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ALFREDO FRIXA is an academic who published a paper in 2015 entitled TRANSPORTED RHODOLITHS WITNESS THE LOST CARBONATE FACTORY: A CASE HISTORY FROM THE MIOCENE PIETRA DA. ALFREDO FRIXA published this work as part of a team: COLETTI, GIOVANNI. Here is a description of this work: Inner-platform bioclasts may have a remarkable preservation potential when transported toward deeper and quieter basin environments. Rhodoliths can bind skeletal grains during their growth, thereby storing information on their native environment even after transport. The Burdigalian Pietra da Cantoni Group (Piedmont, NW Italy) has been analyzed as an example of lost carbonate factory, to stress the rhodolith potential in studies of displaced sediments and within this framework an overview of the main mechanisms of rhodolith transport is provided. The examined successions testify the progressive sediment starvation of the middle and outer ramp caused by the interruption of shallow-water sediment supply due to sea-level rise. Four facies have been identified: Facies 1 is a coarse limestone characterized by inner-middle ramp.

Tania Frixa is an academic who published a paper in 2015-12-18 entitled Oncogenic MicroRNAs: Key Players in Malignant Transformation. The paper was published in a journal entitled Cancers.