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  1. Reply to Marsh (2026)
  2. Editorial: From the Guest Editors of CLARa2
  3. Paleoenvironmental and paleoclimatic reconstruction of the Lagoa Grande das Queimadas archaeological site, Piauí, Brazil
  4. Updated multi-method estimates of Lake Titicaca's radiocarbon reservoir offset
  5. ARQUEOLOGIA EXPERIMENTAL COM FIBRAS VEGETAIS COLETADAS NOS SAMBAQUIS DA PALEOBAÍA (GUARATUBA/PR E BABITONGA/SC)
  6. The flask monitoring program for high-precision atmospheric measurements of greenhouse gases, stable isotopes, and radiocarbon in the central Amazon region
  7. How long does carbon stay in a near-pristine central Amazon forest? An empirical estimate with radiocarbon
  8. Brazilian AMS Radiocarbon Laboratory (LAC-UFF) and intercomparison of preliminary results with Sample Preparation Laboratory (LAPA14C – UFBA)
  9. Methodological tests using Amazonian soil samples for 14C-AMS dating
  10. Radiocarbon dating in South America and the impact of the continent's first 14C‐AMS facility to archaeological research
  11. Rediscovering forgotten collections and their impact on society for the preservation of threatened archaeological sites
  12. Biogenic carbonate samples: Preliminary tests on chemical protocols for radiocarbon analysis
  13. Holocene hillslope evolution through extreme rainfall induced landslides in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Geochronology and paleoenvironmental evidence
  14. A 1500-year multi-proxy record of subtropical mangrove dynamics in relation to sea level and climate changes on Babitonga Bay, Southern Brazil
  15. LAGOA SALGADA: AN OVERVIEW OF A BRAZILIAN HYPERSALINE LAGOON ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES OVER THE LAST 5000 YEARS USING RADIOCARBON DATE CORRECTIONS
  16. Variations in relative sea level in south America, Brazil: A comprehensive analysis
  17. Contribuições da biologia molecular para identificação de sambaquis em áreas altamente impactadas pela urbanização
  18. Background Tests and Improvements at LAC-UFF Aiming at Sample Size Reduction in Foraminifera 14C Measurement
  19. O garimpo na Chapada Diamantina e a origem do pantanal Marimbus
  20. The variable nature of the coastal 14C marine reservoir effect: A temporal perspective for Rio de Janeiro
  21. Paleoenvironmental evolution during the Holocene of the coastal plain of Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, through silica biomineralizations
  22. ASSESSING THE 14C MARINE RESERVOIR EFFECT IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS: DATA FROM THE CABEÇUDA SHELL MOUND IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL
  23. STABLE ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS AND RADIOCARBON DATING OF MICROPOGONIAS FURNIERI OTOLITHS (SCIAENIDAE) FROM SOUTHEASTERN BRAZILIAN COAST: SEASONAL PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL INSIGHT
  24. Late Holocene mangrove dynamics of the Doce River delta, southeastern Brazil: Implications for the understanding of mangrove resilience to sea-level changes and channel dynamics
  25. Forest Fire History in Amazonia Inferred From Intensive Soil Charcoal Sampling and Radiocarbon Dating
  26. Probability Distributions of Radiocarbon in Open Linear Compartmental Systems at Steady‐State
  27. Paleoenvironmental Evolution During the Holocene of the Coastal Plain of Maricá, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Through Silica Biomineralizations
  28. MARINE BIOGENIC CARBONATES AND RADIOCARBON—A RETROSPECTIVE ON SHELLS AND CORALS WITH AN OUTLOOK ON CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
  29. Sedimentary facies and Holocene depositional evolution of the Maricá Lagoon, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  30. How Young is a 300-Year-Old Wetland? The Case of the Pantanal Marimbus, Chapada Diamantina, Brazil
  31. Impacts of sea-level changes on mangroves from southeastern Brazil during the Holocene and Anthropocene using a multi-proxy approach
  32. Food and diet of the pre-Columbian mound builders of the Patos Lagoon region in southern Brazil with stable isotope analysis
  33. BIOINDICATORS OF SEA-LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL: NEW DATA AND METHODOLOGICAL REVIEW
  34. Facing Racism and Sexism in Science by Fighting Against Social Implicit Bias: A Latina and Black Woman’s Perspective
  35. Hydrological influence on the evolution of a subtropical mangrove ecosystem during the late Holocene from Babitonga Bay, Brazil
  36. FOSSIL FUEL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION: A STRATEGY USING RADIOCARBON, N-ALKANES, AND ALGAE
  37. GÊNESE DE LINHAS DE PEDRA ATRAVÉS DE INFERÊNCIAS PALEOAMBIENTAIS NO MÉDIO VALE DO RIO PARAÍBA DO SUL, SUDESTE DO BRASIL
