Evidence of palaeo-wildfire from the upper Lower Cretaceous (Serra do Tucano Formation, Aptian–Albian) of Roraima (North Brazil)
Authors:
- Ângela Cristine Scaramuzza dos SantosÂSÂngela Cristine Scaramuzza dos Santos
- Elizete Celestino HolandaEHElizete Celestino Holanda
- Vladimir de SouzaVSVladimir de Souza
- Margot Guerra-SommerMGMargot Guerra-Sommer
- Joseline ManfroiJMJoseline Manfroi
- Dieter UhlDUDieter Uhl
- André JasperAJAndré Jasper
- 1 January 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cretaceous Research
- Vol. 57, 46-49
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Funding Information
- CNPq (447157/2014-0, 400972/2013-1, 444330/2014-3)
- CAPES (A072/2013)
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