2015•Quaternary InternationalRequires access

Small mammal remains recovered from two archaeological sites in northwestern Mendoza (Late Holocene, Argentina): Taxonomic composition, taphonomic issues and paleoenvironmental implications

José Manuel López, Horacio Chiavazza, María I. Rosi

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Key concepts: Taphonomy, Fauna, Holocene, Ecology, Abundance (ecology), Species richness, Mammal, Geography

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