Vol 53, No 3 (2026) (Preview)

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Milna paleolake (Tierra del Fuego): new evidence of a pre-Last Glacial Maximum cooling
María Romina Onorato, Andrea Coronato, Marianela Díaz, María Julia Orgeira, Claudia Gogorza, Pedro Palermo, Avto Gogichaishvili, Ramiro López
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Using multilevel models to incorporate spatial heterogeneity in landslide susceptibility assessment
Edier Aristizábal
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Thermal contraction and expansion of quartz and its role in porphyry deposit mineralisation: A review
Eduardo A. Rossello, Adrián H. Gallardo
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Results of the first update of the Provincial Glacier Inventory for the San Juan River Hydrological System, Argentina
Gabriela Álvarez Parma, Silvio Pastore, Carla Tapia Baldis
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Late Cretaceous stratigraphy of northern Chile between 28.5 and 30°S: Record of a greenhouse event during early Andean orogenesis
Esteban Salazar, Christian Creixell, Constantino Mpodozis, Marco Suárez, Alfonso Rubilar, Paula Castillo, Andrés Folguera
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Lithium brines belts in the Central Andes of Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.
José Cabello
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Las fábricas cristalinas en el borde del plutón Pingo-Pingo y su roca de caja. Cordón de Lila, norte de Chile.
Eduardo Valencia, Hans Niemeyer
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Comment on “Applied geophysics to morphostructurally characterize a hydrothermal system: La Laja, San Juan (Argentina)” by Sottile et al. (2026), Andean Geology 53(1): 113-135
Ricardo Astini
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First U-Pb detrital zircon ages from the Los Morteritos Unit (El Gigante Metamorphic Complex), Sierras Pampeanas, Argentina: new insight into the early Paleozoic evolution of SW Gondwana
Carlos Iván Lembo Wuest, Sebastián Osvaldo Verdecchia, Juan Alberto Félix Murra, Carlos Dino Ramacciotti
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The Tálar Caldera and its products: the southernmost flare-up centre of the Altiplano Puna Volcanic Complex (Central Andes)
Jorge Eduardo Romero, José Antonio Naranjo, Laurie Brown, Alexandre Corgne, Lewis Hughes, Carlos Ramírez
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