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    Terrain variations and entheseal changes among prehispanic populations from Córdoba (Argentina) by Salega, Soledad, Fabra, Mariana

    Published 2017
    “…The results suggest that individuals were more affected in the Plains area, although this could be explained both by an adaptation to the biomechanical load or by a more classic view related to the repetition of demanding physical activities.…”
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    Patrones geográficos de diferenciación craneofacial entre poblaciones de la región central del país y otras de Argentina: aportes desde la genética del paisaje by Fabra, Mariana

    Published 2009
    “…Monmonier`s algorithm reveals that the pre-Hispanicinhabitants of the Central Mountains of Argentina were biologically more related to the Patagonian groups thanto the central and northern populations. …”
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    Estimating Late Holocene health from Cordoba´s Central Highlands end Eastern Lowland populations (Argentina). A dental anthropology approach by González, Claudina Victoria, Fabra, Mariana

    Published 2011
    “…This can be observed in the whole region but is more marked in the Northeast and Traslasierra sub regions.…”
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    Multidisciplinary perspectives for the study of ancient diet and oral health: A case Study from the Central Region of Argentina by Tavarone, Aldana, Ramirez, Darío Alejandro, Gonzalez, Claudina, Colobig, María de Los Milagros, Nores, Rodrigo, Fabra, Mariana

    Published 2020
    “…Finally, by applying paleogenetic techniques, we could confirm the presence of the bacterium Streptococcus mutans in this individual, and therefore more broadly, in ancient samples from Argentina. …”
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    Palaeodietary inferences based on isotopic data for pre-Hispanic populations of the Central Mountains of Argentina by Laguens, Andrés, Fabra, Mariana, dos Santos, Guaciara, Demarchi, Darío

    Published 2022
    “…On the other hand, evidence from agricultural sites could be indicating a more omnivorous diet, with greater emphasis on vegetable resources. …”
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    Osteobiographies: Multidisciplinary contributions to the study of human remains by Fabra, Mariana, Salega, Soledad, Cortés, Leticia I.

    Published 2020
    “…The bioarchaeological study provides unique evidence that contributes to the understanding of problems that are fundamental to the knowledge of the past such as work and subsistence, health and disease, diet and nutrition, sedentary lifestyle, the adoption of cultigens and the domestication of animals, inter-ethnic contact, social conflict and European colonization, among others. More recently, and hand in hand with Social Theory, bioarchaeology has expanded its scope to other aspects, for example, considering social relationships as part of the formation of the biological body (Sofaer, 2006). …”
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