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    ARQUEOZOOLOGÍA DEL ALERO CARRIQUEO, DEPTO. PILCANIYEU, RÍO NEGRO by Cordero, Jorge Agustín

    Published 2017
    “…We explore several lines of evidence that allow us to corroborate the exploitation of bony fat in the place.Carriqueo rock shelter exemplifies the panorama of the northwestern steppes of Patagonia in the late Holocene, when the amount and diversity of the species exploited was increased significantly in the area. …”
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    Tiendas muy pequeñas / by Stones, John

    Published 2009
    Table of Contents: “…Ivana Franke y Petar Miskovic. 18 m2 -- Peyton and Byrne at Heal's. Londres, Reino Unido. Fat. 18 m2 -- Wellie Wagon. Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos. …”
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    Zooarchaeology of the formative village of Palo Blanco (Tinogasta, Catamarca, Argentina) by Miyano, Juan Pablo, De Nigris, Mariana, Ratto, Norma

    Published 2015
    “…The predominance of subadult camelids suggests the implementation of a pastoralist strategy related to the exploitation of primary resources like meat, bone marrow and fat. The results allowed a deeper comprehension of the economic activities of the human groups that occupied the village of Palo Blanco through the first millennium A.D.…”
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    Incorporation of polyphenolic peanut skin extracts and oregano essential oil into frankfurter-type sausage: effects on properties and shelf life by Barrionuevo, María Guillermina, Monje, Eloisa, Enrico, Mabel, Ryan, Liliana, Asensio, Claudia Mariana, Nepote, Valeria, Grosso, Nelson Ruben

    Published 2020
    “…Sausages were stored at 4 °C during 37 days and samples were extracted at days 0, 12, 23, and 37 for microbiological, chemical (peroxide value and conjugated dienes), and sensory descriptive analysis. All sausages had low fat content (3.36 g/100g) and good colour, flavour and texture acceptance scores by consumers (between 57 on a 9-point hedonic scale). …”
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