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                <text>Consecuencias de las variaciones microclimáticas sobre la visita de insectos polinizadores en dos especies de Chaetanthera (Asteraceae) en los Andes de Chile central Consequences of microclimate variation on insect pollinator visitation in two species of Chaetanthera (Asteraceae) in the central Chilean Andes</text>
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                <text>La actividad de polinizadores puede ser afectada por factores bióticos (e.g., densidad floral en el parche, despliegue floral) o por factores abióticos (e.g., temperatura, velocidad de viento, nubosidad). A pesar de la notable variación local, estacional e interanual en temperatura en zonas alpinas, las consecuencias de la variación microclimática local sobre la actividad de los polinizadores han recibido escasa atención en ambientes de alta montaña. En este estudio comparamos las tasas de visita a flores de polinizadores realizadas sobre poblaciones de exposición norte y oeste, en Chaetanthera apiculata (3.100 m de altitud), y en poblaciones de exposición este y oeste en C. lycopodioides (3.300 m de altitud). Se estudiaron los sistemas de reproducción de ambas especies para determinar su nivel de dependencia de un agente de polinización externo. En C. apiculata, la población que crece sobre la ladera de exposición norte estuvo sujeta a mayores temperaturas diurnas (1,8 °C) y mayores tasas de visita (7,8 veces) que la población sobre la ladera de exposición oeste. En C. lycopodioides, a su vez, la ladera de exposición este fue más cálida (3 °C) y más visitada (cuatro veces) que la población de exposición oeste. Mientras en C. apiculata, solo Faunula leucoglene (Lepidóptera: Satyridae) presentó mayor actividad en la población más cálida, en C. lycopodioides, solo F. leucoglene y Liphantus sp. (Himenóptera: Andrenidae) tuvieron mayor actividad en la población más cálida. La tasa de visitas de Faunula leucoglene fue afectada por la temperatura en C. apiculata y C. lycopodioides. Ambas especies, C. apiculata y C. lycopodioides, son parcialmente autocompatibles, y por lo tanto requieren polen exógeno para alcanzar una producción de semillas máxima. Nuestros resultados muestran que en ambientes de alta montaña las tasas de visita de polinizadores son altamente variables y que los factores microclimáticos pueden generar más variación en las tasas de visitas a flores que la densidad de capítulos florales en los parches. Nuestros resultados aportan valiosa información sobre las potenciales consecuencias del cambio climático global en la polinizaciónInsect pollinator activity can be influenced by biotic (e.g., patch floral density and floral display) or by abiotic factors (e.g., temperature, wind velocity, cloudiness). In spite of microsite, seasonal and interannual variation in temperature in the alpine zone, the consequences of local microclimatic variation on pollinator activity has been rarely studied in high mountain ecosystems. In this study we compared flower visitation rates on a north-facing slope and a west-facing slope in Chaetanthera apiculata (3,100 m of altitude) and on an east-facing slope and a west-facing slope in Chaetanthera lycopodioides (3,300 m of altitude). We studied the breeding system in each species in order to determine level of dependence on external pollinators. While the north-facing slope inhabited by C. apiculata was warmer (1.8 °C) and visited (7.8-fold) more frequently than the west-facing slope, in C. lycopodioides the east-facing slope was warmer (3 °C) and visited more frequently (4-fold) than the west-facing slope. In C. apiculata only Faunula leucoglene (Lepidóptera: Satyridae) showed higher activity in the warmer population. In C. lycopodioides, F. leucoglene and Liphantus sp. (Himenóptera:Andrenidae) showed higher activity rates in the warmer population. Flower visitation rate in Faunula leucoglene was correlated with temperature in C. apiculata and C. lycopodioides. Both C. apiculata and C. lycopodioides are partially self-compatible, and thus require exogenous pollen for maximum seed set. Our results show that in high elevation environments flower visitation rates can be highly variable and that microclimatic conditions can be more important for pollinator variation among populations than head density. Our results offer valuable insights on the potential consequences of global warming on plant pollination at high elevation</text>
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                <text>El cambio climático, resultante del calentamiento global, afecta no solo al medio ambiente, sino también a la dinámica del comercio internacional. Entre sus efectos, en las regiones polares, destacamos el aumento del nivel del mar y la alteración de las corrientes oceánicas. Esto llevó a la aparición de vías navegables en el Océano Ártico que pueden servir para fines comerciales al facilitar el transporte entre los océanos Pacífico y Atlántico. Ante este escenario y utilizando el método deductivo basado en el análisis jurisprudencial y documental, el presente artículo tiene como objetivo indagar en qué medida el caso Northwest Passage entre Estados Unidos y Canadá puede contribuir a la solución de las controversias que surgen a nivel internacional. sobre el derecho del mar y regular las prácticas comerciales marítimas. Se observa que, aunque de suma importancia, la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar de 1982 no es suficiente para resolver el conflicto presentado, y es necesario promover no solo instrumentos normativos internacionales, sino también diplomáticos o foros especializados de tal manera que imposibiliten favorecer a un Estado sobre otro, así como brindar una solución híbrida, capaz de satisfacer los intereses de todos los Estados involucrados, que reconozca la navegación y produzca lineamientos y procedimientos para la protección de áreas marinas.</text>
