Actualistic Taphonomy in South America

3.      Shells and stoves,  some time later... Laura Beovide, Marcos Lorenzo & Sergio Martínez

4.      Expanding the scope of Actualistic Taphonomy in archaeological research. Karen Borrazzo

5.      Actualistic Taphonomy of freshwater mollusks from the Argentine pampas: an overview of recent research progress. Claudio G. De Francesco, Eleonor Tietze, Paula A. Cristini & Gabriela S. Hassan

6.      Taphonomical analysis of rodent traces. Paula Dias

7.      Taphonomic and stratigraphic potential of recent bioclastic deposits: the case of Southern Brazil Shelf. Fernando Erthal & Matias Do Nascimento Ritter

8.      Perceptions on Actualistic Paleontology in four distinct areas of energy supply along the coast of the states of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Paraná, Brazil. Renato Ghilardi, Maria Clara da Silva Pinto & Sabrina Coelho Rodrigues

9.      A Gauchos landscape: Archaeological inferences from actualisitic taphonomic transects in the Humid Pampas of Argentina. María A. Gutiérrez, Cristian A. Kaufmann, María C. Álvarez, Agustina Massigoge, Daniel J. Rafuse, Nahuel Scheifler & Mariela E. González

10.  Actualistic taphonomy of diatoms: implications for the understanding of the Holocene record in Pampean shallow lakes. Gabriela S. Hassan, Claudio G. De Francesco & Marisel C. Díaz

11.  Actualistic taphonomy in northern Santa Cruz plateau (Argentina). Advances, archaeological implications, and future agenda. Laura Marchionni, Laura L. Miotti, María A. Gutiérrez, Darío O. Hermo, Bruno H. Mosquera, Lucía A. Magnín, Cristian Kaufmann, M. Clara Álvarez & Eloisa García Añino.

12.  Invasive species, a natural experiment in Actualistic Taphonomy. Sergio Martínez, Alejandra Rojas, Fernanda Cabrera y Diego Antuña

13.  Hypersalinity effects in the fossilization of insects from the early Cretaceous of NE Brazil. Actualistic experimentation. Marcio Mendes, Francisco Irineudo Bezerra de Oliveira, Daniel Rodrigues do Nascimento Jr., Wellington Ferreira da Silva Filho

14.  Actualistic Taphonomy of plant remains in tropical forests of southeastern Brazil. Fresia Ricardi-Blanco

15.  The fossil, the dead and the living: mollusc biogeographic ranges in the Uruguayan coast. Alejandra Rojas & Sergio Martínez