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 International Geological Congress,oslo 2008
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 Pedrosa-Soares, Antonio Carlos1; Silva, Luiz Carlos2; Cordani, Umberto3; Noce, Carlos1; Martins-Neto, Marcelo4; Lima, Sirlene5; Vieira, Valter2
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Arc-related basins of the Neoproterozoic Araçuaí orogen, SE Brazil
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Provenance and tectonic setting of neoproterozoic detrital sediments of the Brasília belt
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Deposition, burial and uplift of Mesozoic nonmarine deposits in Korea: continental response to the western paleo-pacific subduction processes
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The case for crustal wedging in the assembly of the southern New England Appalachians
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Crustal growth along a long lived accretionary margin: Evidences from the proto-Andean batholiths of Peru
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Thermal equilibration in high pressure/low temperature rocks of fossil coastal accretionary prisms in Chile
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Phanerozoic accretionary orogen of Japan: A template for describing Precambrian analogues
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Archaeoseismological investigation of the ancient Ayla site in the city of Aqaba, Jordan
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Paleoseismological exploration of south-central Chilean lake sediments using reflection seismic profiling
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Paleoseismicity in an oceanic crust: A case study from the South Iceland transform zone
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Neotectonics in Norway - mechanisms and implications
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Aptian-Albian cyclic oceanic red beds in the ODP Hole 1049C, North Atlantic
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Mid-Cretaceous cyclic oscillations in oxygenation: The story told by benthic foraminifera and XRD data (Ultrahelvetics, Austria)
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Recent advances in the study of cretaceous OAE’s
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Overview of Cretaceous Oceanic Red Beds (CORBs): A window on global oceanic/climate change
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Cretaceous paleoceanography and paleoclimate of the tropical proto-north atlantic: Long-term development versus short-term events
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Will we return to Cretaceous climatic conditions?
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A new occurrence of cervelleite-like phases and Te-polybasite from gold-bearing veins in metamorphic rocks of the cycladic blueschist unit, Greece
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Au-Ag selenide-telluride deposits in Finland
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