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Marin-Leyva, Alejandro H. et al.
Feeding ecology and habitat of Late Pleistocene
Equus
horses from west-central Mexico using carbon and oxygen isotopes variation
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Rev. mex. cienc. geol
, Aug 2016, vol.33, no.2, p.157-169. ISSN 1026-8774
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Alberdi, María Teresa et al.
Study of Cedral Horses and their place in the Mexican Quaternary
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Rev. mex. cienc. geol
, 2014, vol.31, no.2, p.221-237. ISSN 1026-8774
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Alberdi, María Teresa et al.
Paleobiogeography of trilophodont gomphotheres (Mammalia: Proboscidea)
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A reconstruction applying DIVA (Dispersion-Vicariance Analysis)
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Rev. mex. cienc. geol
, Aug 2011, vol.28, no.2, p.235-244. ISSN 1026-8774
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Pérez-Crespo, Víctor Adrián et al.
La dieta y el hábitat del mamut y los caballos del Pleistoceno tardío de El Cedral con base en isótopos estables (δ
13
C, δ
18
O)
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Rev. mex. cienc. geol
, Ago 2009, vol.26, no.2, p.347-355. ISSN 1026-8774
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Alberdi, María Teresa and Corona-M., Eduardo
Revisión de los gonfoterios en el Cenozoico tardío de México
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Rev. mex. cienc. geol
, 2005, vol.22, no.2, p.246-260. ISSN 1026-8774
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