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As seen in: Frontiers, Taylor & Francis Online, Los Andes (Argentina), Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Acta Botánica Mexicana
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Integrative phylogenetic analysis of extinct and extant Andean subgenus Nothofagus (str.) using morphological and molecular evidence

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By Barbara Vento, Paula Mathiasen, Andrea C. Premoli, Federico A. Agrain
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Nothofagus trees are undoubtedly one of the most distinctive elements in the Andean region. With an exclusive distribution in the Southern Hemisphere, they play a relevant evolutionary role in reconstructing the phylogeny and biogeographical history of austral biotas. In this study, we assembled a phylogenetic matrix that integrates morphological and molecular evidence, incorporating both extant and extinct taxa of Nothofagus.
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Panorama sobre las variaciones estacionales y diarias de la temperatura del suelo bajo el efecto de las costras biológicas en el centro-oeste de Argentina

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By Barbara Vento, Ana Laura, Eduardo Martínez Carretero, Navas Romero
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ana L. Navas Romero [1] ; Mario A. Herrera Moratta [2] ; Eduardo Martínez Carretero ; Bárbara Vento ; María C. Fernández Belmonte [3] [1] Universidad Nacional de San Juan [2] Instituto Argentino de Investigaciones en Zonas Áridas CONICET-Mendoza [3] Universidad Nacional de San Luis Localización: Acta Botánica Mexicana, ISSN-e 2448-7589, ISSN 0187-7151, Nº.
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Los humedales altoandinos ante el cambio climático

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By Barbara Vento
| Los Andes (Argentina) Verified
Los ecosistemas de montaña son sistemas complejos que involucran una diversidad de hábitats que forman parte de un paisaje único. Estos sistemas se caracterizan por estar regulados, principalmente, por bajas temperaturas, presencia de nieve y suelos que permanecen congelados durante varios meses al año.
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