We studied the pollen content of a well-preserved coprolite of a Late-Glacial giant ground
sloth (Mylodon darwinii) from the Mylodon Cave, province Última Esperanza, southern …

The presence of coprolites and bone remains of spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) together
with bone remains of alleged preys in Las Ventanas Cave (Granada) indicates that the …

Fossil pollen identified in the earliest sediments of three cushion bogs in the Cordillera
Pelada (40° 10′ S, 73° 30′ W) dated 10,425 14C yr BP includes the subantarctic species …

Systematic study of modern pollen of 24 species belonging to nine genera of the Myrtaceae
of Chile, using combined techniques of scanning electron microscopy, light microscopy, and …

Pollen recovered from the sediments of Guila Naquitz Cave, Oaxaca, is compared with
pollen representing modern ecological patterns in the Valley of Oaxaca. This allows the …

We present pollen and spore analysis from a peat-bog section from southwestern Isla de los
Estados (Staaten Island), Tierra del Fuego to better understand late-Holocene …

Western Amazonian landscapes evolved dynamically during the Neogene. Large wetlands
developed responding to Andean uplift what promoted the rise and diversification of many …

Pollen from hyena coprolites are useful to describe palaeovegetation and to infer
palaeoclimatic conditions. In previous studies, sedimentological and palynological analyses …

Two new pollen diagrams from Carihuela Cave (southeastern Spain) are presented
completing the Pleistocene sequence which covers the interval between the last Interglacial …

The coprolites of archeological sites offer information about the paleobiology of organisms
and paleoenvironment. Camelids were one of the main resources of hunter-gatherers …