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    Arboles rioplatenses : árboles nativos y naturalizados del Delta del Paraná, Isla Martín García y Ribera Platense = Trees of the Río de la Plata : Native and naturalized trees of the Delta of the Paraná, Martín García Island and shores of the Río de la Plata /

    Arboles rioplatenses : árboles nativos y naturalizados del Delta del Paraná, Isla Martín García y Ribera Platense = Trees of the Río de la Plata : Native and naturalized trees of the Delta of the Paraná, Martín García Island and shores of the Río de la Plata / by Hurrell, Julio Alberto

    Published 2023
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    Registro arqueobotánico del sitio Arenal Central, Isla Martín García (Argentina). Uso y explotación de recursos silvestres y domesticados

    Registro arqueobotánico del sitio Arenal Central, Isla Martín García (Argentina). Uso y explotación de recursos silvestres y domesticados by Capparelli, María Isabel, Vázquez, Florencia

    Published 2022
    “…In this article we present the results from the archaeobotanical record analysis from the Arenal Central site, locatedin Martín García Island. We include taxonomic identification of macroscopic evidence recovered in excavations andthe study of microscopic evidence (starch grains and phytoliths) obtained in internal surface of pottery fragments.The results allow us to understand the role of plant resources, wild and domesticated, not only regarding on diet butalso as medicine or fuel.…”
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    Biodiversity of Hirudinea, in freshwater low-altitude mountainous environment (Provincia de Buenos Aires), Argentina.

    Biodiversity of Hirudinea, in freshwater low-altitude mountainous environment (Provincia de Buenos Aires), Argentina. by Gullo, Betina S.

    Published 2017
    “…It should be pointed out that H. triserialis s. st., H. simplex and H. hyalina were the more abundant and frequent species recorded by César et al. (2009) in Martín García Island. After analyzing the relationships among species and environment variables it is concluded that H. simplex, H. triserialis s. st., H. triserialis lineata, H. brasiliensis and H. hyalina, which are the more frequent species, have a wide range of tolerance to the fluctuations of environmental parameters, and as a consequence they are located close to the center of the ACC diagram. …”
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