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    A Human Body, a Necklace, a Pestle, and a Stone Axe: An Osteobiographical Perspective of a 4,000-Year-Old Burial in Calamuchita Valley (Córdoba, Argentina) by Fabra, Mariana, Gordillo, Sandra, Colombo, Fernando, Nores, Rodrigo, Sario, Gisela Mariela

    Published 2022
    “…His mitochondrial lineage A2+16192-16248 could have originated in central Argentina; this lineage subsequently became extinct in modern populations. In association with the human bones, there were two lithic tools, ornamental shells, and a stone pendant arranged as a necklace. …”
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    L'Année Sociologique /

    Published 1896
    Table of Contents: “…Bouglé -- Deux lois de l'évolution pénale / Émile Durkheim -- Note sur les causes d'extinction de la propriété corporative / M. Charmont – Review article.…”
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    Revista Mexicana de Estudios Antropológicos /

    Published 1939
    Table of Contents: “…Teresa Fernández de Miranda y otros -- Sources and possibilities for the reconstruction of the demographic process of the Mixteca Alta, 1519-1895 / Woodrow Borah -- reconstruction of extinct population / Sherburne F. Cook-- Grados de edad en Oaxaca / R. …”
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    Man /

    Published 1955
    Table of Contents: “…Negi -- Aboriginal Rock Engravings of Extinct Creatures in South Australia / Charles P. …”
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    International Journal of American Linguistics /

    Published 1936
    Table of Contents: “…Haas -- The Apachean Verb, Part IV: Major Form Classes / Harry Hoijer -- A Guide to Source Material on Extinct North American Indian Languages / Kenneth Croft.…”
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    The “last caciques” of Cuyo. Lands, politics and indigenous memories in Creole Argentina (Mogna, XVII-XI centuries) by Escolar, Diego

    Published 2020
    “…As part of a secular “extinction narrative”, the historiography took for granted the disappearance of the Indians in Cuyo in the early colonial period, either because of their physical extinction or, contradictorily, due to miscegenation, acculturation or social and political restructuring. …”
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    Annual Review of Psychology.

    Published 1970
    Table of Contents: “…Buckwalter and others -- Distributed Representations in Memory: Insights from Functional Brain Imaging / Jesse Rissman and other -- Fear Extinction as a Model for Translational Neuroscience: Ten Years of Progress / Mohammed R. …”
    Texto completo en Biblioteca electrónica del MinCyT. EBSCO desde 1950. Disponible a través de las terminales de la UNC. [Consulta: 2020/05/13].
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    Austroborus cordillerae (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from central Argentina: a rare, little-known land snail by Gordillo, Sandra

    Published 2021
    “…Among them, Austroborus cordillerae (Doering) is a little-known species that could be on the verge of extinction. This work therefore provides updated information on the records of shells by incorporating new field findings.…”
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    Unprecedented plant species loss after a decade in fragmented subtropical Chaco Serrano forests by Aguilar, Ramiro, Calviño, Ana, Ashworth, Lorena, Aguirre Acosta, Natalia, Carbone, Lucas Manuel, Albrieu Llinás, Guillermo, Nolasco, Miguel, Ghilardi, Adrian, Cagnolo, Luciano

    Published 2019
    “…We show that despite preserving fragment area, habitat quality and availability in the surroundings is of fundamental importance in shaping extinction and immigration dynamics of plant species at any given forest remnant. …”
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    Common processes and different trayectories around the lands of indians villages of Jujuy. Between the XVII and XIX centuries by Sica, Gabriela

    Published 2016
    “…They highlight the political capacity of ethnic authorities to negotiate in common processes, recourse to justice or under the authorities in military or political situations that could be favorable. The decline and extinction of several of these “pueblos de indios” will occur in the last decades of the eighteenth century and the first decades of the nineteenth century by the advance of private property and the new liberal ideas.…”
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    A necessary change from 'man' to 'hommo sapiens' : an ecocritical study of Oryx and crake and The year of the flood by Margaret Atwood by Faure, Elizabeth

    Published 2016
    “…Questions like the destruction of the forests, the extinction of species and the pollution of the air, water and soil have been increasingly attracting writers‟ attention. …”
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    Osteometry of Vicugna vicugna Molina, 1782 in the late Pleistocene of southern chilean Patagonia: palaeoecologic and biogeographic implications by Labarca Encina, Rafael, Prieto Iglesias, Alfredo

    Published 2009
    “…The taxonomic, biogeographic and palaeoecologic discussion of these results, suggests that the presence of this species outside its current distribution range was due to shared environmental conditions between the Puna and Patagonia during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. The extinction of this form is, most likely, due to the impact of climatic change during the begining of the Holocene over its pasturing diet and its territorial and non migratory habits. …”
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    A fort that is not a fort, but a house and a museum called a fort. Heritage and memories in the construction of a story about the southern frontier of Buenos Aires by Perrière, Hernán

    Published 2021
    “…The hypothesis consists in affirming that six frameworks are distinguished that constitute a spatiality of silence that the State systematically built with the objective of justifying the extinction and genocide of indigenous peoples.…”
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