2018•GeomorphologyOpen access

A mid-late Holocene tidally-influenced drainage system revealed by integrated remote sensing, sedimentological and stratigraphic data

Serena Giacomelli, Verónica Rossi, Alessandro Amorosi, Luigi Bruno, Bruno Campo, Andrea Ciampalini, Andrea Civa, Wan Hong, M. Sgavetti, Carlos Roberto de Souza Filho

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Key concepts: Geology, Holocene, Landform, Peat, Facies, Geomorphology, Paleontology, Archaeology

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