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Programmi di ricerca simili:

• 1 - Accelerazioni evolutive nel plankton calcareo e loro relazione con i cambiamenti globali durante il Mesozoico ed il Cenozoico. I cambiamenti globali ne sono responsabili?
• 2 - L'inizio dopo la fine: scomparse e riprese evolutive durante e dopo l'estinzione di massa del tardo Ordoviciano nel Nord Gondwana
• 3 - RESISTENZA E RESILIENZA DELLA BIODIVERSITA' COSTIERA AGLI EFFETTI SINERGICI DI CAMBIAMENTI AMBIENTALI SU SCALA LOCALE E GLOBALE (BIORES)
• 4 - In cerca dei Global Stratopye Sections and Points (GSSPs) dei piani Burdigaliano e Langhiano e implicazioni paleoceanografiche
• 5 - Approccio multidisciplinare allo studio delle variazioni ambientali: simulazioni numeriche dell'evoluzione di prismi sedimentari durante i due eventi di estinzione globale ai limiti Permiano-Triassico e Frasniano-Famenniano, temporalmente vincolate e calibrate dalla dinamica faunistica.
• 6 - La transizione climatica tra Pliocene Medio e Pliocene Superiore: una prospettiva Mediterranea
• 7 - RICOSTRUZIONE AD ALTA RISOLUZIONE DELL'EVOLUZIONE PALEOCLIMATICA, PALEOCEANOGRAFICA ED ECO-BIOSTRATIGRAFICA DEL BACINO MEDITERRANEO NEL TARDO QUATERNARIO (0-450 KY BP)IN BASE ALL'ANALISI DI TRACCIANTI FAUNISTICI, FLORISTICI, CHIMICI ED ISOTOPICI.
• 8 - Paleoambienti continentali pleistocenici ed olocenici: ricostruzioni multidisciplinari integrate
• 9 - Tyrrhenian Seamounts ecosystems: an Integrated Study (TySEc)

Classificazione scientifico-disciplinare

• Area scientifico disciplinare: Scienze della terra
  • PALEONTOLOGIA E PALEOECOLOGIA
  • GEOLOGIA STRATIGRAFICA E SEDIMENTOLOGICA

Classificazione brevettuale

• PHYSICS
  • MEASURING (counting G06M); TESTING
    • GEOPHYSICS; GRAVITATIONAL MEASUREMENTS; DETECTING MASSES OR OBJECTS (detecting or locating foreign bodies for diagnostic, surgical or person-identification purposes A61B; means for indicating the location of accidentally buried, e.g. snow-buried persons A63B29/02; investigating or analysing earth materials by determining their chemical or physical properties G01N; measuring electric or magnetic variables in general, other than direction or magnitude of the earth\'s field G01R; electronic or nuclear magnetic resonance arrangements G01R33/20; radar, sonar or analogous methods in general, detecting masses or objects involving these methods G01S)

Classificazione geografica

• Regione: Lombardia

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Parole Chiave

PLANCTON CALCAREO; TENDENZE EVOLUTIVE; BIOCALCITIZZAZIONE; CAMBIAMENTI PALEOCEANOGRAFICI; CAMBIAMENTI PALEOCLIMATICI; INTERAZIONI BIOSFERA-GEOSFERA; GIURASSICO-PALEOGENE; ALTA RISOLUZIONE; SUCCESSIONI PELAGICHE-ODP