The Discussion of our paper by Martínez is very welcome because it supports our finding that bivalves may colonize wet-interdune settings and thus, trace fossils produced by them may record environmental changes—this is ...

Environmental changes within a Neogene coastal dune system are recorded by endobenthic unioniform bivalves that lived in muddy or sandy interdune pond sediments. These bivalves were suspension-filter feeders that formed ...

The Piramboia Formation is a lithostratigraphic unit of the Paraná Basin that has been the focus of several studies due to its great importance as an essential component in the Guarani Aquifer System and the Irati-Piramboia ...

Permian red beds of the De La Cuesta Formation in the Sierra de Narváez (Paganzo Basin, northwestern Argentina) are essentially composed of sandstones associated with mudstones and subordinate conglomerates. Facies ...