Abstract The Laguna de Tagua Tagua has yielded two important late Pleistocene
archaeological sites, Taguatagua 1 and Taguatagua 2, in which a clear early human …

The avian family of barn owls (Tytonidae, Strigiformes) is the most geographically
widespread group of owls in the world and one of the most common accumulators of small …

We reconstruct the Holocene vegetation, climate, and archaeological history for drylands of
northwestern Patagonia, Argentina, based on multiproxy analysis (plant macrofossil, pollen …

Pumas are American top predators that commonly frequent places that may also be
inhabited by humans. With the aim of contributing to the evaluation of the accumulating …

Small mammal samples from the archaeological sequence of Cueva Huenul 1 (CH1, 36°
56′ 45 ″S, 69° 47′ 32 ″W, Neuquén Province, Argentina) are described, and …

In the Andean portion of northern Patagonia, populations of Ctenomys are found from low-
elevation plains to high-elevation meadows and valleys. Despite their prevalence, the …

Barn owls are the most widely distributed group of owls in the world and are among the most
common accumulators of small vertebrate remains at archeological and paleontological …

Temporal differences in fossil assemblages of small mammals can generate important
insights into associated environmental conditions. Moreover, by including modern …

The faunal content from Epullán Chica archaeological site (ECh, thereafter), a small cave
located in northwestern Patagonia, Argentina, was studied from taphonomic and …

Micromammalian bone assemblages from modern pellets of the strigiform Bubo virginianus
magellanicus, from the upper Atuel River (southern Mendoza, Argentina), were …