  38. Probability distributions of radiocarbon in open compartmental systems
  39. ESTABLISHING WATER SAMPLE PROTOCOLS FOR RADIOCARBON ANALYSIS AT LAC-UFF, BRAZIL
  40. AMOURINS SHELLMOUND: UNCOVERING BIODIVERSITY AND CHRONOLOGY THROUGH CHARCOAL ANALYSES
  41. LAC-UFF STATUS REPORT: CURRENT PROTOCOLS AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
  42. Facing Racism and Sexism in Science by Fighting against Social Implicit Bias: A Latin and Black Woman Perspective.
  43. PRELIMINARY RADIOCARBON DATING RESULTS OF BONE SAMPLES AT THE LAC-UFF, BRAZIL
  44. An integrated analysis of palynofacies and diatoms in the Jucuruçu River valley, northeastern Brazil: Holocene paleoenvironmental changes
  45. ANÁLISE PALEOAMBIENTAL DA PORÇÃO LESTE DA BAÍA DE GUANABARA, RJ, BRASIL, ATRAVÉS DE BIOMINERALIZAÇÕES DE SÍLICA
  46. Cold and humid Atlantic Rainforest during the last glacial maximum, northern Espírito Santo state, southeastern Brazil
  47. HOLOCENE EVOLUTION OF A WAVE-DOMINATED BARRIER-LAGOON SYSTEM IN RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
  48. Corrigendum to “Relative sea-level change and climate change in the Northeastern Adriatic during the last 1.5 ka (Istria, Croatia)” [Quat. Sci. Rev. 222 (2019) 105909]
  49. RECONSTITUIÇÃO DAS CONDIÇÕES PALEOAMBIENTAIS RELACIONADAS À OCORRÊNCIA DE LINHAS DE PEDRA EM LATOSSOLO NO MÉDIO VALE DO RIO PARAÍBA DO SUL-RJ
  50. ARAGONITE FRACTION DATING OF VERMETIDS IN THE CONTEXT OF PALEO SEA-LEVEL CURVES RECONSTRUCTION
  51. Impacts of Holocene and modern sea‐level changes on estuarine mangroves from northeastern Brazil
  52. Concheros brasileños desde una perspectiva zooarqueológica
  53. Landscape paleodynamics in siliciclastic domains with the use of phytoliths, sponge spicules and carbon isotopes: The case of southern Espinhaço Mountain Range, Minas Gerais, Brazil
  54. Relative sea-level change and climate change in the Northeastern Adriatic during the last 1.5 ka (Istria, Croatia)
  55. Monitoring the biogenic fraction of sugarcane-based plastic bags
  56. ORIGIN AND ALTERATION OF ORGANIC MATTER IN HYDRATE-BEARING SEDIMENTS OF THE RIO GRANDE CONE, BRAZIL: EVIDENCE FROM BIOLOGICAL, PHYSICAL, AND CHEMICAL FACTORS
  57. Assessment of the regional fossil fuel CO2 distribution through Δ14C patterns in ipê leaves: The case of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil
  58. Annually Verified Growth of Cedrela Fissilis from Central Brazil
  59. Paleovegetation and paleoclimate dynamics during the last 7000 years in the Atlantic forest of Southeastern Brazil based on palynology of a waterlogged sandy soil
  60. Accounting for the marine reservoir effect in radiocarbon calibration
  61. Marine Reservoir Corrections for the Brazilian Northern Coast Using Modern Corals
  62. Assessing the dead carbon proportion of a modern speleothem from central Brazil
  63. Palaeoenvironmental dynamics of Holocene shoreface bryoliths from the southern coast of Brazil
  64. Otolith-based chronology of Brazilian Shellmounds
  65. Late-Holocene subtropical mangrove dynamics in response to climate change during the last millennium
  66. Os primeiros povoadores do litoral norte do Espírito Santo: uma nova abordagem na arqueologia de sambaquis capixabas
  67. Zooarchaeological evidence that the brown mussel (Perna perna) is a bioinvader of coastal Brazil
  68. Late Holocene palaeotemperatures and palaeoenvironments in the Southeastern Brazilian coast inferred from otolith geochemistry
  69. Post-caldera evolution of Deception Island (Bransfield Strait, Antarctica) over Holocene timescales
  70. An 11,000-year record of depositional environmental change based upon particulate organic matter and stable isotopes (C and N) in a lake sediment in southeastern Brazil
  71. The Marine Reservoir Effect on the Coast of Rio de Janeiro: Deriving ∆R Values from Fish Otoliths and Mollusk Shells