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                <text>Research background: The Horn of Africa is arguably the most vulnerable region for many shocks. Currently, the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) is spreading fast in the region. The number of new cases and the mortality of this pandemic have increased dramatically. As lockdown and movement restrictions are the major strategies suggested to minimize the spread of the virus, the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are not only limited to public health but also have a major impact on the economic aspects.   Purpose of the article: This review paper aims to synthesize the consequences of COVID-19 on the digital economy in the Horn of Africa. We review and recommend adopting the digital economy could be the remedy to go through COVID-19 safely as the world sees digital companies boom during the pandemic.   Methods: To achieve our purpose, we applied qualitative analysis and synthesis as a method, and recently published papers in the area (most suitable to our aim) are included as data sources.    Findings &amp; Value added: The Horn region is already feeling the economic impact of the virus and we discussed it in terms of monetary, fiscal, current account balance, and unemployment expected impacts. However, this pandemic is not just about adverse impacts; it is also about unanticipated business opportunities. In this perspective, the decline of the international oil price during this pandemic can be seen as a blessing in disguise since countries in the region are net importers of crude oil. Moreover, Ethiopia’s coffee export has increased rapidly at a level of record sales of about 665 million dollars from July 2019 to April 2020 (10 months’ export). The lion’s share of this upsurge has been achieved because of the rise in the coffee consumption from homes of the country’s Arabic coffee importers, such as Germany, the U.S, and Saudi Arabia due to the lockdown measures. The paper also covers the prospects of the virus by pinpointing various booming companies that are digital-based businesses. Therefore, we urge the Horn of African countries to internalize these opportunities by swiftly investing in the telecom sector to shift to the online way of doing business.</text>
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                <text>2021</text>
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                <text>covid-19, digital economy, economic impact, Horn of Africa</text>
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                <text>Biotemas</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina</text>
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                <text>José Irivaldo Alves Oliveira Silva</text>
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                <text>A pesquisa sociológica tem se interessado crescentemente pelas formas discursivas e práticas pelas quais a chamada 'questão ambiental' passa a influenciar escolhas políticas e as figurações sociais. Analisou-se o modelo de conservação empreendido pela criação destas unidades de conservação em propriedades rurais privadas. As dinâmicas sociais analisadas envolveram proprietários, populações rurais do entorno e representantes de órgãos públicos, tratados neste trabalho em termos dos processos combinados de mudança ambiental, políticas conservacionistas e marginalização de grupos sociais no quadro da abordagem da ecologia política. A pesquisa de campo revelou as contradições deste modelo de política conservacionista. Estas contradições são potencializadas no Semiárido, de um lado tem-se políticas que absorvem o meio ambiente como um elemento exclusivamente de conservação, por outro existem políticas que incorporam a questão ambiental como um elemento a mais na política de desenvolvimento e, além dessas, permanecem políticas de caráter compensatório.La investigación sociológica está interesándose de manera creciente por las formas discursivas y prácticas por las cuales la llamada 'cuestión ambiental' pasa a influenciar elecciones políticas y las figuraciones sociales, incluso en el espacio rural. Se analizó el modelo de conservación emprendido por la creación de estas unidades de conservación en propiedades rurales privadas. Las dinámicas sociales analizadas involucraron propietarios, poblaciones rurales del entorno y representantes de organismos públicos tratados en este trabajo en términos de los procesos de cambio ambiental, políticas conservacionistas y marginación de grupos sociales en el cuadro del abordaje de la ecología política. La investigación de campo reveló las contradicciones de este modelo de política conservacionista. Estas contradicciones son potencializadas en el Semiárido, de un lado hay políticas que absorben el medio ambiente como un elemento exclusivamente de conservación, de otro hay políticas que incorporan la cuestión ambiental como un elemento más en la política de desarrollo y, además de esas, hay políticas de carácter compensatorio.Sociological research has become increasingly interested in the discursive forms and practices by which the so-called 'environmental issue' is to influence policy choices and social figurations. It was analyzed the model of conservation undertaken by the creation of these protected areas on private farms. The social dynamics analyzed involved landowners, surrounding rural communities and the representatives of public agencies, addressed in this work in terms of the combined processes of environmental change, conservation policies and marginalization of social groups within the approach of political ecology. The field research revealed contradictions of this conservationist policy model. These contradictions are enhanced in the semiarid region. On the one hand there are policies which devise the environment as an element of only conservation, on the other hand there are policies that incorporate the environmental issue as one more element in development policy, and there are thus, the compensatory policies.</text>
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                <text>Ambiente &amp; Sociedade</text>
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                <text>Associação Nacional de Pós-Graduação e Pesquisa em Ambiente e Sociedade (ANPPAS)</text>
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                <text>Human ecology. Anthropogeography</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;amp;pid=S1414-753X2013000100006" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&amp;amp;pid=S1414-753X2013000100006&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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