Vol. 22 No. 1 (2022)

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This issue contains 3 Regular Articles on new Allosauroid remains from Patagonia, Naiad fossils from Entre Ríos Province, and the flora and fauna of the Campo Chico Formation from Venezuela.

Additionally, this issue contains the Thematic Volume "Paleoherpetology in Argentina: 150 years of history", edited by Z. Gasparini, L. Salgado, and J. B. Desojo, which contains 30 papers on the paleoherpetological research in various institutions in Argentina and other relevant topics.

Published: 2022-01-26

Articles

NEW ALLOSAUROID (THEROPODA, TETANURAE) REMAINS FROM THE SIERRA BARROSA FORMATION (MIDDLE CONIACIAN, UPPER CRETACEOUS), PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA

Mattia Antonio Baiano, Leonardo Sebastián Filippi

1–10
NAIADS (BIVALVIA-HYRIIDAE) IN THE “CONGLOMERADO OSÍFERO” (LATE MIOCENE), ENTRE RÍOS PROVINCE, ARGENTINA

Leandro Martín Pérez, Diego Brandoni, Sergio Martínez

11-19
CAMPO CHICO FORMATION, AN AMAZING WINDOW TO THE FLORA AND FAUNA FOSSIL FROM DEVONIAN TIMES (GIVETIAN– FRASNIAN), PERIJá RANGE, VENEZUELA

Jhonny Edgar Casas, Christopher Berry, John Mason Moody, Gavin Young

20–36

Thematic Volume

PALEOHERPETOLOGY IN ARGENTINA: PEOPLE, INSTITUTIONS, AND PERSPECTIVES

Zulma Gasparini, Leonardo Salgado, Julia B. Desojo

37–50
PALEOHERPETOLOGY IN THE NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST OF ARGENTINA

Paula Bona, Francisco Barrios, Graciela Ibargoyen

51–66
PALEOHERPETOLOGY IN THE MIGUEL LILLO INSTITUTE OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF TUCUMÁN, ARGENTINA

Fernando Abdala, Agustin Guillermo Martinelli, Francisco Rodrigo González

67–87
RIOJAN PALEOHERPETOLOGY FROM THE CRILAR: HISTORY OF FINDINGS AND TRANSFERENCE

Lucas Ernesto Fiorelli, Esteban Martín Hechenleitner, Ivana Amelotti

88–106
MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF SAN JUAN: HISTORY AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE LOWER MESOZOIC PALEOHERPETOLOGY

Oscar Alfredo Alcober, Ricardo Néstor Martínez

107–131
LABORATORY AND MUSEUM OF DINOSAURS OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF CUYO: FOUNDATION, HISTORY AND SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES

Bernardo Javier González Riga, Leonardo D. Ortiz David, María Belén Tomaselli, Juan Pedro Coria, Claudio Mercado

132–147
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARGENTINEAN PALEOHERPETOLOGY FROM THE “MUSEO MOYANO” OF MENDOZA

Esperanza Cerdeño, Susana M. Devincenzi, Mercedes Parral

148–156
MUSEUMS AND INSTITUTIONS OF NATURAL SCIENCES IN THE SOUTH OF THE PROVINCE OF MENDOZA AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO ARGENTINE PALEOHERPETOLOGY

Marcelo Saúl de la Fuente

157–169
CÓRDOBA AND PALEOHERPETOLOGY: HISTORY AND COMMENTS

Claudia Patricia Tambussi, Federico Javier Degrange

170–174
THE EXCEPTIONAL FLYING REPTILES AND OTHER FINDINGS FROM SAN LUIS

Laura Codorniú, David Rivarola; Gabriela Castillo-Elías ; Federico Gianechini, Matías Rivarola

175–187
THE MUSEO ARGENTINO DE CIENCIAS NATURALES “BERNARDINO RIVADAVIA” AND ITS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ARGENTINE PALEOHERPETOLOGY

Agustín Guillermo Martinelli, Federico Lisandro Agnolin, Martin Daniel Ezcurra, Marcelo Pablo Isasi, Fernando Emilio Novas

