A Holocene history of extreme rainfall events in Southern Brazil - Data and Supplementary Data

Julio Cauhy Rodrigues

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19220787

March 25, 2026Open Access

A Holocene history of extreme rainfall events in Southern Brazil - Data and Supplementary Data

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The aim is to analyze the historical frequency of extreme rainfall events during the Holocene in Southern Brazil.
Analyzed detrital layers within stalagmites from Malfazido cave.
Conducted water level monitoring in different cave galleries.
Used U-Th dating to establish ages of the layers.
Identified significant frequencies of extreme rainfall events.
Provided chronological data linking rainfall events to specific periods in the Holocene.
Compiled supplementary data files for further exploration and analysis.

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This research examines extreme rainfall events in Southern Brazil, implying significant climatic insights.

Abstract

Supplementary Data 1 - Statigraphy and chronology of detrital layers within Malfazido cave stalagmites; ERE frequencies (in an xlsx file) Supplementary Data 2 - Water level monitoring at lower and upper gallery of Malfazido Cave (in an xlsx file) Supplementary Data 3 - U-Th ages results (in an xlsx file)

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