Invited editors: Beatriz Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel Griffin, Victor A. Ramos

Published: 2009-03-30

Editorial

Darwin's geological research in Argentina

Beatriz Aguirre-Urreta, Miguel Griffin, Victor A. Ramos

4-7

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Articles

Charles Robert Darwin and Argentina's National Academy of Sciences

Pedro José Depetris

8-12

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Darwin's observation in South America: what did he find at agua de la zorra, Mendoza province?

Stella Poma

13-20

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Darwin forest at agua de la zorra: the first in situ forest discovered in South America by Darwin in 1835

Mariana Brea, Analía E. Artabe, Luis A. Spalletti

21-31

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On Darwin's footsteps across the Andes: Tithonian-Neocomian fossil invertebrates from the Piuquenes pass

Beatriz Aguirre-Urreta, Veronica Vennari

32-42

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The High Andean Cordillera of central Argentina and Chile along the Piuquenes Pass-Cordon del Portillo transect: Darwin's pioneering observations compared with modern geology

Laura Giambiagi, Maisa Tunik, Victor A. Ramos, Estanislao Godoy

43-54

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The first geological mapof Patagonia

Eduardo O. Zappettini, José Mendia

55-59

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The stratigraphy of cretaceous mudstones in the eastern Fuegian Andes: new data from body and trace fossils

Eduardo B. Olivero, Francisco A. Medina, María I. Lopez C.

60-69

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Darwin's great patagonian tertiary formation at the mouth of the río Santa Cruz: a reappraisal

Ana Parras, Miguel Griffin

70-82

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Sedimentology and paleontology of a miocene marine succession first noticed by Darwin at Puerto Deseado (Port Desire)

Silvio Casadio, Miguel Griffin

83-89

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Charles Darwin and the first scientific observations on the patagonian shingle formation (Rodados Patagónicos)

Oscar A. Martinez, Jorge Rabassa, Andrea Coronato

90-100

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Charles Darwin and the oldest glacial events in Patagonia: the erratic blocks of the Río Santa Cruz valley

Jorge Strelin, Eduardo Malagnino

101-108

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From Buenos Aires to Santa Fe: Darwin's observations and modern knowledge.

Martín Iriondo, Daniela Krohling

109-123

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On the formations of the Pampas inthe footsteps of Darwin: south of the Salado

Marcelo Zarate, Alicia Folguera

124-136

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Geology of the area of Bahía Blanca, Darwin's view and the present knowledge: a story of 10 million years

Mirta E. Quattrocchio

137-146

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The fossil mammals collected by Charles Darwin in South America during his travels on board the HMS Beagle

Juan C. Fernicola, Sergio F. Vizcaino, Gerardo De Iuliis

147-159

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Young Darwin and the ecology and extinction of pleistocene south american fossil mammals

Sergio F. Vizcaino, Richard A. Farina, Juan C. Fernicola

160-169

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Darwin at Puente del Inca: observations on the formation of the Inca's bridge and mountain building

Victor A. Ramos

170-179

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