Insecticidal activity of essential oil from Eucalyptus globulus against Aphis nerii (Boyer) and Gynaikothrips ficorum (Marchal) by Russo, S., Yaber Grass, M. A., Fontana, H. C., Leonelli, E.

“…These results suggested that EO from E. globulus constitute a good alternative for the control of A. nerii and G. ficorum, considering their insecticidal effects at low applied concentrations and for short periods of time.…”
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Campaign finance and national elections: An empirical investigation for Argentina, 2005-2013 by Freille, Sebastián, Soffietti, Pablo

“…In this paper we examine the impact of campaign contributions on electoral results in Argentine national elections for the period 2005-2013. Using previously unavailable micro-level data on private campaign contributions we test several hypothesis concerning the relationship between contributions and electoral results. …”
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Robust Clustering of Banks in Argentina by Vargas, José M., Díaz, Margarita, García, Fernando

“…The purpose of this paper is to classify and characterize 64 banks, active as of 2010 in Argentina, by means of robust techniques used on information gathered during the period 2001-2010. Based on the strategy criteria established in (Wang 2007) and (Werbin 2010), seven variables were selected. …”
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Art, technique and metal craft. Ornamental metal works in Montevideo´s architectural heritage, 1780-1950 by Aguiar, Sofía, Beretta, Ernesto, Hojman, Miriam, Marchese, Valentina, Mussio, Gianella, Olivera, Leticia, Rimbaud, Tatiana, Romay, Carola, Ulfe, Verónica

“…A total of 250 buildings were surveyed, corresponding to the different periods that we distinguished in the evolution of the local ornamental metalwork between the end of the 18th century and the middle of the 20th century. …”
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Selectivity of differents traps for insect capture. I. Scarabaeinae by Brewer, M., Pepi, B., Limonti, M.

“…The greatest number of specimens were gathered from October to February, coincident with periods of highes temperature, humidity and photoperiod. …”
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Bone whistles from the Palo Blanco archaeological site (Berisso, Buenos Aires) by del Papa, Luis Manuel, Zarza, María Macarena, Lamenza, Guillermo Nicolás, Del Papa, Mariano Carlos

“…In the Palo Blanco archaeological site (Berisso, Buenos Aires province, Argentina) from the late Holocene period, human remains were found in the context of primary burial accompanied with grave goods among which five bone tubes stand out. …”
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Preliminary results of Zoko Andi 1 site. Contributions to the archaeology of the lower basin of the Colorado River (Buenos Aires province) by Martinez, Gustavo, Martínez, Gustavo Adolfo, Stoessel, Luciana, Alcaraz, Ana Paula, Santos Valero, Florencia, Flensborg, Gustavo, Bayala, Pablo, Onorato, José Francisco

“…In this sense, Zoko Andi 1 is the first site of the area that exhibits two clearly distinguishable components, each one corresponding to the distinct temporal periods proposed for the Late Holocene. The results obtained for the analyzed lines of evidence are partially consistent with the trends of the models developed for the area, which are briefly discussed in this paper.…”
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The date of the earliest pottery in the Southern Andes: a macroregional perspective based on bayesian models by Marsh, Erik Johnson

“…It is hoped this will encourage researchers to more carefully assess this period when excavating and dating relevant contexts as well as encourage discussions on the nature of the initial adoption of ceramics in the southern Andes.…”
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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

“…For this purpose, sediment samples were collected (n=4) at 3 sites in San Jorge Gulf (GSJ) with different history of pollution, and then incubated in the laboratory under controlled conditions of light, air and temperature for 45 days. At the end of this period, the ex situ treatment samples were analyzed, and an additional four samples were collected at the study sites (in situ). …”
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Theoretical and methodological discussions around the transition between collection and incipient agriculture in Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca by Aguirre, M. Gabriela, Rodríguez, M. Fernanda

“…Considering the latter, it is interesting to analyze the process through which the transition between extractive and productive economies took place during the period 6000-1100 years BP. Different environmental factors -natural, social and cultural- as well as the geographical characteristics, certainly played a role. …”
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Ontogeny of the orbits of Pan troglodytes: structural and functional implications. by Joosten, Guillermo Germán, Gould, María Mercedes, Anzelmo, Marisol, Ramírez Rozzi, Fernando, Sardi, Marina Laura

