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Brasiliano orogeny
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Paranapanema block Dom Feliciano Belt Southern Brazil, Eastern Uruguay Río de la Plata Craton Brazilides Ocean The Dom Feliciano Belt is an orogenic
Sierra Ballena Shear Zone
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hdl:11336/74329. The Sierra Ballena Shear Zone in the southernmost Dom Feliciano Belt (Uruguay): evolution, kinematics, and deformation conditions Bossi
Abílio de Nequete
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the age of 14, in 1903, settling in the city of São Feliciano (now Dom Feliciano ), a district of Encruzilhada do Sul. There he became a peddler, working
Independência Avenue (Porto Alegre)
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It is the main axis of the Independência neighborhood. It starts at Dom Feliciano Square, in the historic center of the city, and ends at Mostardeiro
Andréa Tommasi
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tectonics". Tommasi's early research was on deformation of rocks in the Dom Feliciano Belt in Brazil. Her research includes the development of numerical models
Rio Bonito Formation
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(Pelotas Basin) Overlies Itararé Group (Paraná Basin) Pelotas Batholith & Dom Feliciano Belt (Pelotas Basin) Lithology Primary Sandstone Location Coordinates
Pelotas Basin
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Marcio Martins; Chemale Jr, Farid (2016), "Tectonic evolution of the Dom Feliciano Belt in Southern Brazil: Geological relationships and U-Pb geochronology"
Cambirela Hill
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2015v30n60p225. Basei, Miguel Angelo Stipp (1985). O Cinturão Dom Feliciano em Santa Catarina [The Dom Feliciano Belt in Santa Catarina]. São Paulo: USP. "Fotógrafo
Andradas Street
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Andradas Street The stretch between Dom Feliciano and Alfândega squares. Former name(s) Rua da Praia Rua da Graça Location Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do
List of monarchs of Timor
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Ribeiro (fl. c. 1769) Dom Lourenço Ribeiro da Costa (fl. 1815–1817) Dom Feliciano Ribeiro da Costa (fl. 1832) Dona Anna Ribeiro da Costa (fl. 1854) Bruno