Zooarchaeological studies in the middle basin of Parana River: Arroyo Las Mulas 1 site (Entre Ríos, Argentina) by Ottalagano, Flavia V.

“…The zooarchaeological assemblage is composed predominantly by fish and secondarily by rodents, while deer exhibits marginalrepresentation. …”
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Comparative analysis of aversive learning in amphibians by Puddington, Martin, Muzio, Ruben N.

“…While comparative data from neurophysiological studies in fish is available, there are no references on functional information on the neural basis of aversive learning in amphibians. …”
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Effects of dietary lipids on cell proliferation of murine oral mucosa by Actis, A. B., Joekes, S., Cremonezzi, D., Morales, G., Eynard, A. R.

“…After weaning, BALB/c mice were assigned to four diets: Control (C), Corn Oil (CO), Fish (FO) and Olein (O). Two weeks later, DMBA was injected into the submandibular area. …”
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Los ñandúes de Argentina : manual educativo para su conservación y aprovechamiento sustentable by Martella, Mónica B., Vera Cortez, Marilina, Della Costa, Natalia Soledad, Marinero, Verónica, Navarro, Joaquín

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Human occupation and paleoenviroment in the lower basin of El Bolsón River (Dpto. Beléon, Catamarca). An approach from geoarchaeology by Meléndez, Ana Soledad

“…Almond-shape projectile points, and even the finding of a fish-tail projectile point, evidence the occurrence of hunter-gatherers activities during the early and middle Holocene. …”
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About failures and relative successes by Vander Velden, Felipe

“…Such imbalances explain the failure of the multiple attempts to implement livestock, fish farming or poultry farming (among others) in Amazonian indigenous villages, suggesting that such activities do not seem to be good alternatives for economic sustainability of these populations.…”
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Dunes as Units of Preservation of the Archaeological Record in the North Coast of San Matías Gulf, Province of Río Negro (Argentina) by Herrera Villegas, Dalila Viviana

“…The objective of this paper is to identify the agents that acted on the preservation and current disposition of the archaeological record, recognizing the importance that the bodies of dunes have had in the state of conservation of the evidence, which is conformed by valves, remains of fish and marine mammals, terrestrial vertebrates, lithics, and carbon, among others.…”
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Archeological record of “La Olla” site (San Rafael, Mendoza): Implications for the human occupations in the middle valley of Atuel River by Giardina, Miguel Angel, Corbat, Mercedes, Peralta, Eva, Cochero, Gregoria, Franchetti, Fernando, Salgán, Laura, Gil, Adolfo

“…The archaeological analysis confirms stability in human subsistence and human diet based on low rank resources which included carob (mesquite) and small animals such as fish and armadillo. Changes in the technological organization were also recorded, which are interpreted in terms of mobility and action ranges. …”
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El consumo de moluscos por los canoeros del extremo sur by Orquera, Luis Abel

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Análisis arqueofaunísticos en el sitio San Antonio 1 (curso inferior del Río Colorado, Argentina): estado de la cuestión by Stoessel, Luciana, Alcaraz, Ana Paula

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Eutanasia poética. Reflexiones sobre cine y filosofía by Cabrera, Julio

“…A partir de esta premisa, el autor aborda un tema clásico y controvertido, la eutanasia, a través de dos películas emblemáticas: La insoportable levedad del ser, de Philip Kaufman, comparado con la novela homónima de Milan Kundera, y Big fish, de Tim Burton. El resultado es un giro que permite repensar la noción misma de bioética enriqueciéndola con la potencia de la narrativa contemporánea.…”
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Heshkaia 35 site: new data on the archaeology of Moat (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina) by Zangrando, Atilio Francisco, Borrazzo, Karen B., Tivoli, Angélica M., Alunni, Daniela V., Martinoli, María Paz

“…Bone remains of marine mammals, foxes, birds and fish are represented at low frequencies. The composition of the archaeofaunal and technological record suggests that foraging activities took place mainly from coastal areas and not necessarily in the sea. …”
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Bolivian Toba: Resilience and adaptation in Northern Chaco by Mendoza, Marcela

“…We focus our study on the Tobas of Bolivia, describing a model of seasonal use of the environment employed by hunter-gatherers in the semiarid savannas of Northern Chaco where demographically small groups would fish in the rivers and temporary waterways and plant in wetlands, moving, during other periods of the annual cycle, between hunting and gathering camps in interior lagoons. …”
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Naturalistic taphonomic observations in the Hinojo-Las Tunas Shallow Lake System (Central Pampean Dune Field, Argentina) by Scheifler, Nahuel, Massigoge, Agustina, Álvarez, María Clara, Rodríguez, Juan, Recofsky, Marcos, Kaufmann, Cristian, González, Mariela, Gutiérrez, María

“…The most abundant species are aquatic birds and fish in Las Tunas Grandes and small mammals in Laguna Chica. …”
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Tendencias preliminares sobre el consumo de peces durante el Holoceno medio en el área de transición Pampeano-Patagónica oriental (provincia de Buenos Aires) by Stoessel, Luciana

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