  72. The Worldwide Marine Radiocarbon Reservoir Effect: Definitions, Mechanisms, and Prospects
  73. Efeito de reservatório marinho na costa do Brasil
  74. Fractionation in the graphitization reaction for 14 C-AMS analysis: The role of Zn × the role of TiH 2
  75. Stromatolite growth in Lagoa Vermelha, southeastern coast of Brazil: evidence of environmental changes
  76. Investigating a Rock Art Site in Paraná State, South of Brazil
  77. Characterisation of phytoliths from the stratigraphic layers of the Sambaqui da Tarioba (Rio das Ostras, RJ, Brazil)
  78. Charcoal chronology of the Amazon forest: A record of biodiversity preserved by ancient fires
  79. Late Holocene mangrove dynamics dominated by autogenic processes
  80. Terrestrial Mollusks as Chronological Records in Brazilian Shellmounds
  81. HOLOCENE PALEO-SEA LEVEL IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL: AN APPROACH BASED ON VERMETIDS SHELLS
  82. NORTHEAST GUANABARA BAY AND COASTAL PLAIN HOLOCENE SEDIMENTARY EVOLUTION (BRAZIL): A CONTRIBUTION
  83. The Impacts of the Middle Holocene High Sea-Level Stand and Climatic Changes on Mangroves of the Jucuruçu River, Southern Bahia – Northeastern Brazil
  84. Archaeological Earthen Mound Complex in Patos Lagoon, Southern Brazil: Chronological Model and Freshwater Influence
  85. Graphitization reaction via zinc reduction: How low can you go?
  86. Millennial to secular time-scale impacts of climate and sea-level changes on mangroves from the Doce River delta, Southeastern Brazil
  87. The Usiminas shellmound on the Cabo Frio Island: Marine reservoir effect in an upwelling region on the coast of Brazil
  88. Evaluation of Sample Preparation Protocols for the 14C Dating of Tupiguarani Pottery in Southeastern Brazil
  89. Radiocarbon Marine Reservoir Effect on the Northwestern Coast of Cuba
  90. Optimization of the Amount of Zinc in the Graphitization Reaction for Radiocarbon AMS Measurements at LAC-UFF
  91. The Path towards Endangered Species: Prehistoric Fisheries in Southeastern Brazil
  92. The use of the terrestrial snails of the genera Megalobulimus and Thaumastus as representatives of the atmospheric carbon reservoir
  93. Coupling fallout 210Pb and stables isotopes (δ13C, δ15N) for catchment urbanization reconstruction in southeastern coastal zone of Brazil
  94. Paleobiogeoclimatic scenarios of the Late Quaternary inferred from fluvial deposits of the Quadrilátero Ferrífero (Southeastern Brazil)
  95. Corrigendum to ‘Radiocarbon reservoir corrections on the Brazilian coast from prebomb marine shells’ [Quat. Geochronol. 29 (2015) 30–35]
  96. Fish bone diagenesis in southeastern Brazilian shell mounds and its importance for paleoenvironmental studies
  97. Radiocarbon measurements at LAC-UFF: Recent performance
  98. Advances in the graphitization protocol at the Radiocarbon Laboratory of the Universidade Federal Fluminense (LAC-UFF) in Brazil
  99. New software for AMS data analysis developed at IF-UFF Brazil
  100. Radiocarbon analysis of the Torah scrolls from the National Museum of Brazil collection
  101. Biogenic fraction in the synthesis of polyethylene terephthalate
  102. Radiocarbon reservoir corrections on the Brazilian coast from pre-bomb marine shells
  103. Mapping of gas charged sediments in Guanabara Bay: Seismic characteristics and sediment properties
  104. Sedimentary evolution of northeastern Guanabara Bay, RJ, revealed by sismoestratigraphic analysis
  105. Marine reservoir effect on the Southeastern coast of Brazil: results from the Tarioba shellmound paired samples
  106. Fitólitos como indicadores de mudanças ambientais durante o Holoceno na costa norte do estado do Espírito Santo (Brasil)
  107. Marine Reservoir Corrections on the Southeastern Coast of Brazil: Paired Samples from the Saquarema Shellmound
