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Gravity Variations in Central Chile
1993Results corresponding to variations of the vertical component of gravity, associated with the March 3, 1985 earthquake are here reported. These processes frequently involve surface modifications near the rupture zone, which can be detected by means of precise gravimetric measurements. In Central Chile, the area affected by the March 1985 earthquake was
Manuel Araneda, M. Soledad Avendaño
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Ceramic behaviour of clays in Central Chile
Applied Clay Science, 2018Abstract This study is focussed on the behaviour of clays from some deposits in Metropolitan, Bernardo O'Higgins and the Maule Regions could help to support important ceramic industry. Some deposits of clays with industrial application have been studied.
Manuel Miguel Jordán+2 more
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Land Use Changes and Conflicts in Central Chile
1998In mediterranean-climate regions (MCRs), historical and geographical as well as ecological approaches are needed to elucidate processes and patterns occurring at that rarely defined level of complexity called “landscape”. In the case of Chile, a glance at the past five centuries of history is particularly crucial to the understanding of the various ...
Aronson, J.+5 more
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Forest Dynamics in South-Central Chile
Journal of Biogeography, 1981Forest structure and dynamics are analysed and compared for No thofagus-dominated forests in the Andes and for forests lacking Nothofagus in the Coastal Cordillera of the Province of Valdivia (c. 400S latitude), Chile. At mid-elevation (c. 600-950 m) in the Andes, even-aged Nothofagus stands develop on sites devastated by mass movements and volcanic ...
Thomas T. Veblen+3 more
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, 2010
RESUMEN:En esta contribucion se da a conocer la presencia de representantes de la familia Architectonicidae (Heliacinae), en sedimentitas de la parte basal de la Formacion Navidad (Miembro Navidad; Mioceno Inferior a Medio) en la zona costera de Chile ...
Daniel Ángel Frassinetti Cabezas+1 more
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RESUMEN:En esta contribucion se da a conocer la presencia de representantes de la familia Architectonicidae (Heliacinae), en sedimentitas de la parte basal de la Formacion Navidad (Miembro Navidad; Mioceno Inferior a Medio) en la zona costera de Chile ...
Daniel Ángel Frassinetti Cabezas+1 more
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Zeolitization of tuffs at Quinamávida, central southern Chile
Clays and Clay Minerals, 2007AbstractTuffs of the Tertiary Colbún Formation near Quinamávidain central southern Chile have been mapped and their mineralogy analyzed. The pyroclastic rocks present a maximum outcropping thickness of 120 m and are dominated by vitreous lapilli and minor lithic tuffs, the products of active volcanism nearby. About 10% of the tuffs consist of lenses of
Bascuñan, Sophía+3 more
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The Che of South-Central Chile
2014Chapter 3 contains the ethnographic background of the Araucanians/Che in southern Chile and western Argentina. It is broken down into discussions about the political, economic, social, and ideological structures and organization that developed in pre-Hispanic times and are maintained in many areas today.
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, 2003
Recientes estudios en la cordillera andina de Chile Central nos han permitido identificar la coexistencia de dos modos de vida distintos en el mismo territorio durante el periodo Alfarero Temprano (350 a.C. a 900 d.C.).
L. Cornejo B., L. Sanhueza R.
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Recientes estudios en la cordillera andina de Chile Central nos han permitido identificar la coexistencia de dos modos de vida distintos en el mismo territorio durante el periodo Alfarero Temprano (350 a.C. a 900 d.C.).
L. Cornejo B., L. Sanhueza R.
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Protect central Chile’s biodiversity
Science, 2023Jorge F, Perez-Quezada, Rosa, Scherson
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Managing wild crops of Gracilaria in central Chile
Hydrobiologia, 1984The species of the genus Gracilaria (Rhodophyta) provide nearly 48% of the raw algal material exported annually from Chile (Santelices & Lopehandia, 1981). About 50% of this material is gathered as thalli cast ashore from three beds of Gracilaria lemaneiformis (Bory) Weber-van Bosse in Central Chile (30 ° S, 71 ° W).
Santelices, Bernabé+3 more
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