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PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECOSTRUCTION OF THE SANT’IMBENIA AREA DURING THE EARLY-MID HOLOCENE (SARDINIA, ITALY)

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Paleoenvironmental recostruction of the sant’imbenia area during the early-mid holocene (sardinia, italy). Reconstructs the paleoenvironment of Sant'Imbenia, Sardinia, Italy, during the Early-Mid Holocene. Analyzes past climate and ecological changes in the region.

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The title, "PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SANT’IMBENIA AREA DURING THE EARLY-MID HOLOCENE (SARDINIA, ITALY)," immediately indicates a relevant and potentially valuable contribution to Holocene paleoenvironmental studies, particularly concerning regional climate and landscape changes in the Mediterranean. The specified geographical focus on Sant'Imbenia in Sardinia and the chronological scope (Early-Mid Holocene) are clear and suggest an investigation into a critical period of post-glacial environmental adjustment. Such a study could shed light on local responses to global climatic shifts, human-environment interactions, or the drivers of coastal evolution in this historically significant region. However, the complete absence of an abstract makes a substantive review impossible. An abstract is the cornerstone of any scientific paper, providing a concise summary of the research questions, methodologies employed, key findings, and their broader implications. Without this vital information, it is impossible to assess the rigor of the proposed research, the originality of its approach, the nature of the data collected, or the significance of any conclusions drawn. Critical elements typically evaluated by a reviewer—such as the specific proxies used (e.g., pollen, diatoms, sedimentology, faunal remains), the resolution of the reconstruction, or the primary insights gained—are entirely missing. Therefore, this submission, in its current form, cannot be adequately evaluated. The authors must provide a comprehensive abstract that outlines the specific objectives, the geological and biological proxies utilized for the paleoenvironmental reconstruction, the main results, and how these findings contribute to our understanding of the Early-Mid Holocene environment of Sant'Imbenia and the broader Mediterranean. Once an abstract detailing these crucial aspects is provided, a proper assessment can be made regarding the scientific merit, methodological soundness, and overall contribution of the work to the field of paleoenvironmental research.

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