Archaeofauna of the archaeological site “El Piñón”, Cultura Bolaños, Jalisco México by Rodríguez Galicia, Bernardo, Valadez Azúa, Raúl, Cabrero García, María Teresa

“…The Bolaños culture is made up of many human communities that established in one of the western Sierra Madre canyons, Mexico. …”
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First pre Hispanic record of obsidian in the southern foothill of the Tucuman province (Argentina): technology and provenance analysis by Miguez, Gabriel Eduardo, Funes Coronel, Jorge A., Martínez, Jorge G.

“…The large quarry-site distance leads us to propose that the pre-Hispanic communities in this lowland area participated in stable interaction spheres with groups of widely separated areas, promoting the circulation and exchange of obsidian in the southern portion of the Argentine NW.…”
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El color y el fuego: excavaciones en la plaza de la cumbre de Rincón Chico (Provincia de Catamarca) by Reynoso, Alejandra D.

“…s settlements, as scenarios for ceremonial deployment, in short, for the expression of the communities? social foundations.…”
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Logistic, mobility and social interaction in quarries-workshop of the microregion of Antofagasta de la Sierra (Puna of Catamarca, Argentina) by Bobillo, Federico

“…The lithic resources supply was a central activity in the subsistence of the pre-hispanic communities that inhabited the micro-region of Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca) since 10000 BP approximately. …”
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En la llanura y en los valles… relaciones entre las poblaciones de las tierras bajas santiagueñas y el Estado Inca by Taboada, Constanza, Angiorama, Carlos I., Leiton, Diego M., López Campeny, Sara M. L.

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Organización comunitaria enfrentando la expansión de la frontera minera: Cajamarca (Perú) y Córdoba (Argentina) by Carrizo Sineiro, Cecilia, Cottyn, Hanne

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From individual health to global health in the search for a better world by Rodriguez, María Isabel

“…It analyzes the lines of thought that have permeated the health actions of Latin American academic communities during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, from a right to health approach. …”
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Social Support for Immigrant Women of Valparaíso, Chile by Vilugrón, Fabiola, Sánchez, Ximena, Casanueva , Daniela, Arcos, Estela

“…The social support provided by the networks of immigrant groups, whether informational, material or emotional support, constitutes social capital for their communities, enabling the existence of bonds of trust between relatives, immigrant and non-migrant friends, contributing to their integration into the society of reception.…”
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Identification of cyanobacteria in soils of the northeast region of the province of Córdoba by Díaz, Carola Celeste, Vettorello, Cecilia

“…The objective of this work was to characterize the communities of cyanobacteria present in the soils in the northeast of the province of Córdoba, comparing soils with implanted pastures and in pristine conditions. …”
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High Genetic Variation in Y Chromosome Patterns of the Mocoví Population by Glesmann, Laura Angela, Martina, Pablo Francisco, Méndez, Marta Graciela, Catanesi, Cecilia Ines

“…Despite its small size, the Mocoví population retains a significant amount of genetic variation in relation to other native communities, but their Y chromosome diversity is not known in depth. …”
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Abundance of free-living marine nematodes with regards to physico-chemical characteristics of experimental and natural sediments by Lo Russo, Virginia, Ferrando, Agustina, Commendatore, Marta, Pastor, Catalina

“…The goal of this work was to compare the abundance of free-living marine nematodes communities at in situ and ex situ conditions, to assess the effect of experimental conditions in the laboratory. …”
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Counting llamas in Northwest Argentina: an approach through the National Agricultural Census (1888-2018) by Miyano, Juan Pablo

“…Several combined processes can explain this phenomenon: the economic and animal husbandry peripherization suffered by the Northwet Argentina since the beginning of the 20th century, the persistence of family-scale and selfsubsistence herding, the progressive destructuring of pastoral families, the development of the rural and gastronomic tourism in the last decades and the increased visibility of indigenous communities and the revaluation of their practices.…”
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Las comunidades microbianas del suelo ante la diversificación de un agroecosistema de la pampa húmeda by Chavarría, Diego Nicolás

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Epidemiología de la enfermedad de Chagas en pueblos originarios del Chaco Santafesino by Colussi, Carlina Leila

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Bridges and Snakes: An Extensionist Experience Related to Ethnoherpetology by Tortoni, Gisella, Battistón, L., Ibarra, C.M., Morais, I.P., Ragüex, R., Isa, R.I., Arias Toledo, B.

“…Ophidic accidents constitute an important health issue in the province of Córdoba, Argentina, mainly in small rural communities. Among the causes of these accidents, we can mention the lack of information about prevention measures and on the identification of species of sanitary importance; in addition, these two causes prevail among the population segments where the impact of accidental snakebites is really high. …”
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Inherited landscapes: Prehispanic agricultural degradation in the Tafí valley and its relationships with Northwestern Argentina by Sampietro Vattuone, Maria Marta, Peña Monné, José Luis

“…Environmental degradation is evidenced by the presence of accelerated morphogenetic processes, with sedimentation rates that were twice as high since the settlement of agropastoral communities. These rates increased from 1-1.7 m/1000 yr to 2.5-3 m/1000 yr. …”
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Territorial mobility and subsistence strategies during the Ebro Basin Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic: A multi-isotope approach from San Juan cave (Loarre, Spain) by Villalba Mouco, Vanessa, Sauqué Latas, Víctor, Sarasketa Gartzia, Izaskun, Pastor, M. Victoria, le Roux, Petrus J., Vicente, Diana, Utrilla, Pilar, Salazar García, Domingo C.

“…This new study gives information about Late Neolithic communities located in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula, and it allows inference of the socio-economic structure, territorial mobility and individual provenance of humans.…”
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