Molecular evolution: intergenomic comparisons and differential evolutionary rates by Salzano, Francisco M.

“…Twelve Alu insertion polymorphisms, blood group and protein markers among four South American Indian human populations. Characteristics of the DNA regions studied, diversity, rates of change and intersystem comparisons will be examined. …”
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La promoción del sueño a través de las ciencias del comportamiento como una política pública by Coldeira, María Florencia, Lescano-Charreau, Victoria, Casas, Axel E., Casiraghi, Leandro P., Spiousas, Ignacio, Morán, Trinidad María del Carmen, Iparraguirre, Gonzalo, Golombek, Diego

“…Sleep plays a fundamental role in human health. There is ample evidence that sleep deficit causes serious consequences for individual and public health. …”
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Coments on the current state of the Triângulo Mineiro- Minas Gerais, Brazil- museums by Pérez Winter, Cecilia

“…However, many local museums must yet deal with a series of budget and human resources problems in order to preserve and divulge the heritage they are protecting. …”
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Manufacture and use of ornaments made on carnivore teeth from archaeological sites of Low Paraná Wetland by Acosta, Alejandro Alberto, Buc, Natacha, Ramírez, Mariano, Prevosti, Francisco, Loponte, Daniel

“…This paper analyses Carnivore dental items, discussing their use as ornaments by human societies that inhabited the southern sector of Low Paraná wetland during the Late Holocene. …”
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Ocupaciones prehispánicas en la Quebrada de Los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán (ca. 2500-600 años AP) by Oliszewski, Nurit

“…However, our investigations realize the presence of human societies from earliest times (prior to ca. 2500 years BP) until late times (ca. 600 years BP). …”
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Microvertebrates from Cueva el Abra archaeological site, eastern Tandilia: taphonomy and paleoenvironment by Quintana, Carlos A.

“…Taphonomic attributes indicate that the accumulation of the sample is due to strigiform nocturnal birds of prey activity (cricetids rodents, didelphids, Ctenomys talarum and some birds), the occasional death on site (snakes) and human activity (cavid rodents, fish and some birds). …”
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PINNIPEDS EXPLOITATION IN ROCK SHELTERS FROM NORTH COAST OF SANTA CRUZ (PATAGONIA ARGENTINA): INITIAL TRENDS by Ambrústolo, Pablo, Beretta, Marcelo

“…The initial trends regarding the capture, transport and exploitation of sea lions are presented and discussed within the framework of the occupation of the mentioned contexts by hunter-gatherer human groups during the middle and late Holocene. …”
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The record of molluscs in the prehistoric archaeological traces of Brazil. by Prous, André, Pessoa Lima, Angelo

“…In this paper, we discuss the significance of mollusk shells in archaeological sediments – some of them brought by humans and others intrusive, because their presence may be misunderstood by the excavator.…”
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MOBILITY, PROCUREMENT AND USE OF OBSIDIAN IN EL PAYÉN, SOUTH OF THE PROVINCE OF MENDOZA, ARGENTINA by Salgán, Laura, Gil, Adolfo, Neme, Gustavo

“…Human populations that occupied The Payunia during the late Holocene, used obsidian from outside sources, with predominant east-west directionality. …”
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Regional Dynamics in the High Quebradas of the Valle Calchaquí Medio (Salta, Argentina) Between the Eleventh and Early Seventeenth Centuries by Williams, Veronica Isabel

“…For the Northwestern Argentina (NWA) between AD 1000 and 1430, theproposed situation encompasses the existence of a state of political fragmentation, conflict situations, and the emergence of hierarchies materialized in the presence of defensive settlements or pukaras, iconography, war paraphernalia, and evidences of trauma on human remains, always considering the climatic changes that occurred in the Andes starting in the thirteenth century as one of the causes. …”
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Bone fragmentation analysis and its implicance in zooarchaeological studies. The case of Cueva Maripe site, Santa Cruz (Argentina) by García Añino, Eloisa

“…Taphonomic and anthropic processes had affected the assemblages in different ways, being marrow consumption the principal cause of fragmentation and humans the more important agent that configures the assemblages.…”
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Lo que el fuego nos dejó. Aportes de la antracología al proyecto arqueológico Ambato (Catamarca, Argentina) by Lindskoug, Henrik Bernhard, Marconetto, María Bernarda

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