1999
DOI: 10.1590/s1679-87591999000100001
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Shallow seismic reflectors and upper Quaternary sea levei changes in the Ubatuba region, São Paulo State, Southeastern Brazil

Abstract: The relationship between shaUow seismic lIDits and Quatemary sea leveI changes in Southeastem Brazil is based on boomer profiles aild core data ftom the Ubatuba region, northem São Paulo coast. In Flamengo and Palmas bays, the interpretation of seismic lines revealed the occurrence of four sedimentary units, separated by regionally correlated reflectors. The upper two lIDits correspond to Late Pleistocene and Holocene deposits. The lowermost sedimentary units were correlated to the older Quatemary transgressiv… Show more

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“…More recent data by Mahiques & Souza (1999) and Klein (2005) constitute, at this moment, the most accurate and precisely dated information on sea-level stabilization periods prior to the Holocene highstand of 5.6 ka BP. In the São Paulo state coast (23830 0 S), mollusc shells collected in a palaeo-beach sediment located 6 m below the present sea level were radiocarbon dated at 7850 + 80 cal years BP (Mahiques & Souza 1999).…”
Section: Holocene Sea-level Changesmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…More recent data by Mahiques & Souza (1999) and Klein (2005) constitute, at this moment, the most accurate and precisely dated information on sea-level stabilization periods prior to the Holocene highstand of 5.6 ka BP. In the São Paulo state coast (23830 0 S), mollusc shells collected in a palaeo-beach sediment located 6 m below the present sea level were radiocarbon dated at 7850 + 80 cal years BP (Mahiques & Souza 1999).…”
Section: Holocene Sea-level Changesmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…In the São Paulo state coast (23830 0 S), mollusc shells collected in a palaeo-beach sediment located 6 m below the present sea level were radiocarbon dated at 7850 + 80 cal years BP (Mahiques & Souza 1999). Additionally, four beach-rock samples located 13 + 1 m below the present sea level showed an age of 8000 + 50 cal years BP.…”
Section: Holocene Sea-level Changesmentioning
confidence: 99%