2016
DOI: 10.5935/1984-2295.20160106
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Quaternary paleoenvironments of the Iapó River Plain, Castro, Paraná

Abstract: Este estudo teve como objetivo realizar a caracterização das condições paleoambientais na planície aluvial do rio Iapó, com base em um testemunho sedimentar obtido na margem esquerda do rio, situado próximo à área urbana de Castro, PR. Para tanto, ressalta-se a utilização de diferentes dados proxies (análise multiproxy), como espículas de esponjas continentais e fitólitos, associados à determinação dos valores isotópicos de δ 13 C, δ 15 N, razão C/N, datações absolutas (14 C) e análises granulométricas. Foi po… Show more

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“…A similar physiognomy was likely found on the highlands around the LGM, with Campos dominating and AMF and/or Cloud Forest species probably confined to rare, small patches -at least in the highlands' south-east where long fossil pollen records exist (Behling et al, 2004;Leonhardt and Lorscheitter, 2010). The higher contribution of Podocarpus and Araucaria pollen to GeoB2107's LGM pollen spectrum suggests AMF forest elements were more common further north or on the continental shelf (Gu et al, 2017), which may align with the early phytolith record from Iapó River (Kalinovski et al, 2016).…”
Section: Changes Through Time and Proxy Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…A similar physiognomy was likely found on the highlands around the LGM, with Campos dominating and AMF and/or Cloud Forest species probably confined to rare, small patches -at least in the highlands' south-east where long fossil pollen records exist (Behling et al, 2004;Leonhardt and Lorscheitter, 2010). The higher contribution of Podocarpus and Araucaria pollen to GeoB2107's LGM pollen spectrum suggests AMF forest elements were more common further north or on the continental shelf (Gu et al, 2017), which may align with the early phytolith record from Iapó River (Kalinovski et al, 2016).…”
Section: Changes Through Time and Proxy Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…However, this does not appear to have been the case at the LGM as grassland proxies generally dominate, though phytolith records do suggest some areas that might have had higher tree cover. Half or more of the phytoliths at Iapó River (Kalinovski et al, 2016) around 18,000 BP come from woody plants (though the site's δ 13 C signature is C4-dominated), and some samples from approximately the same time in Campo Erê (Cecchet, 2015) have modest contributions of eudicot and palm phytoliths, though precise ages and identifications are not available in the latter record. Campo Erê is also one of three LGM sites in our study area (with São José dos Ausentes (Pereira, 2017) and Cerro do Touro Watershed (de Oliveira et al, 2008)) whose δ 13 C values indicate a mixture of C3-and C4-photosynthesising vegetation, though only Obera (Zech et al, 2009) and Curucutu (Pessenda et al, 2009), respectively to the west and north of our study area, have C3-majority contributions.…”
Section: Changes Through Time and Proxy Comparisonmentioning
confidence: 99%