Pablo Teta
Biographic Data
| ID | 1337140 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pablo Teta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pablo |
| FAMILY NAME | Teta |
| SIGNATURE | TETA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8694-0498 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 157 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Late-Holocene stability and recent changes in small mammal communities in north-central Andean forests of Patagonia
Past and current climatic and environmental changes have contributed to configure actual species distributions and abundances. Knowing their evolution over time allows discrimination between natural and anthropogenic causes in current composition of faunal communities. We evaluate the changes in small mammal assemblages from the north-central Patagonian Andean forests since the Late-Holocene to recent times and their relationship with the environ…
The barn owl as an accumulator of bone remains in central western Argentina: Multi-taxa neo-taphonomic approach and implications for Holocene contexts
Barn owls are the most widely distributed group of owls in the world and are among the most common accumulators of small vertebrate remains at archeological and paleontological sites. Despite its importance as a bone remains accumulator and predictor of paleoenvironmental conditions due to its generalist habits, the vertebrate prey of this raptor has been scarcely studied from an ecological community perspective, especially considering the divers…
Small mammal records from Limay river basin (Northwestern Patagonia) in the Anthropocene from a taphonomical and paleoecological perspective
The studies of the small mammal fossil and recent assemblages from the Limay river basin (Northwestern Patagonia) have strongly increased during the last decade. Taxonomic, taphonomic, and paleoecological information about small rodents and marsupials recovered from fossil sites offers the opportunity to discuss the periods of change and stability in the conformation of their communities through the Anthropocene. Here, we used two large data matr…
Key to cranial and mandibular remains of non-flying small mammals from southern South America
Zooarchaeology, taphonomy and palaeoenvironments: Small mammal remains from an intermountain valley of the southern Andean cordillera (Mendoza, Argentina)
Human subsistence and environmental stability during the last 2200 years in Epullán Chica cave (northwestern Patagonia, Argentina): A perspective from the zooarchaeological record
Last glacial maximum environments in northwestern Patagonia revealed by fossil small mammals
Comparisons of historical and modern assemblages of mammals can yield important insights into patterns and processes of environmental change. Here, we present the first analyses of small mammal assemblages present in northern Patagonia during the last glacial maximum (LGM). Using remains obtained from owl pellets excavated from an archeological cave site (Arroyo Corral I, levels VII–V, carbon dates of 22,400–21,530 cal yr BP), we generate estimat…
Small mammals (Didelphimorphia and Rodentia) of the archaeological site Calera (Pampean region, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina): Taphonomic history and Late Holocene environments
Roedores del Holoceno tardío de la Puna de Atacama, sitio arqueológico Tebenquiche Chico, Catamarca, Argentina
We study a sample of rodents coming from the archaeological site Tebenquiche Chico, situated on the Antofagasta de la Sierra Department, Catamarca Province, near to the Antofalla salt-flat at 520 m elevation. The site is a small settlement inhabited between the IV and XII centuries and repopulated in the XVII century. The remains were recovered from the buildings of the archaeological site, near a small vega, old irrigation canals, and agricultur…
Small mammal remains from Cueva Huenul 1, northern Patagonia, Argentina: Taphonomy and paleoenvironments since the Late Pleistocene
Holocene stability and recent dramatic changes in micromammalian communities of northwestern Patagonia
Burning damage and small-mammal human consumption in Quebrada del Real 1 (Cordoba, Argentina): An experimental approach
Consumo Antropico de Pequeños Mamiferos en el Holoceno de Argentina Central: Perspectivas desde el Abrigo Rocoso Quebrada del Real 1 (Pampa de Achala, Cordoba)
Se estudiaron los restos de micromamíferos y otros pequeños vertebrados (Número de Especímenes Identificados = 2,754) del sitio arqueológico Quebrada del Real 1, provincia de Córdoba, Argentina. Las muestras analizadas estuvieron dominadas por roedores caviomorfos de las familias Caviidae y Ctenomyidae, incluyendo taxones de tamaño relativamente grande (200-700 g), hábitos coloniales o gregarios, ubicación predecible, y fáciles de explotar como r…
Burning damage and small-mammal human consumption in Quebrada del Real 1 (Cordoba, Argentina): An experimental approach
Small mammal remains from Cueva Huenul 1, northern Patagonia, Argentina: Taphonomy and paleoenvironments since the Late Pleistocene
Consumo Antropico de Pequeños Mamiferos en el Holoceno de Argentina Central: Perspectivas desde el Abrigo Rocoso Quebrada del Real 1 (Pampa de Achala, Cordoba)
Se estudiaron los restos de micromamíferos y otros pequeños vertebrados (Número de Especímenes Identificados = 2,754) del sitio arqueológico Quebrada del Real 1, provincia de Córdoba, Argentina. Las muestras analizadas estuvieron dominadas por roedores caviomorfos de las familias Caviidae y Ctenomyidae, incluyendo taxones de tamaño relativamente grande (200-700 g), hábitos coloniales o gregarios, ubicación predecible, y fáciles de explotar como r…
Holocene stability and recent dramatic changes in micromammalian communities of northwestern Patagonia
