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Wolfgang J. Junk, Peter B. Bayley, and Richard E. Sparks (1989), ‘The Flood Pulse Concept in River-Floodplain Systems,’ Canadian Special Publication of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 106:110–127.

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Amazonian Myth and Flood Memory

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Foundational ecological framework for seasonal flood pulses in large river-floodplain systems, including Amazonian contexts.

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Hydrology/ecology does not establish any named community’s narrative, language provenance, permission, or transmission history.
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Amazonian Myth and Flood Memory

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Seasonal flood pulses are fundamental to Amazonian river-floodplain ecology, but hydrological evidence does not establish any named community’s flood narrative or preserved event memory.

Answer / theory: No. They support the importance of water and flood memory in Amazonian landscapes. What supports it: Amazonia has real floodplains, seasonal water cycles, wetlands, and river-change processes. What is weak or disputed: Local traditions do not automatically point to one worldwide event. Evidence level: Weak Evidence as global flood proof.
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