Fauna menor en sitios de momentos históricos

Lanza, Matilde

doi:10.15366/archaeofauna2015.24.019

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“…The SDM projections on current climatic conditions for each lineage are shown in Figures S4 and S5. For all the analysed taxa, our SDMs provide a reliable picture of the current species distribution, matching well with the most updated map of species distribution (Lanza, 2007;Sindaco, 2006).…”

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From the mountains to the sea: Rethinking Mediterranean glacial refugia as dynamic entities

Chiocchio,

Maiorano,

Pezzarossa

et al. 2024

Journal of Biogeography

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AimGlacial refugia are areas of primary importance for the evolution and conservation of biodiversity. Yet, their geographic location remains loosely defined even in intensively studied areas, preventing a thorough understanding of their role in the spatiotemporal biodiversity dynamics. With this study, we aim to locate the major glacial refugia within the biodiversity hotspot of the Italian peninsula, to understand the processes that warranted the long‐term persistence of biodiversity in the face of climate changes.LocationItalian peninsula.TaxonTerrestrial vertebrates.MethodsWe calibrated species distribution models (SDM) for 22 lineages of terrestrial vertebrates endemic to the Italian peninsula and projected the SDMs to the last‐glacial maximum conditions. Then, we combined single‐lineage projections to investigate the location and spatiotemporal dynamics of multi‐species glacial refugia.ResultsMulti‐species refugia were mostly found in coastal areas that have been flooded by the post‐glacial marine transgressions, and that are currently below the sea level. Indeed, we identified six major areas acting as glacial refugia, mainly located outside the current coastline in the southern part of the peninsula and along the western coast. These areas were close to previously inferred locations of glacial refugia and genetic diversity hotspots, but none coincided with them.ConclusionsResults from this study outline glacial refugia as highly dynamic units. Most of the identified refugial areas have been lost by post‐glacial sea‐level rise. Accordingly, species persistence through the Late Pleistocene was not granted by long‐term environmental stability, but by the opportunity to shift species' distributions along altitudinal gradients, following changes in climate and habitat suitability. Notably, our results decouple glacial refugia from hotspots of genetic diversity. Thus, the current location of a hotspot should not be taken as evidence for the occurrence of a glacial refugium in that location—even though a refugium is likely to be located somewhere nearby.

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From the mountains to the sea: Rethinking Mediterranean glacial refugia as dynamic entities

Chiocchio,

Maiorano,

Pezzarossa

et al. 2024

Journal of Biogeography

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“…En este marco conceptual, el objetivo del presente trabajo es aportar al conocimiento de la alimentación de la sociedad eurocriolla de la ciudad de Bahía Blanca desde las perspectivas zooarqueológica e histórica. A nivel regional, los estudios zooarqueológicos de sitios poscontacto en la provincia de Buenos Aires analizaron el consumo de animales en sitios urbanos (Lanza 2006c(Lanza , 2015Lanza et al, 2017;Marschoff, 2011Marschoff, , 2013Marschoff, , 2014Silveira, 2005Silveira, , 2013Silveira & Bogan, 2007); en sitios rurales (Bagaloni, 2018;García & del Papa, 2012;García Lerena & del Papa, 2019;Lanza, 2005Lanza, , 2006aLanza, , 2006bLanza, , 2008Lanza, , 2013; en áreas de frontera (Bagaloni, 2014(Bagaloni, , 2015Langiano, 2018aLangiano, , 2018bMerlo, 2006Merlo, , 2015Merlo, , 2018Pedrotta, 2002Pedrotta, , 2019Tormo Izaguirre et al, 2021); y en contextos de batallas (Lanza, 2010;Lanza et al, 2018). Otro tema de interés ha sido la identificación de las huellas antrópicas producidas por diferentes instrumentos de metal sobre el hueso (Bagaloni & Carrascosa Estenoz, 2013;Colasurdo, 2014;García Llorca, 2009;Lanza 2012Lanza , 2014Marschoff et al, 2010;Pedrotta & Carrascosa Estenoz, 2013).…”

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Aportes sobre la alimentación en Bahía Blanca a fines del siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX: el sitio Basural Norte. Una perspectiva zooarqueológica

Fatutta,

Frontini

2023

Mundo de Antes

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En este trabajo se presenta el primer análisis del material arqueofaunístico recuperado en el sitio Basural Norte de la ciudad de Bahía Blanca (fines del siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX). Se pretende aportar al conocimiento de la alimentación de la sociedad eurocriolla, a partir de identificar las acciones involucradas en la manipulación de las reses. La información zooarqueológica fue puesta en diálogo con fuentes escritas de la época. Se analizaron guías comerciales y un recetario para un abordaje de los cortes y platos consumidos. Los resultados del análisis arqueofaunístico muestran un predominio de mamíferos domésticos, principalmente Ovis aries y Bos taurus. Se identificaron huellas de corte y de aserrado; estas últimas predominan en el conjunto. Se interpreta que fueron realizadas con sierra manual considerando los atributos morfológicos. Las fuentes escritas permitieron identificar que las especies comercializadas son coincidentes con el registro arqueológico. Por su parte, los métodos de cocción de carne más recurrentes según los documentos analizados, podrían haber sido el guisado y el hervido, que dejan escasa evidencia en los restos óseos.

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Fauna menor en sitios de momentos históricos

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From the mountains to the sea: Rethinking Mediterranean glacial refugia as dynamic entities

From the mountains to the sea: Rethinking Mediterranean glacial refugia as dynamic entities

Aportes sobre la alimentación en Bahía Blanca a fines del siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX: el sitio Basural Norte. Una perspectiva zooarqueológica

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