188–207
THE PALEONTOLOGY AREA OF THE FUNDACIÓN AZARA

Sebastián Apesteguía, Pablo Ariel Gallina, Paula Muzzopappa

208–225
PALEOHERPETOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES: PAST AND PRESENT

Juan Martín Leardi, Martín Ezequiel Farina, Raúl Orencio Gómez, Claudia Alicia Marsicano

226–234
FOSSIL AMPHIBIANS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE LA PLATA MUSEUM

Ana María Báez, Julia Brenda Desojo

235–244
THE STUDY OF CONTINENTAL REPTILES IN THE MUSEO DE LA PLATA: HISTORY, LEADING PLAYERS AND CURRENT LINES OF RESEARCH

Alejandro Otero, Paula Bona, Marcelo Saúl, Julia Desojo

245–264
THE STUDY OF THE MESOZOIC MARINE REPTILES AT THE MUSEO DE LA PLATA

Yanina Herrera, Marta S. Fernández

265–274
HISTORY OF THE PALEORNITHOLOGICAL STUDIES IN THE MUSEO DE LA PLATA

Carolina Acosta Hospitaleche, Eduardo Pedro Tonni

275–282
HISTORY OF THE PALEOHERPETOLOGY IN THE CITY OF MAR DEL PLATA, SOUTHEASTERN BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE, ARGENTINA

Adriana María Albino

283–293
RÍO NEGRO AND ITS INSTITUTIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PALEOHERPETOLOGICAL STUDIES

Leonardo Salgado

294–308
THE GEOLOGICAL AND PALEONTOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF COMAHUE

Jorge Orlando Calvo, Leonardo Salgado

309–317
MUSEO MUNICIPAL ARGENTINO URQUIZA (RINCÓN DE LOS SAUCES, NEUQUÉN): A CORNER FULL OF SAURIANS

Leonardo S. Filippi

318–325
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE PALAEOHERPETOLOGY AT THE CARMEN FUNES MUSEUM OF PLAZA HUINCUL (NEUQUÉN, ARGENTINA): FACTS AND CHARACTERS

Rodolfo A. Coria

326–334
HISTORY OF THE “ERNESTO BACHMANN” MUSEUM, FROM VILLA EL CHOCÓN, NEUQUEN

Juan Ignacio Canale

335–343
MARINE AND CONTINENTAL FOSSIL REPTILES OF THE MUSEO PROVINCIAL DE CIENCIAS NATURALES “PROF. DR. JUAN A. OLSACHER” OF ZAPALA, NEUQUÉN PROVINCE

Zulma Gasparini, Leonardo Salgado, Alberto Carlos Garrido

344–358
PALEOHERPETOLOGY AT THE MUSEO PALEONTOLÓGICO EGIDIO FREUGLIO (TRELEW, CHUBUT)

Juliana Sterli, Diego Pol, José Luis Carballido, Pablo Puerta, Evangelos Vlachos

359–380
MORE THAN THREE DECADES OF HISTORY AND VALIDITY OF THE LABORATORIO DE PALEONTOLOGÍA DE VERTEBRADOS OF THE UNPSJB COMODORO RIVADAVIA

Rubén Darío Martínez, Gabriel Andrés Casal, Lucio Manuel Ibiricu, Marcelo Luna, Jorge Francisco Rodríguez

381–387
A LOOK AT THE PALEOHERPETOLOGICAL RECORD OF THE SANTA CRUZ PROVINCE, ITS PROTAGONISTS AND THE ROLE OF THE MUSEO REGIONAL “PADRE MOLINA”

Alejandro Otero, Fernando Emilio Novas

388–398
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ARGENTINE PALEOHERPETOLOGY IN ANTARCTICA

José Patricio O'Gorman, Carolina Acosta Hospitaleche, Marcelo Alfredo Reguero, Zulma Gasparini

399–410
ARGENTINEAN WOMEN IN PALEOHERPETOLOGY: A HISTORY OF ALMOST 100 YEARS

Ariana Paulina-Carabajal, Julia Brenda Desojo

411–427
HISTORY OF THE VERTEBRATE FOSSIL TECHNICIANS: PIONEERS, LEGACY, AND PRESENT PROGRESS IN ARGENTINA

Pablo Fernando Puerta, Marcelo Pablo Isasi

428–442