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important and
picturesque elevation which divides the town in two, the
Chenque hill. The city
business district area lies at the foot of the hill. Its...
- the San
Jorge Gulf, an
inlet of the
Atlantic Ocean, at the foot of the
Chenque Hill.
Comodoro Rivadavia is the most
important city of the San
Jorge Basin[citation...
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Cerro de los
Chenques Monogenetic volcano 44°52′25″S 70°03′49″W / 44.87361°S 70.06361°W / -44.87361; -70.06361 (Cerro de los
Chenques)
Holocene Cerro...
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Gabriela Mángano;
Richard G.
Bromley (2008). "Ichnology of the
Lower Miocene Chenque Formation, Patagonia, Argentina:
animal -
substrate interactions and the...
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Pachacamac Ilo Sonhuayo,
Chanka site near
modern Andahuaylas Machu Picchu Chenque I near
Lihue Calel National Park
Angostura I in
Patagonia Huaca Cao Viejo...
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Cerro de los
Chenques is a
monogenetic volcano in the
Chubut Province, Argentina,
which was
considered to be of
Holocene age but was
later re-dated to...
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Garden 71: 1088–1099. Barreda, V. 1997.
Palynomorph ****emblage of the
Chenque Formation, Late Oligocene?—Miocene from
Golfo San
Jorge Basin, Patagonia...
- B. tolis.
Camachoaster Gen. et sp. nov
Valid Mooi et al.
Early Miocene Chenque Formation Argentina A sand
dollar belonging to the
group Scutelliformes...
- Mángano, M.A. and Bromley, R.G. (2008). "Ichnology of the
Lower Miocene Chenque Formation, Patagonia, Argentina:
animal -
substrate interactions and the...
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Monophoraster telfordi Sp. nov
Valid Mooi, Martínez & del Río
Early Miocene Chenque Formation Argentina A sand dollar.
Nucleolites usoi Sp. nov
Valid Forner...
