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    Mochica camelids osteometry and genetics, north coast of Peru by Vásquez Sánchez, Víctor Félix, Rosales Tham, Teresa

    Published 2009
    “…The objective of this study was to evaluate the results of osteometric analyses applied to camelid bones samples from Moche sites (I and VII AD) located on the north coast of Peru. The bones analyzed in this study correspond to first phalanges from two Moche archaeological sites (Cerro Chepén and Moche Urban Zone). …”
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    OSTEOMETRÍA Y GENÉTICA DE LOS CAMÉLIDOS MOCHICA, COSTA NORTE DEL PERÚ / Mochica camelids osteometry and genetics, north coast of Peru by Vásquez Sánchez, Víctor Félix, Rosales Tham, Teresa

    Published 2009
    “…Este modelo toma en cuenta que actualmente en esta ecología no hay crianza de camélidos, así como factores genéticos y evolutivos de una nueva forma doméstica, incluyendo el efecto de la Regla de Bergmann y los nuevos pastos en la morfología de esta nueva forma de camélido doméstico que vivió en la época Mochica.Palabras claves: osteometría, genética, camélidos, especiación, Mochica  AbstractThe objective of this study was to evaluate the results of osteometric analyses applied to camelid bones samples from Moche sites (I and VII AD) located on the north coast of Peru. The bones analyzed in this study correspond to first phalanges from two Moche archaeological sites (Cerro Chepén and Moche Urban Zone). …”
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    Preliminary study of Canis familiaris remains in the Pyramid with Ramp N°7, Pachacamac Temple, Perú by Pozzi-Escot, Denise, Cornejo Rivera, Isabel, Angulo Costaneira, Enrique, Bernuy Quiroga, Katiusha

    Published 2012
    “…It was, during the Late Horizon (1470-1533 AD) and under the Inca rule, the most important ceremonial and pilgrimage center of the central coast of Peru. Recently, in the access to the Pyramid with Ramp N°7, connected to the main entrance road to the shrine known as North-South Street, six canines were found in very good condition, identified as Canis familiaris. …”
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