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First record of Acanthocephala parasites eggs in coprolites preliminary assigned to Crocodyliformes from the Adamantina Formation (Bauru Group, Upper Cretaceous), São Paulo, Brazil
(2019-01-01)
This study presents the oldest record of Acanthocephala parasite eggs in coprolites preliminary assigned to Crocodyliformes, recovered in the region of Santo Anastácio Municipality, Southwestern São Paulo State. For this, ...
Vertebrate coprolites from the Triassic of Argentina (Cuyana Basin)Coprolitos de vertebrados del Triásico de Argentina (Cuenca Cuyana)
(Asociación Paleontológica Argentina, 2004-12)
Abundantes restos de coprolitos de vertebrados coleccionados de las formaciones triásicas de Potrerillos, Cacheuta y Río Blanco (Cuenca Cuyana) son analizados. El material estudiado incluye tanto especímenes originalmente ...
Fox parasites in pre-Columbian times: Evidence from the past to understand the current helminth assemblages
(Elsevier Science, 2018-09)
This work aims to increase the information on the entero-parasitism in Holocene carnivores, by examining coprolites found in Patagonia. Molecular analysis was conducted following the Authenticity Criteria to Determine ...
Examen paleoparasitológico de sedimentos de un sitio arqueológico, Río Mayo, Chubut, Argentina
(Sociedad Chilena de Parasitología, 2006)
Paleoparasitology of Schistosomiasis
(Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 2019)
Paleoparasitology and the antiquity of human host-parasite relationships
(Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, Ministério da Saúde, 2023)
First paleoparasitological study of micromammal coprolites from the holocene of the Somuncurá Plateau Protected Natural Area (Patagonia Argentina)
(Elsevier Ireland, 2018-08)
The Somuncurá Plateau is a Protected Natural Area located in the middle of the northern extra-Andean arid Patagonia. Inhabited by at least 20 small mammal species, is the place with the uppermost species richness in ...
Carnivore coprolites from the lower Carnian (Upper Triassic) Chañares Formation, northwestern Argentina
(Elsevier Science, 2018-01)
With high organic content and abundant microbiota, feces are typically only preserved for a few days, weeks or months after deposition and mostly never enter the fossil record. The range of depositional conditions favorable ...