César M. García Esponda

The tarsal‐metatarsal complex of caviomorph rodents: Anatomy and functional‐adaptive analysis

Adriana M. Candela, Nahuel A. Muñoz, César M. García Esponda · Journal of Morphology · 2017 · 31 citations · Full text

Biology, Animal Behaviour, Morphological Evidence +15

Late Miocene mammals from the Calchaquí Valley (Palo Pintado Formation, northwestern Argentina): Biogeographic and paleoenvironmental implications for the southern central Andes

Adriana M. Candela, Claudia Inés Galli, Luciano L. Rasia et al. · Journal of South American Earth Sciences · 2021 · 25 citations

Palaeo-environmental Reconstruction, Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction, Engineering +10

Hindlimb musculature of the largest living rodent <scp><i>H</i></scp><i>ydrochoerus hydrochaeris</i> (Caviomorpha): Adaptations to semiaquatic and terrestrial styles of life

César M. García Esponda, Adriana M. Candela · Journal of Morphology · 2015 · 21 citations · Full text

Mammalian Physiology, Swimming Abilities, Rodent Ecology +21

Anatomy of the hindlimb musculature in the cursorial caviomorph<i>Dasyprocta azarae</i>Lichtenstein, 1823 (Rodentia, Dasyproctidae): functional and evolutionary significance

César M. García Esponda, Adriana M. Candela · Mammalia · 2010 · 19 citations

M. Iliopsoas, Surgery, Zoological Taxonomy +26

The Late Miocene mammals from the Humahuaca Basin (northwestern Argentina) provide new evidence on the initial stages of the Great American Biotic Interchange

Adriana M. Candela, María Alejandra Abello, Marcelo Reguero et al. · Papers in Palaeontology · 2023 · 15 citations · Full text

Biology, Palaeo-environmental Reconstruction, South America +13