Vol. 61 No. 2 (2024)

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HIGHLIGHTS -EOCENE CELTIS LEAVES ARE RELATED TO DOBINEA, A MAINLAND ASIAN GENUS OF ANACARDIACEAE

-TURRITELLINE-DOMINATED CONCENTRATIONS SUGGEST A HABITAT OF NUTRIENT-RICH MARINE WATERS

-THE FIRST CHITINOZOAN ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE SILURIAN-DEVONIAN OF SALTA SUPPORT GONDWANAN AFFINITIES

Published: 2024-04-30

Articles

PUTATIVE CELTIS LEAVES FROM EOCENE PATAGONIA ARE ALLIED WITH ASIAN ANACARDIACEAE

Peter Wilf, Cynthia C. González, Maria A. Gandolfo, María C. Zamaloa

73-92
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MIDDLE – LATE SILURIAN AND EARLY DEVONIAN CHITINOZOANS FROM THE CHACOPARANÁ BASIN, SALTA PROVINCE, ARGENTINA

Sonia Camina, Claudia V. Rubinstein, Anthony Butcher, Juan P. Lovecchio

93-117
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TURRITELLINE-DOMINATED ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE MONTE LEÓN FORMATION (LOWER MIOCENE), PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA: PALEOECOLOGICAL AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS

Jesica T. Kronemberger, Ana M. Parras

118-137
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