Andreoli de Souza, L. Lämmle, A. Perez Filho, C. Donadio
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Abstract
Scientific knowledge advances by the discussions on hypotheses, methods, and results, wherein the contradictory plays a positive role developing new theoretical-methodological approaches. In a positive debate to the progress of the science, the agreements and disagreements must only permeate the scientific scope and based on ethics to be away from the conflicts of interest. From this perspective, after knowing the submission titled Comments on Souza et al. (2022) “Recent geomorphological changes in the Paraiba do Sul delta, South America East Coast” to the journal Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment (PPG), which addressed several issues concerning the results published in that article, we wrote this response to clarify the doubts related to the original paper. The comment’s authors focus mainly on da Rocha et al. (2019), a locally published article that did not fully encompass the complexity of processes and geomorphological dynamics related to the delta evolution. Furthermore, it did not present the parameters used in the geochronological analyses in accordance with the international literature. Finally, the discussions presented in the original article contribute to advances in knowledge about the responses of the Paraíba do Sul delta to the Little Ice Age.
科学知识通过对假设、方法和结果的讨论而进步,其中的矛盾在发展新的理论方法方法方面起着积极的作用。在对科学进步的积极辩论中,同意和分歧必须渗透到科学的范围内,并以伦理为基础,远离利益冲突。从这个角度来看,在了解了题为“评论Souza et al.(2022)“南美洲东海岸Paraiba do Sul三角洲近期地貌变化”的论文提交给《自然地理进展:地球与环境》(PPG)杂志后,我们写了这篇回应,以澄清与该文章发表的结果有关的几个问题。该评论的作者主要关注da Rocha等人(2019),这是一篇在当地发表的文章,并未完全涵盖与三角洲演化相关的过程和地貌动力学的复杂性。此外,它没有根据国际文献提出地质年代学分析中使用的参数。最后,原文中提出的讨论有助于提高对Paraíba do Sul三角洲对小冰期的反应的认识。
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Progress in Physical Geography is a peer-reviewed, international journal, encompassing an interdisciplinary approach incorporating the latest developments and debates within Physical Geography and interrelated fields across the Earth, Biological and Ecological System Sciences.