“…Our results indicate that the adaptive (functional) traits of the orbits in Pan troglodytes are set early in ontogeny and do not vary during the postnatal period, whereas their relationship with adjacent structures undergoes major changes.…”
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO ISOTOPE ECOLOGY: CURRENT INFORMATION, AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN ANTOFAGASTA DE LA SIERRA MICROREGION (CATAMARCA PROVINCE, ARGENTINA) by Killian Galván, Violeta A., Salminci, Pedro

“…This study have allowed to generate new hypotheses about the importance of plant as a component of the Puna´s diets and how they could have become relevant during periods of increased agricultural intensification and extensification. …”
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Composition of pre-Hispanic diets from stable isotope analysis in human remains of the Southern Calchaquíes Valleys, Northwest Argentina (3600-1300 BP) by Killian Galván, Violeta Anahí, Cortes, Leticia Ines, Rabuffetti, Nadia

“…This new evidence demonstrates the diversity of productive strategies used by the societies of Northwest Argentina at the beginning of the Formative period. A variety of resources contributed to daily food intake, minimizing the importance of maize in the diet…”
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New palaeoecological approaches to interpret climatic fluctuations in Holocenic sites of the Pampean Region of Argentina by García Morato, Sara, Fernández Jalvo, Yolanda, Montalvo, Claudia Inés, Andrews, Peter, Marin Monfort, María Dolores, Fagoaga, Ana, Domínguez García, Ángel C., Alberdi, María Teresa, Bonini, Ricardo Adolfo, Cerdeño Serrano, Maria Esperanza, Denys, Christiane, Domingo, Laura, Domingo, Soledad, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia, López Cantalapiedra, Juan, Pesquero Fernández, María Dolores, Prado, Jose Luis, Sevilla, Paloma, Stoetzel, Emmanuelle, Tomassini, Rodrigo Leandro, Fernández, Fernando Julián

“…The apparently regular and favourable climate that characterizes the Holocene as an interglacial period shows, however, important climatic instability well documented in the Northern Hemisphere. …”
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Natural accumulation and distribution of guanaco bones in the southernmost tip of Tierra del Fuego (Argentina): taphonomic analysis and archaeological implications by Alunni, Daniela Verónica, Gutiérrez, María A., Zangrando, Atilio Francisco Javier

“…Age and sex profiles, as well as variability in preservation, reflect attritional deaths in different time periods. The guanaco seems to be found regularly along the southeast coasts, being an available resource for coastal and marine hunter-gatherers with relatively narrow foraging ranges. …”
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Archaeological spatial analysis and GIS in a small fortification: Ephemeral occupations along the border during the ‘Conquest of Desert’ process in Argentinean Pampas (19th Century... by Maximiano Castillejo, Alfredo, Gomez Romero, Jorge Facundo, Landa, Carlos Gilberto, Barcia García, Camilo

“…In the following paper we formulate an interpretation about how the space was managed inside a classic ‘Fortín’ a sort of small fort, which was located in the Argentinean Pampas during the 1860–1870's period. We review the main features of these sites, like the nature of its structures and buildings or the quick abandonment of military positions due to the advancing process in the frontier. …”
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State Terrorism in Tucumán sugar trade unions: Historical reconstruction of worker victims of terrorism and the methodological challenges faced in the process by Nassif, Silvia Gabriela

“…This process leads to rethinking labour relations in the sugar industry as a whole, the concealment and destruction of historical documents of that period, and the dispersion and fragmentation of any available sources.The results of this investigation empirically strengthen that statement originally made by the Bicameral Commission and, at the same time, expose the falsity of the “theory” of the two demons.…”
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Tarde venientibus ossa – For latecomers, the bones by Bartosiewicz, László

“…A concept introduced in paleontology (Efremov 1940), taphonomy has not only become the indispensable fi rst step in archaeozoological inquiry, but also the best common denominator linking various studies of human-animal relationships across chronological periods and continents. This aspect of taphonomy is especially important in presenting geographically diverse areas with a rich and varied archaeological heritage such as the Neotropical region that includes what is historically known as Latin America and the southern United States around the Gulf of México. …”
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An update on archaeological research in the Northeastern Espinal phytogeographic province: Arroyo Cululú 1 (AC1) site (Esperanza, Santa Fe, Argentina) by Galligani, Paula Elisabet, Balducci, Fernando, Sartori, Julieta Isabel

“…We present an update on the archaeological research carried out at the Arroyo Cululú 1 (AC1) archaeological site, located in the homonymous basin, near Esperanza city (Las Colonias department, Santa Fe province). Despite the periodic floods affecting the site, it was accessible on several occasions, allowing surface collection fieldworks in 2016 and 2017, and systematic excavations in 2018. …”
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