Tras los pasos de Carl E. Burckhardt en los Andes Mendocinos
; Mescua, Jose Francisco
; Vennari, Verónica Vanesa
; Ramos, Victor Alberto 
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08/2020
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Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales
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En el marco de las expediciones organizadas por el Museo de la Plata se destacan las observaciones de los Andes mendocinos de Carl Burckhardt, Leo Wehrli y Rudolf Hauthal. Sobre la base de sus precisas descripciones y del archivo fotográfico existente en la biblioteca de la Escuela Politécnica Federal (ETH) de Zúrich, se ha podido reconstruir el recorrido realizado en 1897. Teniendo en cuenta los trabajos publicados, en especial los de Burckhardt, se han reubicados dos clásicas localidades fosilíferas, el Cajón del Burro y los “Molinos Colgados”. En la primera se habían extraído amonites, cuyos ejemplares tipo se encuentran perdidos. La segunda corresponde en realidad a Mallines Colgados, ubicada en la margen derecha del río Grande. El nuevo material colectado, así como las observaciones realizadas ponen en valor el trabajo realizado por estos exploradores a fines del siglo XIX.
Within the framework of the expeditions organized by the Museo de la Plata, stand out the observations of the Mendoza Andes by Carl Burckhardt, Leo Wehrli and Rudolf Hauthal. Based on their descriptions and the existing photographic archive in the library of the Federal Polytechnic School (ETH) of Zurich, it was possible to reconstruct the route made in 1897. Based on the published works, mainly those of Burckhardt, we were able to relocate two classic fossiliferous localities, the Cajón del Burro and the “Molinos Colgados”. In the first were collected type specimens of ammonites, which are presently lost. The second, Mallines Colgados, was located on the right bank of the Rio Grande. The new material collected, as well as the observations made, highlight the work done by these explorers at the end of the 19th century.
Within the framework of the expeditions organized by the Museo de la Plata, stand out the observations of the Mendoza Andes by Carl Burckhardt, Leo Wehrli and Rudolf Hauthal. Based on their descriptions and the existing photographic archive in the library of the Federal Polytechnic School (ETH) of Zurich, it was possible to reconstruct the route made in 1897. Based on the published works, mainly those of Burckhardt, we were able to relocate two classic fossiliferous localities, the Cajón del Burro and the “Molinos Colgados”. In the first were collected type specimens of ammonites, which are presently lost. The second, Mallines Colgados, was located on the right bank of the Rio Grande. The new material collected, as well as the observations made, highlight the work done by these explorers at the end of the 19th century.
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