Sobral y la geología del Ã?irihuau

Ottone, Eduardo G.

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“…It was moved to Bulimulus (Bostryx-Lissoacme) by Pilsbry (1895Pilsbry ( -1896 and to Neopetraeus Martens, 1885 by (Parodiz, 1948) holotype (MACN-In 19061); E, Bostryx stelzneri hector (Holmberg, 1909) (IFML 15587); F, Bostryx stelzneri hybrida (Parodiz, 1948) holotype (MACN-In 433); G, Bostryx stelzneri nonogastanus (Parodiz, 1948) holotype (MACN-In 17591); H, Bostryx stelzneri peristomatus paraconispirus (Parodiz, 1948) Parodiz (1946). Finally, Breure (1978) classifi ed B. stelzneri in Bostryx Troschel, 1847. In 1945, Hylton Scott studied Bulimulus hector Holmberg, 1909, a species in which Holmberg (1909 described fi ve varieties mainly on the basis of the number of spiral pigmented bands: Bulimulus hector var.…”

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“…cactorum (cingulis inaequaliter ampliatis). Hylton Scott (1945) relocated B. hector as a subspecies of Neopetraeus stelzneri because of their similarities in anatomical characters. According to Parodiz (1948), the species Bulimulus hector, B. peristomatus Doering, 1879 and B. conispirus Doering, 1879 should be considered "varieties" of Neopetraeus stelzneri because they were not clearly distinct from the latter and also did not have signifi cantly distinct distributional ranges.…”

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“…Curiously, shell variability has not been analyzed in any species of the genus. Anatomical aspects of Argentinean species of Bostryx have been provided in different publications (Hylton Scott 1945, 1954, 1967, Breure 1978. Previous works on B. stelzneri (Doering 1875, 1879, Pfeiffer 1876, Pilsbry 1896[1895-1896, Holmberg 1912, Parodiz 1946, 1948 are based mainly on shell and jaw descriptions, with scarce anatomical information (Hylton Scott 1945, Breure 1978.…”

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“…Anatomical aspects of Argentinean species of Bostryx have been provided in different publications (Hylton Scott 1945, 1954, 1967, Breure 1978. Previous works on B. stelzneri (Doering 1875, 1879, Pfeiffer 1876, Pilsbry 1896[1895-1896, Holmberg 1912, Parodiz 1946, 1948 are based mainly on shell and jaw descriptions, with scarce anatomical information (Hylton Scott 1945, Breure 1978. Because of the high shell intraspecifi c variation, many varieties and forms have been described: Bostryx stelzneri stelzneri (Dohrn, 1875) B. stelzneri peristomatus (Doering, 1879), B. stelzneri conispirus (Doering, 1879), B. stelzneri hector (Holmberg, 1909), B. stelzneri apertus (Hylton Scott, 1948), B. stelzneri hybrida (Parodiz, 1948), B. stelzneri nonogastanus (Parodiz, 1948), B. stelzneri tinogastanus (Parodiz, 1948), and B. stelzneri scaber (Parodiz, 1948).…”

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Taxonomic Revision of theBostryx stelzneriSpecies Complex, with Description of a New Species (Gastropoda: Orthalicoidea: Bulimulidae)

Miranda

Cuezzo

2014

American Malacological Bulletin

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The Bostryx stelzneri species complex is taxonomically reviewed with the description of a new species. This complex is formed by Bostryx stelzneri (Dohrn, 1875), B. peristomatus (Doering, 1879), B. scaber (Parodiz, 1948) and Bostryx roselleus n. sp., all distributed in Argentina. Bostryx peristomatus and B. scaber are elevated to specifi c status on the basis of morphological characters. This complex has the spire less than half the total shell height and the aperture higher in relation to total shell height than in any other species of the genus. Traditional shell morphometry and a geometric morphometric analysis were used to document shell variation in size and shape among species. Radula, jaw and shell morphology were examined with SEM. All species in the complex are described or redescribed using new morphological information. In this species complex, pallial organs are very similar among species and vary only in the degree of opening of the secondary ureter. The genitalia differ in the relative proportion of organs, such as length of vagina relative to free oviduct and penis or epiphallus length relative to penis length. Sculpture of the inner wall of the fl agellum and epiphallus is similar in all species studied, whereas sculpture of the inner wall of the penis is variable. Geometric morphometric analysis allows an objective interpretation of shell shape variation detecting differences in shape components irrespective of the differences in size between Bostryx Troschel, 1847 species of the stelzneri group.

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Taxonomic Revision of theBostryx stelzneriSpecies Complex, with Description of a New Species (Gastropoda: Orthalicoidea: Bulimulidae)

Miranda

Cuezzo

2014

American Malacological Bulletin

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“…Es que desde la instalación de la Compañía de Jesús en esta provincia, los fósiles fueron motivo de atención. En particular, los elementos de tamaño inusual pertenecientes a una "raza de gigantes" (Ottone, 2008) son mencionados en varios textos escritos por los jesuitas durante el siglo XVI. La disputa sobre si esos elementos pertenecían a humanos u otros mamíferos y sobre la edad de los mismos, sin dudas impulsaban el interés por la exploración y hallazgo y fueron un tema recurrente en los escritos de la época.…”

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Córdoba Y La Paleoherpetología: Historia Y Reflexiones

Tambussi¹,

Degrange²

2022

PEAPA

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en 1613) hasta los estudios actuales sobre vertebrados fósiles. Sin dudas, la paleontología en Córdoba estuvo caracterizada por los estudios de mamíferos realizados por investigadores no residentes en la provincia. Esta situación fue modificada con la conformación muy reciente de un equipo de paleontólogos de vertebrados no mamíferos que, desde las instituciones asentadas en la provincia, se dedican al estudio de arcosaurios.Palabras clave. Aves fósiles. Reptiles fósiles. Colecciones científicas. Centro de Argentina.

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From fossil trader to paleontologist: on Swiss-born naturalist Santiago Roth and his scientific contributions

Sánchez-Villagra,

Bond,

Reguero

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Swiss J Palaeontol

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Roth’s explorations, the resulting collections many now allocated in La Plata, Zurich, Geneva and Copenhagen, and his significant contributions in geological—especially stratigraphic—and paleontological topics, are a paradigmatic case for the global history of paleontology and for the Swiss migration history in Latin America. His work included the discovery of a diverse megafauna from the Pampean region, of sites and strata in Patagonia of paleontological significance, and the recognition of a group of endemic ungulate mammals, Notoungulata. Roth’s discovery of a human skeleton associated with a glyptodont carapace is one of the first reports of the coexistence of humans with the extinct fauna of the South American Quaternary. Roth became a renowned scholar at the Museo de La Plata, which was a leading scientific institution in the nation-making of Argentina, particularly in the expansion of the Patagonian frontier. He also kept strong ties with his native Switzerland, where late in his adult life he obtained some formal training and tried to attract other Swiss nationals to work in natural sciences in Argentina. His biography sheds light about the circumstances of his scientific collection and career in the interstices between amateur and professional science, modernity and imperialism at the turn of the twentieth century.

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Sobral y la geología del Ã?irihuau

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Taxonomic Revision of theBostryx stelzneriSpecies Complex, with Description of a New Species (Gastropoda: Orthalicoidea: Bulimulidae)

Taxonomic Revision of theBostryx stelzneriSpecies Complex, with Description of a New Species (Gastropoda: Orthalicoidea: Bulimulidae)

Córdoba Y La Paleoherpetología: Historia Y Reflexiones

From fossil trader to paleontologist: on Swiss-born naturalist Santiago Roth and his scientific contributions

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