… We suggest that the tectonic tilting could have occurred after the deposition of Upper
Pleistocene sediments, because Pleistocene beds gradually decrease in thickness (4–1 m) in their …

… in southeastern Buenos Aires province. Thus, the fluvial agent is a new component in this
complex environmental system which must also be analyzed in explaining the dynamics of the …

Along the Argentina coast there are only two present day deltas, the Paraná and Colorado
deltas, both located in Buenos Aires Province. However, the Colorado Delta is only a minor …

… of Upper Pleistocene age. Their microfossil (forarns, ostrac ods and diatoms) contents pointed
out a saline environment, now at 9 m below present MSL. The Pleistocene transgression …

… of Buenos Aires Province they have been assigned to a series of transgressions and regressions
ranging from the late Pliocene to the late … ’, late Pleistocene marine sediments at 3–6 m …

… riparian forests during the late Pleistocene (14,570 to 13,500 cal yr BP) and late Holocene
(3280 … for the lowlands of the northern campos during the late glacial period. At 3280 cal yr BP …

… of San Luis, Santa Fe, and Buenos Aires provinces, a large sand plain of aeolian origin is …
The Quinto River crosses the region to the southeast along a complex alluvial belt bounded …

… during the Middle to Late Pleistocene in Ensenadan and Lujanian land-… sequences of the
southeastern coast of Buenos Aires … Province, Argentina. Quaternary of South America and …

… South America from the northwest to southeast separating both dominions. The Pampean
area … , the isohyets in the Pampean area follow approximately a northwest–southeast direction. …

… of the continental vertebrate fossils of Late Pleistocene bearing sediments of northern Uruguay
… Indeed, there is evidence from south and south-eastern Brazil that during the pre- and full …