Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales

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Albino, Adriana María
Año de publicación
1994
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The record of the South American fossil Squamata extends from the Late Cretaceous to the Holocene. The recorded families are Iguanidae s.l., Teiidae, Gekkonidae, ?Scincidae, Amphisbaenidae, Boidae, Aniliidae, Colubridae and Viperidae Dinilysiidae from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia and Palaeopheidae from the Late Eocene of Ecuador are the only known extinct recorded families. The families distribution during the Cretaceous and most of the Tertiary apparently was more extensive than at present, due to more generalized subtropical climatic conditions. The geological events during the Cenozoic would have caused climatic and environmental changes that would have favoured the appeareance of new adaptative types and the restriction in the distribution of many forms.
Asociación Herpetológica Argentina
Materia
Ciencias Naturales
Zoología
América del Sur
squamata
Anfibios
herpetología
Reptiles
registro fósil
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
title Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
spellingShingle Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
Albino, Adriana María
Ciencias Naturales
Zoología
América del Sur
squamata
Anfibios
herpetología
Reptiles
registro fósil
title_short Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
title_full Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
title_fullStr Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
title_full_unstemmed Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
title_sort Estado actual del registro de escamados extinguidos de América del Sur y sus implicancias paleoambientales
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Albino, Adriana María
author Albino, Adriana María
author_facet Albino, Adriana María
author_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Naturales
Zoología
América del Sur
squamata
Anfibios
herpetología
Reptiles
registro fósil
topic Ciencias Naturales
Zoología
América del Sur
squamata
Anfibios
herpetología
Reptiles
registro fósil
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The record of the South American fossil Squamata extends from the Late Cretaceous to the Holocene. The recorded families are Iguanidae s.l., Teiidae, Gekkonidae, ?Scincidae, Amphisbaenidae, Boidae, Aniliidae, Colubridae and Viperidae Dinilysiidae from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia and Palaeopheidae from the Late Eocene of Ecuador are the only known extinct recorded families. The families distribution during the Cretaceous and most of the Tertiary apparently was more extensive than at present, due to more generalized subtropical climatic conditions. The geological events during the Cenozoic would have caused climatic and environmental changes that would have favoured the appeareance of new adaptative types and the restriction in the distribution of many forms.
Asociación Herpetológica Argentina
description The record of the South American fossil Squamata extends from the Late Cretaceous to the Holocene. The recorded families are Iguanidae s.l., Teiidae, Gekkonidae, ?Scincidae, Amphisbaenidae, Boidae, Aniliidae, Colubridae and Viperidae Dinilysiidae from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia and Palaeopheidae from the Late Eocene of Ecuador are the only known extinct recorded families. The families distribution during the Cretaceous and most of the Tertiary apparently was more extensive than at present, due to more generalized subtropical climatic conditions. The geological events during the Cenozoic would have caused climatic and environmental changes that would have favoured the appeareance of new adaptative types and the restriction in the distribution of many forms.
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