Presented here is a cladistic analysis of the South American and some North American
Camelidae. This analysis shows that Camelini and Lamini are monophyletic groups, as are …

Here I consider the evidence for the interactions of humans and South American late
Pleistocene megafauna, a subject not usually covered in much detail in general …

Horses are extremely well represented in the fossil record with around 56 million years of
evolutionary history, underlined by many episodes of extinction and dispersion. More …

Paleontological and archaeological sites have frequently been found in open locations of
the Intermediate Depression of south-central Chile. This paper presents the results of two …

Los Scelidotheriinae representan un grupo sudamericano que, a pesar de tener una
distribución geográfica muy amplia, no participaron del Gran Intercambio Biótico Americano …

The Chuí Creek, located in the southernmost Brazil, is a fossiliferous outcrop known since
the late 1960s, which bears important records of late Pleistocene mammals, other …

Abstract Gomortega keule (Mol.) Baillon is the only species belonging to the family
Gomortegaceae and is regarded as an ancient surviving lineage within the Laurales. The …

The extant horse genus Equus originated in North America, probably during the late
Miocene/early Pliocene, and its entrance into South America was possibly related to one of …

Abstract Site GNL Quintero 1 (GNLQ1), located in Quintero Bay (32° S, Central Chile)
constitutes the first evidence of a drowned terrestrial site on the continental West Coast of …

Fossils of Pleistocene mammals have been discovered in the southern Brazilian coastal
area since the late XIX century, in two main places: the continental shelf and the Chuí Creek …