Human subsistence and environmental stability during the last 2200 years in Epullán Chica cave (northwestern Patagonia, Argentina): A perspective from the zooarchaeological record
Zooarchaeology, taphonomy and palaeoenvironments: Small mammal remains from an intermountain valley of the southern Andean cordillera (Mendoza, Argentina)
The barn owl as an accumulator of bone remains in central western Argentina: Multi-taxa neo-taphonomic approach and implications for Holocene contexts
Barn owls are the most widely distributed group of owls in the world and are among the most common accumulators of small vertebrate remains at archeological and paleontological sites. Despite its importance as a bone remains accumulator and predictor of paleoenvironmental conditions due to its generalist habits, the vertebrate prey of this raptor has been scarcely studied from an ecological community perspective, especially considering the divers…
Key to cranial and mandibular remains of non-flying small mammals from southern South America
Burning damage and small-mammal human consumption in Quebrada del Real 1 (Cordoba, Argentina): An experimental approach
Consumo Antropico de Pequeños Mamiferos en el Holoceno de Argentina Central: Perspectivas desde el Abrigo Rocoso Quebrada del Real 1 (Pampa de Achala, Cordoba)
Se estudiaron los restos de micromamíferos y otros pequeños vertebrados (Número de Especímenes Identificados = 2,754) del sitio arqueológico Quebrada del Real 1, provincia de Córdoba, Argentina. Las muestras analizadas estuvieron dominadas por roedores caviomorfos de las familias Caviidae y Ctenomyidae, incluyendo taxones de tamaño relativamente grande (200-700 g), hábitos coloniales o gregarios, ubicación predecible, y fáciles de explotar como r…
Small mammals (Didelphimorphia and Rodentia) of the archaeological site Calera (Pampean region, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina): Taphonomic history and Late Holocene environments
Roedores del Holoceno tardío de la Puna de Atacama, sitio arqueológico Tebenquiche Chico, Catamarca, Argentina
We study a sample of rodents coming from the archaeological site Tebenquiche Chico, situated on the Antofagasta de la Sierra Department, Catamarca Province, near to the Antofalla salt-flat at 520 m elevation. The site is a small settlement inhabited between the IV and XII centuries and repopulated in the XVII century. The remains were recovered from the buildings of the archaeological site, near a small vega, old irrigation canals, and agricultur…
Small mammal remains from Cueva Huenul 1, northern Patagonia, Argentina: Taphonomy and paleoenvironments since the Late Pleistocene
Holocene stability and recent dramatic changes in micromammalian communities of northwestern Patagonia
Last glacial maximum environments in northwestern Patagonia revealed by fossil small mammals
Comparisons of historical and modern assemblages of mammals can yield important insights into patterns and processes of environmental change. Here, we present the first analyses of small mammal assemblages present in northern Patagonia during the last glacial maximum (LGM). Using remains obtained from owl pellets excavated from an archeological cave site (Arroyo Corral I, levels VII–V, carbon dates of 22,400–21,530 cal yr BP), we generate estimat…
Human subsistence and environmental stability during the last 2200 years in Epullán Chica cave (northwestern Patagonia, Argentina): A perspective from the zooarchaeological record
Key to cranial and mandibular remains of non-flying small mammals from southern South America
Zooarchaeology, taphonomy and palaeoenvironments: Small mammal remains from an intermountain valley of the southern Andean cordillera (Mendoza, Argentina)
Late-Holocene stability and recent changes in small mammal communities in north-central Andean forests of Patagonia
Past and current climatic and environmental changes have contributed to configure actual species distributions and abundances. Knowing their evolution over time allows discrimination between natural and anthropogenic causes in current composition of faunal communities. We evaluate the changes in small mammal assemblages from the north-central Patagonian Andean forests since the Late-Holocene to recent times and their relationship with the environ…
The barn owl as an accumulator of bone remains in central western Argentina: Multi-taxa neo-taphonomic approach and implications for Holocene contexts
Barn owls are the most widely distributed group of owls in the world and are among the most common accumulators of small vertebrate remains at archeological and paleontological sites. Despite its importance as a bone remains accumulator and predictor of paleoenvironmental conditions due to its generalist habits, the vertebrate prey of this raptor has been scarcely studied from an ecological community perspective, especially considering the divers…
Small mammal records from Limay river basin (Northwestern Patagonia) in the Anthropocene from a taphonomical and paleoecological perspective
The studies of the small mammal fossil and recent assemblages from the Limay river basin (Northwestern Patagonia) have strongly increased during the last decade. Taxonomic, taphonomic, and paleoecological information about small rodents and marsupials recovered from fossil sites offers the opportunity to discuss the periods of change and stability in the conformation of their communities through the Anthropocene. Here, we used two large data matr…
Geography (13 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (12 works) · Biology (10 works) · Mammal (10 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Ecology (9 works) · Evolution and Paleontology Studies (9 works) · Taphonomy (7 works) · Holocene (6 works) · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation (6 works)