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Patagonian partnerships: the extinct Dusicyon avus and its interaction with prehistoric human communities by Abbona, Cinthia C, Lebrasseur, Ophélie, Prevosti, Francisco J, Peralta, Eva, González Venanzi, Lucio, Frantz, Laurent, Larson, Greger, Gil, Adolfo F, Neme, Gustavo A

“…The southern Mendoza province, located in the northern region of Patagonia, was inhabited by hunter-gatherer groups until historic times. Previous…”
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Between Foragers and Farmers: Climate Change and Human Strategies in Northwestern Patagonia by Gil, Adolfo F., Villalba, Ricardo, Franchetti, Fernando R., Otaola, Clara, Abbona, Cinthia C., Peralta, Eva A., Neme, Gustavo

“…In this paper we explore how changes in human strategies are differentially modulated by climate in a border area between hunter-gatherers and farmers. We…”
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Multiple recent horizontal transfers of the cox1 intron in Solanaceae and extended co-conversion of flanking exons by Sanchez-Puerta, Maria V, Abbona, Cinthia C, Zhuo, Shi, Tepe, Eric J, Bohs, Lynn, Olmstead, Richard G, Palmer, Jeffrey D

“…The most frequent case of horizontal transfer in plants involves a group I intron in the mitochondrial gene cox1, which has been acquired via some 80 separate…”
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Break-induced replication is the primary recombination pathway in plant somatic hybrid mitochondria: a model for mitochondrial horizontal gene transfer by Gandini, Carolina L, Garcia, Laura E, Abbona, Cinthia C, Ceriotti, Luis F, Kushnir, Sergei, Geelen, Danny, Sanchez-Puerta, M Virginia

“…Somatic hybrids between distant species offer a remarkable model to study genomic recombination events after mitochondrial fusion. Recently, we described…”
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The complete organelle genomes of Physochlaina orientalis: Insights into short sequence repeats across seed plant mitochondrial genomes by Gandini, Carolina L., Garcia, Laura E., Abbona, Cinthia C., Sanchez-Puerta, M. Virginia

“…[Display omitted] •The Physochlaina orientalis mitochondrial genome is the largest among the Solanaceae.•The P. orientalis mtDNA has many short repeats (SR) in…”
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Multiple recent horizontal transfers of the cox1intron in Solanaceae and extended co-conversion of flanking exons by Sanchez-Puerta, Maria V, Abbona, Cinthia C, Zhuo, Shi, Tepe, Eric J, Bohs, Lynn, Olmstead, Richard G, Palmer, Jeffrey D

“…The most frequent case of horizontal transfer in plants involves a group I intron in the mitochondrial gene cox1, which has been acquired via some 80 separate…”
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