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New Gomphotheriidae fossils encouraged the authors to study recently obtained them and review some others materials of this family that were classified in 2000 as Cuvieronius hyodon (Fischer). Together with new tusks remains, the recovery of the anterior portion of the cranial symphysis (alveolar zone) of a skull from Taguatagua is remarkable. The morphology of the available tusks and the characteristics of the anterior part of the symphysis allow the assignment of these remains to Stegomastodon. The occurrence of this genus at the end of the Pleistocene in Chile is established. Fossils are compared with others remains from South America and probable dispersal routes through the Andes cordillera are discussed.  Nuevos materiales f&#243;siles de Gomphotheriidae obtenidos recientemente, estimularon a los autores a estudiarlos y a revisar algunos otros restos de esta familia, que hab&#237;an sido asignados, el a&#241;o 2000, a Cuvieronius hyodon (Fischer). Junto a nuevos restos de defensas, destaca la recuperaci&#243;n de la parte anterior de la s&#237;nfisis craneal (zona alveolar) de un cr&#225;neo de Taguatagua. La morfolog&#237;a de las defensas disponibles y las caracter&#237;sticas de la porci&#243;n anterior de la s&#237;nfisis, permiten asignar estos materiales al g&#233;nero Stegomastodon, fundamentando as&#237; la presencia de este g&#233;nero en el Pleistoceno terminal de Chile. Se comparan con otros restos de Am&#233;rica del Sur y se discuten las probables v&#237;as de migraci&#243;n de estos mam&#237;feros a trav&#233;s de la cordillera de los Andes

Presencia del género Stegomastodon entre los restos fósiles de mastodontes de Chile (Gomphotheriidae), Pleistoceno superior