Variations in the isotopic niche of South American camelids. A vision from applied zooarchaeology.

TESSSONE, A; KOCHI, S; SAMEC, C; OTAOLA, CLARA; SCHEIFLER, N. ; MIYANO, JUAN PABLO; GRANT, J; ZANGRANDO, A.; A. GIL

Nature/s in construction: ethnobiology in the confluence of actors, territories and disciplines

Springer

Lugar: Amsterdam; Año: 2024; p. 553 - 570

The aim of this chapter is to provide novel information on geographic and temporal baselines for the different species of camelids, their interaction with different human populations over time, and the impact generated by modern socioeconomic activity on the isotopic niche of these species.