The Chaco Region is the third biogeographic and morpho-structural territory of South America after the Amazon and Cerrado savannahs. This Region is one of the few areas in the world where the transition from the tropics to temperate zones does not consist of a desert but of semi-arid woodlands and savannahs. The modern biodiversity patterns of the region were severely affected by the climatic and environmental changes that occurred during the Quaternary. Remains of an extinct megamammal Neosclerocalyptus sp. (Upper Pleistocene) and charred fossil woods inside of sedimentary nodules, was recently discovered in Chaco Argentina. The aim of paper is the paleoenvironmental reconstruction of quaternary sedimentation in the western Chaco through t...
Quebrada (stream) Nuagapua, which is located in the Bolivian Chaco in the Andean foothill generates ...
An anatomical and ecological study of a Late Pennsylvanian-early Permian assemblage of silicified tr...
Prosopis pugionata (Fabaceae) is a halophyte tree species that grows exclusively in Argentina’s arid...
The Chaco Region is the third biogeographic and morpho-structural territory of South America after t...
The objective of this work is to carry out an integral study of macro and microbotanical remains wit...
The Chaco plain is a sedimentary basin filled by alluvial fans repeatedly generated by large rivers ...
Although no data are available on the paleoflora of the Chaco plain, plant fossil impressions are fo...
Two Pleistocene sedimentary units are recognized in the Corrientes province, Argentina: the Toropí a...
Woody plant resources are important to human societies today and were also in the past. Here we asse...
The Chaco region is one of the most extensive areas of dry forests and savannas in South America and...
The aim of this paper is to present a first assessment of the use of woody vegetation resources for ...
This paper describes the first record of Peltophoroxylon (Ramanujam) Müller-Stoll et Mädel 1967 from...
Anthracological analysis results from an archaeological site located on the foothill of the Argentin...
The Santa Ana fossiliferous locality (Entre Ríos, Argentina) of the El Palmar Formation is located i...
We describe a new species of Bastardiopsis, Bastardiopsis palaeodensiflora sp. nov., which is the fi...
Quebrada (stream) Nuagapua, which is located in the Bolivian Chaco in the Andean foothill generates ...
An anatomical and ecological study of a Late Pennsylvanian-early Permian assemblage of silicified tr...
Prosopis pugionata (Fabaceae) is a halophyte tree species that grows exclusively in Argentina’s arid...
The Chaco Region is the third biogeographic and morpho-structural territory of South America after t...
The objective of this work is to carry out an integral study of macro and microbotanical remains wit...
The Chaco plain is a sedimentary basin filled by alluvial fans repeatedly generated by large rivers ...
Although no data are available on the paleoflora of the Chaco plain, plant fossil impressions are fo...
Two Pleistocene sedimentary units are recognized in the Corrientes province, Argentina: the Toropí a...
Woody plant resources are important to human societies today and were also in the past. Here we asse...
The Chaco region is one of the most extensive areas of dry forests and savannas in South America and...
The aim of this paper is to present a first assessment of the use of woody vegetation resources for ...
This paper describes the first record of Peltophoroxylon (Ramanujam) Müller-Stoll et Mädel 1967 from...
Anthracological analysis results from an archaeological site located on the foothill of the Argentin...
The Santa Ana fossiliferous locality (Entre Ríos, Argentina) of the El Palmar Formation is located i...
We describe a new species of Bastardiopsis, Bastardiopsis palaeodensiflora sp. nov., which is the fi...
Quebrada (stream) Nuagapua, which is located in the Bolivian Chaco in the Andean foothill generates ...
An anatomical and ecological study of a Late Pennsylvanian-early Permian assemblage of silicified tr...
Prosopis pugionata (Fabaceae) is a halophyte tree species that grows exclusively in Argentina’s arid...