine extinction during the Valanginian oceanic anoxic event. The release of greenhouse ga…
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