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Teresa Torres

Teresa Torres is a Chilean palaeontologist best known for her work linking Antarctic fossils to those found in Patagonia, Chile. She is a professor at the Universidad de Chile, and was one of the first Chilean women to study petrified forests in Antarctica. Provided by Wikipedia

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Estuary deposits in the Río Baguales Formation (Chattian-Aquitanean), Magallanes Province, Chile Depósitos estuarinos en la Formación Río Baguales (Chattiano-Aquitaniano), Provinci...

by Jacobus P Le Roux, Jacqueline Puratich, F. Amaro Mourgues, José Luis Oyarzún, Rodrigo A Otero, Teresa Torres, Francisco Hervé
Published 2010

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A Late Eocene age proposal for the Loreto Formation (Brunswick Peninsula, southernmost Chile), based on fossil cartilaginous fishes, paleobotany and radiometric evidence Una edad e...

by Rodrigo A Otero, Teresa Torres, Jacobus P Le Roux, Francisco Hervé, C. Mark Fanning, Roberto E Yury-Yáñez, David Rubilar-Rogers
Published 2012

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