Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7550625 | Anales de Antropología | 2017 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Coprolite rehydration (Callen y Cameron, 1960) and isolation of grains methods (Weir y Bonavia, 1985) were used in order to observe the presence of hair cells and pollen grains. This enabled plant debris to be taxonomically classified, remains to be grouped in accordance with growth habit, the utility for humans to be determined, the plant community associated with the remains to be identified and the type of paleoenvironment and paleoclimate at the Ventarrón site to be established.
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Authors
Denis E. Correa-Trigoso, Mercedes E. Chaman Medina, Ignacio Alva Meneses,