  108. Potential Use of Archaeological Snail Shells for the Calculation of Local Marine Reservoir Effect
  109. Understanding Holocene variations in the vegetation of Sao Joao River basin, southeastern coast of Brazil, using phytolith and carbon isotopic analyses
  110. Evidence of strong storm events possibly related to the little Ice Age in sediments on the southerncoast of Brazil
  111. Landscape evolution during the late Quaternary at the Doce River mouth, Espírito Santo State, Southeastern Brazil
  112. Palynofacies and stable C and N isotopes of Holocene sediments from Lake Macuco (Linhares, Espírito Santo, southeastern Brazil): Depositional settings and palaeoenvironmental evolution
  113. Na, K, Ca, Mg, and U-series in fossil bone and the proposal of a radial diffusion–adsorption model of uranium uptake
  114. USO DO BIOINDICADOR FITÓLITOS NA COMPREENSÃO DA GÊNESE DE SOLOS NA BACIA DO RIO SÃO JOÃO, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRASIL
  115. Chronological Model of a Brazilian Holocene Shellmound (Sambaqui da Tarioba, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  116. Palaeohydrological controls on sedimentary organic matter in an Amazon floodplain lake, Lake Maracá (Brazil) during the late Holocene
  117. Mangrove vegetation changes on Holocene terraces of the Doce River, southeastern Brazil
  118. Temporal evolution of 137Cs+, K+ and Na+ in fruits of South American tropical species
  119. The Brazilian AMS Radiocarbon Laboratory (LAC-UFF) and the Intercomparison of Results with CENA and UGAMS
  120. The Brazilian AMS Radiocarbon Laboratory (LAC-UFF) and the Intercomparison of Results with CENA and UGAMS
  121. Towards a complete 14C AMS facility at the Universidade Federal Fluminense (Niterói, Brazil): Sample preparation laboratory tests
  122. Application of radiometric analysis in the study of provenance and transport processes of Brazilian coastal sediments
  123. A New [sup 14]C-AMS Facility at UFF- Niteroi, Brazil
  124. Accumulation of K[sup +] and Cs[sup +] in Tropical Plant Species
  125. Correlations between radiometric analysis of Quaternary deposits and the chronology of prehistoric settlements from the southeastern Brazilian coast
  126. Accumulation of 137Cs and 40K in aboveground organs of tropical woody fruit plants
  127. The Long-Term Tupiguarani Occupation in Southeastern Brazil
  128. A new age to an old site: the earliest Tupiguarani settlement in Rio de Janeiro State?
  129. Natural sources of radiation exposure and the teaching of radioecology
  130. Reevaluation of dating results for some 14C - AMS applications on the basis of the new calibration curves available
  131. Provenance and Transport Processes of Sediments along the Southeastern Brazilian Coast
  132. Accumulation and long-term decline of radiocaesium contamination in tropical fruit trees
  133. Geological provenance of Quaternary deposits from the southeastern Brazilian coast
  134. Accumulation and distribution of 137Cs in tropical plants
  135. Radiometric Analyses of Beach Sands from the Southeast of Brazil
  136. Accumulation and long-term behavior of radiocaesium in tropical plants
  137. Radiometric analysis of Quaternary deposits from the southeastern Brazilian coast
  138. Measurement of natural radioactivity in Brazilian beach sands
  139. Radiocesium contamination behavior and its effect on potassium absorption in tropical or subtropical plants
  140. AMS radiocarbon dating on Campos Basin, Southeast Brazilian Continental Slope
  141. Intermittent occupation of the sambaqui builder settlements in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
  142. The earliest shellmounds of the central-south Brazilian coast
  143. AMS dating of early shellmounds of the southeastern Brazilian coast
  144. The Antiquity of the Prehistoric Settlement of the Central-South Brazilian Coast
  145. Current status of the Brazilian AMS program