Browsing by Author "Méndez, César"

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    • Bioavailable strontium, human paleogeography, and migrations in the Southern Andes: A machine learning and ... 
      Barberena, Ramiro; Cardillo, Marcelo; Lucero, Gustavo; Le Roux, Petrus J.; Tessone, Augusto; Llano, Carina; Gasco, Alejandra; Marsh, Erik J.; Nuevo Delaunay, Amalia; Novellino, Paula; Frigolé, Cecilia; Winocur, Diego; Benítez, Anahí; Cornejo, Luis; Falabella Gellona, Fernanda; Sanhueza Riquelme, Maria Lorena; Santana Sagredo, Francisca; Troncoso Melendez, Andres Rolando; Cortegoso, Valeria; Durán, Víctor A.; Méndez, César (Frontiers Media, 2021)
      The Andes are a unique geological and biogeographic feature of South America. From the perspective of human geography, this mountain range provides ready access to highly diverse altitudinally arranged ecosystems. The ...
    • Biogeographic barriers in the circulation and interaction of hunter-gatherer marine fishers: the role of ... 
      Reyes, Omar; Méndez, César; San Román, Manuel; Belmar Pantelis, Carolina Andrea; Nuevo Delaunay, Amalia (Frontiers Media, 2022)
      Archaeological research on the settlement of the Patagonian archipelago in the extreme South of South America by groups of hunter-gatherers, fishers or canoeists involves both an understanding of the various modes of ...
    • Different(ial) human use of coastal landscapes: archaeological contexts, chronology, and assemblages of El ... 
      Méndez, César; Nuevo Delaunay, Amalia; Grasset Meza, Sebastián Ignacio; Maldonado, Antonio; Seguel, Roxana; Troncoso Meléndez, Andres Rolando; Talep Inostroza, Claudia Carolina; Villalón, Daniela (MDPI, 2021)
      Coastal landscapes of the Pacific coast of South America are regarded as bountiful biomes, as they are zones on the fringes of Eastern Boundary Upwelling Ecosystems. Cumulative research shows an almost uninterrupted ...