Environmental impact of the largest petroleum terminal in SE Brazil: A multiproxy analysis based on sediment geochemistry and living benthic foraminifera.

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Andreia C Teodoro

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Jean-Pierre Debenay

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José Eduardo Bevilacqua

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Laura Misailidis Lerena

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Leonardo Antônio Pregnolato

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Silas Gubitoso

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Silvio Miranda Prada

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Virgínia A. Martins

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