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Mariano I Martinez, Renata M Pertossi, Agustín R Cosso, Antonella Presti, Pablo E Penchaszadeh

Shallow species of Holothuroidea in the collection of the Museo Argentina de Ciencias Naturales “Bernardino Rivadavia” (MACN)

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Echinoderms in Argentina are closely associated with the pioneering studies of Irene Bernasconi, particularly regarding sea cucumbers from...

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This manuscript presents a valuable contribution to the understanding of Holothuroidea diversity in shallow Argentine waters, skillfully leveraging th...

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Renata Micaela Pertossi, Mariano Ignacio Martinez

Diversity of genus Phromachocrinus Carpenter, 1879 of the National Invertebrates collection, Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales “Bernardino Rivadavia”

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Professor Irene Bernasconi was a pioneer in Antarctic crinoid research in Argentina, with her work on Promachocrinus kerguelensis published...

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This study presents a timely and valuable re-evaluation of the diversity within the crinoid genus *Promachocrinus* housed at the Museo Argentino de Ci...

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Ariana Belén Alarcón Saavedra, Daniela Huenten, Lorena Pilar Arribas, Martín Ignacio Brogger

Biodiversity, bathymetric distribution, and reproductive strategies of sea stars (Echinodermata: Asteroidea) in the Argentine Sea

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Sea stars (Echinodermata: Asteroidea) are widely distributed across all oceans, with numerous species inhabiting the Argentine Sea. This re...

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This comprehensive bibliographic review, "Biodiversity, bathymetric distribution, and reproductive strategies of sea stars (Echinodermata: Asteroidea)...

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Judit Daniela Huenten, Ariana Belén Alarcón Saavedra, María Carla de Aranzamendi, Timothy O’Hara, Martín Ignacio Brogger

Hidden biodiversity in the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean: brittle stars from the Mar 2 del Plata Submarine Canyon, Argentina

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Among the phylum Echinodermata, the class Ophiuroidea is the most diverse, with brittle stars being widely distributed across benthic envir...

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This study makes a significant contribution to our understanding of deep-sea biodiversity in the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean, an area historically con...

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Mariano Martínez, Alejandro Tablado, Fabrizio Scarabino, Mariela Romanelli, Malena Pfoh, Renata Pertossi, Analía Pérez, Pablo Penchaszadeh, Daniel Lauretta, Daniela Huenten, Damian Gil, Cintia Fraysse, Jonathan Flores, Lucía Epherra, Florencia Di Marco, Lorena Arribas, Ariana Alarcón Saavedra, Martín Brogger

A century of echinoderm research in Argentina: Irene Bernasconi’s lasting legacy from 1925, with notes on type material and publication chronology

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Irene Bernasconi was a pioneering and internationally recognized echinoderm specialist from Argentina. Her career, which spanned nearly six...

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This paper presents a valuable and overdue review of the foundational contributions of Irene Bernasconi to echinoderm research in Argentina and the br...

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Susana Maytía Romero, Pablo E Penchaszadeh, Leonardo Ortega, Rosario Quintero, Alvar Carranza, Leonardo Santos de Souza, Angel Segura, Gabriela Vélez-Rubio, Ariel De León-Mackey, Romina Trinchin, Mariano Martínez, Martín Brogger, Wilson Serra, Mariela Romanelli, Fabrizio Scarabino, Alejandro Tablado

Asteroidea (Echinodermata) from Uruguay (SW Atlantic): an annotated checklist and zoogeographic considerations

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The diversity of Asteroidea from the Southwestern Atlantic between 30° S and 40° S (southern Brazil, Uruguay, and northern Argentinean wate...

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This paper presents a much-needed compilation and analysis of Asteroidea (sea stars) from Uruguayan waters, a region where existing knowledge has rema...

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Cintia Pamela Fraysse, Analía Fernanda Pérez, Ayelén Mattenet, Malena Pfoh, Claudia Clementina Boy

Oral brooding (Anasterias antarctica) versus internal brooding (Diplopteraster verrucosus): Contrasting strategies of the brooded juveniles for full development

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Both sea star species in this study are brooders from the South Atlantic. Anasterias antarctica displays a complex reproductive cycle invol...

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This study offers a compelling comparative analysis of two distinct brooding strategies in South Atlantic sea stars, *Anasterias antarctica* (oral bro...

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Analía Pérez, Cintia Fraysse, Malena Pfoh, Claudia Boy

Development patterns and oxidative metabolismof antarctic sea stars

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Sea stars exhibit different development patterns that comprise indirect and direct development, including pelagic or benthic larvae, and pl...

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This manuscript presents a fascinating investigation into the interplay between diverse reproductive strategies and oxidative metabolism in Antarctic...

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Gabriel Mario Martin

A chronology of the genus Thylamys (Didelphidae, Thylamyini), with emphasis in the forms occurring in Argentina

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The genus Thylamys includes several species of small mouse opossums living predominantly in arid and semi-arid regions of South America. In...

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This manuscript provides a timely and much-needed comprehensive review of the genus *Thylamys*, with a specific focus on the complex taxonomic landsca...

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Maximiliano Fabianelli, Rubén Darío Juárez Valieri, Rafael Lindoso, Jorge Meso, Guillermo Salinas, José Haro, Albert Prieto-Marquez

Returning the dragon to its cave: the spinosaurid nature of the purported ornithopod materials from the ‘Middle’ Cretaceous Alcântara Formation, northeastern Brazil

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We have conducted a reassessment of dinosaur caudal vertebrae from the Cenomanian Alcântara Formation in the Maranhão State, northeastern B...

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This paper presents a rigorous reassessment of dinosaur caudal vertebrae from the Cenomanian Alcântara Formation, northeastern Brazil, which have a co...