Anna Breda

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University of Padova

Italy

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Dr. Anna Breda is an Associate Professor at the University of Padova in Italy. Her research focuses on various aspects of geology, including the evolution of Brachyura, the geological features of Martian equatorial deposits, and the stratigraphy of coral reefs in northern Italy. Additionally, she has contributed to studies on delta systems and geoheritage inventory methods in the context of geological mapping.

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2025

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2020

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University of Padua

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Origin and Development of Interbedded Clays and Sulfates in Equatorial Layered Deposits of Meridiani Planum, Mars

The earliest evidence of true crabs? Insights on the evolution of Brachyura from an exceptional exposure of Carnian Psilonichnus (Upper Triassic, Braies, Dolomites, Italy)

Geometry and stratigraphic relationships of lower Oligocene coral reefs in Lumignano (Berici Hills, northern Italy)

Life in a Gilbert-type delta system: Ichnoassociations of the Ventimiglia palaeovalley and their sequence stratigraphic significance (Pliocene, NW Italy)

Geological-technical study for the design of an underground variant of S.S. 52 “Carnica” in the Passo Mauria area (Carnic Alps)

Is it Possible to Inventory Geoheritage Without Available Geological Maps? The Case of Lumignano and Costozza (Berici Hills, Northern Italy)

Geomorphological map of the San Pellegrino Pass (Dolomites, Northeastern Italy)

3D Extension at Plate Boundaries Accommodated by Interacting Fault Systems

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Matteo Massironi

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