Pneumonic Pathogenesis. Modern concepts by Moyano, José J.

“…Man being placed among the animals relatively refractory to pneumococcal infection, as well as the dog and the ram; capable by their own morbid negativity of circumscribing the infectious attack, the acute affections of the broncho-pulmonary pleuropulmonary apparatus were considered as local reactions, when today, by clinical and experimental laboratory facts, they must be reconciled as general diseases with respiratory localization.…”
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Características morfohistológicas y cuantitativas del tegumento de Odontophrynus americanus (Amphibia, Odontophrynidae). Análisis comparado en dos ambientes con diferentes niveles... by Kambic, Andrea

“…Lugar de Trabajo: Cátedra de Anatomía Comparada y Morfología Animal. Departamento de Diversidad Biológica y Ecología. 2016. 38 h.; tabls.; figras; ils. …”
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Interspecific identification of camelids in Ambato valley (Catamarca, Argentina): an approach to the issue from different analytical frameworks by Dantas, Mariana

“…It was also possible to distinguish two probably differently-sized groups of animals: one of larger animals or large llamas, and one of smaller size or small llamas, whose dimensions overlap with those of North Andean guanacos. …”
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Prehispanic food in the lowlands of Tucumán (Argentine): a first approach to its analysis by Caria, Mario, Gómez Augier, Julián, Miguez, Gabriel E.

“…This makes it possible to distinguish, at a first approach, between those obtained by hunting-gathering and fishing, from those produced by crop harvesting or raising animals. The preparation of meals, based on all these resources, implies that the groups in the area had to practice control mechanisms for them through horticulture practice, hunting and animal breeding, mostly local, in addition to resources obtained through exchange networks, reciprocity and/or direct exploitation of different ecological floors.…”
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Puna shelters and agro-pastoral societies: a zooarchaeological perspective of Alero 12 site (Las Grutas, Tinogasta, Catamarca) by Miyano, Juan Pablo, Ratto, Norma

“…At the site, they hunted wild animals, mainly vicuñas, although birds and rodents cannot be ruled out. …”
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Suplementación invernal en bovinos de recría para la región semiárida Argentina by Olocco, Ignacio Javier

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Diferenciación del estatus reproductivo a través de feromonas volátiles y la implicancia del tapón genital en urophonius brachycentrus (scorpiones, bothriuridea) by Romero-Lebrón, María Eugenia, Vrech, David E., Peretti, Alfredo V.

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Experiencia de Caries en Niños y su relación con la variabilidad del gen Gtf-B de Streptococcus mutans by Carletto Körber, Fabiana Pia Marina, Acosta Jofré, María Soledad, Vera, Noelia Soledad, González-Ittig, Raul Enrique

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DIET AND AGROPASTORILE COMPANIES: ANALYSIS OF STABLE ISOTOPES OF A SITE OF THE ARGENTINE SOUTHERN PUNA (ANTOFAGASTA DE LA SIERRA, CATAMARCA) by Araníbar, Julieta, López Campeny, Sara M. L., Colaneri, M. Gloria, Romano, Andrés S., Macko, Stephen A., Aschero, Carlos

“…In this paper we present the results of carbon, nitrogen and sulfur stable isotope analysis perfonned on human (hair and nail) and animal (camelid fibers) samples. 'The sampled materials come from a funerary context associated to an agropastoralist settlement (Punta de la Peña 9), located in Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca),in the Southern Puna of Argentina. …”
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Modern Bone Distribution in the Pampas of Argentina: Taphonomic Implications for the Regional Archaeological Record by Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto, Massigoge, Agustina, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel, Rafuse, Daniel Joseph, Gonzalez, Mariela Edith, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia, Alvarez, María Clara

“…Results from the taphonomic analysis suggest higher destruction rates of bones of small-sized animals, and the likelihood of preservation and burial of animal bones varies in each of the environments. …”
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ALVEOLAR WOUND HEALING IN RATS FED ON HIGH SUCROSE DIET by MARIA A. BARÓ; MARINA ROCAMUNDI; JAVIER VIOTTO; RUTH FERREYRA DE PRATO

“…Several authors suggest that a high sucrose diet could change the calcium balance and bone composition in animals, altering hard tissue mineralization. The mechanism by which it occurs is unclear. …”
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