The mountain caracara (Phalcoboenus megalopterus) as an accumulator of faunal remains: neotaphonomic insights for the assessment of Andean zooarchaeological records
Key Points
Faunal remains accumulation offers new insights into neotaphonomic processes.
Key evidence includes the examination of deposition patterns, revealing significant findings across a range of sites.
Analysis utilizes zooarchaeological methods, focusing on ecological interactions within Andean ecosystems.
This work emphasizes the need for integrated approaches in understanding past ecosystems and their faunal records.