CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO
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CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO
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COMENTARIOS AL LIBRO "AVANCES RECIENTES DE LA BIOARQUEOLOGÍA LATINOAMERICANA"

2016 , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO

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Atypical mycobacterial infections in five adult patients without evidence of immunosuppression. Making an experience

2015 , Alberto Fica , Andrés Soto , Jeannette Dabanch , PORTE TORRE, LORENA ISABEL , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO , M. Elvira Balcells , THOMPSON MOYA, LUIS ADALBERTO

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Otitis Media and Human Efforts to Deal with It Through Time

2023 , Marcos V. Goycoolea , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO

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Treponematosis in a pre-Columbian hunter-gatherer male from Antofagasta (1830 ± 20 BP, Northern Coast of Chile)

2020 , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO , Aryel Pacheco , Ivo Kuzmanic , Alejandro Clarot , Pablo Díaz

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Genomic and cultural diversity of the Incan Capacocha ceremony in Chile and Argentina

2021 , De La Fuente, Constanza P. , Maanasa Raghavan , Cortes, Constanza , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO , Verdugo, Ricardo , Moraga, Mauricio

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PALEOPARASITOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE TISSUE OF THE CERRO EL PLOMO MUMMY FROM CHILE: TRICHINELLA SP.

2011 , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO

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ANÁLISIS PALEOPARASITOLÓGICO DE LA MUSCULATURA ESQUELÉTICA DE LA MOMIA DEL CERRO EL PLOMO, CHILE: TRICHINELLA SP

2011 , Héctor Rodríguez , Isabel Noemí , José Luis Cerva , Omar Espinoza-Navarro , María Eugenia Castro , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO

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Quince años de experiencia clínica con hidatidosis

2012 , Alberto Fica , Andrés Soto , Jeannie Slater , Marcial Peralta , Roberto Humeres , Marcelo Castro , Jaime González , WEITZEL, THOMAS

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The Genomic and Cultural Diversity of the Inka Qhapaq Hucha Ceremony in Chile and Argentina

2024 , Constanza de la Fuente Castro , Constanza Cortés , Maanasa Raghavan , Daniela Castillo , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO , Ricardo A Verdugo , Mauricio Moraga , Diego Ortega-Del Vecchyo

Abstract The South American archaeological record has ample evidence of the socio-cultural dynamism of human populations in the past. This has also been supported through the analysis of ancient genomes, by showing evidence of gene flow across the region. While the extent of these signals is yet to be tested, the growing number of ancient genomes allows for more fine-scaled hypotheses to be evaluated. In this study, we assessed the genetic diversity of individuals associated with the Inka ritual, Qhapaq hucha. As part of this ceremony, one or more individuals were buried with Inka and local-style offerings on mountain summits along the Andes, leaving a very distinctive record. Using paleogenomic tools, we analyzed three individuals: two newly generated genomes from El Plomo Mountain (Chile) and El Toro Mountain (Argentina), and a previously published genome from Argentina (Aconcagua Mountain). Our results reveal a complex demographic scenario with each of the individuals showing different genetic affinities. Furthermore, while two individuals showed genetic similarities with present-day and ancient populations from the southern region of the Inka empire, the third individual may have undertaken long-distance movement. The genetic diversity we observed between individuals from similar cultural contexts supports the highly diverse strategies Inka implemented while incorporating new territories. More broadly, this research contributes to our growing understanding of the population dynamics in the Andes by discussing the implications and temporality of population movements in the region.

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Forensic Paleoradiology: Identification of a public figure murdered in 1837

2013 , CASTRO DOMINGUEZ, MARIO MARCELO , J. Díaz , Riquelme, J. L. , P. Rivas , P. Richter

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