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                <text>As borboletas frugívoras são utilizadas em estudos ecológicos comparativos seguindo protocolos de amostragem padronizados, pois são facilmente coletadas por armadilhas com iscas de atração alimentar. Tal característica, aliada ao fato de suas populações responderem frente a variações no hábitat, as tornam boas indicadoras biológicas. Este estudo objetivou elaborar uma lista de espécies e apresentar características ecológicas e morfológicas das borboletas frugívoras encontradas em áreas de Mata Atlântica no Parque Estadual da Serra do Tabuleiro, Santa Catarina, auxiliando no conhecimento deste grupo de borboletas para a região. Foram realizadas seis campanhas ao longo de um ano (novembro de 2009 a agosto de 2010), utilizando-se 25 armadilhas de atração em cada uma, que permaneceram ativas durante dez dias e foram revisadas a cada dois dias para reposição de isca e coleta dos indivíduos. Foram capturados 331 indivíduos de 20 espécies, pertencentes a três subfamílias: Biblidinae, Charaxinae e Satyrinae. O estudo acrescentou onze novas espécies à lista já existente para a Mata Atlântica de Santa Catarina.</text>
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                <text>Colombia es el quinto país con el mayor número de especies de primates Platirhinos a nivel mundial, presentando doce de los dieciséis géneros existentes, distribuidos desde el nivel del mar hasta 3.200 metros de altura. Probablemente debido a esto, los primates son el grupo de mamíferos mejor conocido en nuestro país, existiendo una amplia gama de estudios publicados en cuanto a distribución, comportamiento y ecología; sin embargo, aún es mucho lo que falta por descubrir y aclarar en cuanto a su taxonomía e historia natural. La distribución de los primates en el territorio colombiano, obedece en general a una serie de fenómenos geológicos históricos como el surgimiento de la cordillera de Los Andes, las regresiones y trasgresiones marinas y la formación de refugios húmedos y secos durante el período Pleistoceno, entre otros. En este trabajo se hizo un Análisis por Parsimonia de Endemismos (PAE) basado en la recolección de datos actuales de presencia ausencia de primates en Colombia para identificar regiones de riqueza y endemismo de especies, relacionar éstas regiones con los fenómenos históricos geológicos mencionados anteriormente y proponer una nueva reorganización de regiones geográficas para Colombia. Se propone una reorganización en nueve regiones biogeográficas, un dendrograma que relaciona los distritos biogeográficos del país y una serie de hipótesis sobre los posibles patrones de dispersión geográfica que se han presentado al interior de los primates desde su arribo al continente americano.</text>
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                <text>CONSTRUCCIÓN DE UNA LIBRERÍA DE ADNc EN YUCA: UNA HERRAMIENTA PARA EL DESARROLLO BIOTECNOLÓGICO DEL CULTIVO</text>
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                <text>La yuca es un cultivo de importancia en la seguridad alimentaria mundial ya que constituye la base de la alimentación de más de 600 millones de personas en el mundo. También es un alto productor de almidón con niveles que oscilan entre 73,7 y 84,9% de su peso seco total en raíces (FAO, 2007). El almidón de yuca puede utilizarse en una gama amplia de industrias (textil, cosmética, alimentaria, etc). Además, es empleado en la producción de biocombustibles. Una de las principales limitantes en la producción de yuca es la bacteriosis vascular producida por la bacteria Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. manihotis (Xam). Esta enfermedad puede comprometer no solo el suministro de almidón para las plantas industriales productoras de bioetanol sino que también puede amenazar la seguridad alimentaria. El mejoramiento genético convencional de yuca es complicado dado su largo ciclo reproductivo, su alta heterocigocidad y su naturaleza tetraploide. Por estas razones se deben buscar alternativas que involucren desarrollos en biotecnología que permitan un mejoramiento eficaz y rápido. En la actual era genómica y postgenómica muchos de los experimentos dependen de la posibilidad de contar con la secuencia de transcritos clonados. Dado que estos clones provienen de librerías de ADNc contar con este tipo de recursos de excelente calidad es un paso esencial. En este artículo reportamos la construcción de una librería de ADNc empleando el sistema Gateway® a partir de plantas de yuca que han sido inoculadas con la cepa CIO151 de Xam. La librería presentó un título de 1 x 107 unidades formadoras de colonias (ufc)/ml y el tamaño de los insertos osciló entre 600-1.500 pb. Los análisis de secuencia de 14 clones al azar confirmaron que se trata de genes expresados y mostraron similitud con genes previamente reportados en especies estrechamente relacionadas a yuca. Esta librería se convierte en un excelente recurso para identificar novedosos genes y para el estudio de su función a través de la identificación y la interacción entre proteínas.</text>
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                <text>Life Cycle Inventory and assessment of the municipal solid waste management system: a case study in a municipality in southern Brazil</text>
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                <text>Adan William da Silva Trentin, Adilson Moacir Becker Jr, Ênio Leandro Machado, Pâmela Andréa Mantey dos Santos, Adriane de Assis Lawisch Rodriguez, Diosnel Antonio Rodriguez Lopez</text>
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                <text>The present study conducted a Life Cycle Assessment evaluation of the Solid Waste Management System in Santa Cruz do Sul – RS, in order to provide background information and therefore support decision-making for future waste management scenarios. The software package named as Integrated Waste Management – 2, Version 2.5., was used to perform the LCA, where all inputs and waste management system outputs were identified and quantified. The conversion of the results from Life Cycle Inventory to Life Cycle Assessment in environmental impacts was carried out based on impact characterization factors from RECIPE 2008 version 1.08. The impact categories studied were: Photochemical Oxidant Formation Potential, Global Warming Potential, Acidification Potential, Eutrophication Potential, Depletion of the Ozone Layer Potential and Particulate Matter Formation Potential in addition to the Use of Energy and Final Solid Waste. The current waste management scenario has been simulated as baseline, considering three additional scenarios, which included raising the number of households served by selective collection, improvement of recycling recovery efficiency in the sorting stage and the introduction of the biological treatment stage into the system by composting the organic matter. The results showed that the current scenario is the most impacting, for global warming, with a total of 12,102,122.85 kg of emissions per year, whereas scenario 04 showed to represent the lowest contribution rates to environmental impacts in carbon footprint perspective (5,946,702.47 kg of emissions per year). The final disposal stage in landfills had also contributed significantly to environmental impact rates, followed by the waste collection scenario. The proposed changes, suggested by alternative scenarios, had demonstrate considerable environmental savings, hereby justifying the importance of implementing these strategies in waste management.    Keywords: Life Cycle Assessment. Environmental Impact. IWM-2. Solid Waste. Brazil.Resumo Este trabalho desenvolveu um estudo de Avaliação do Ciclo de Vida de um Sistema de Gerenciamento de Resíduos Sólidos na cidade de Santa Cruz do Sul-RS a fim de dar suporte a tomada de decisões para futuros cenários de gestão de resíduos. Para executar a Análise de Ciclo de Vida, foi utilizado o software Gerenciamento Integrado de Resíduos – 2 (IWM-2), Versão 2.5. Neste programa, as entradas e saídas referentes ao inventário do sistema de gerenciamento foram identificadas e quantificadas. A conversão dos resultados do Inventário de Ciclo de Vida para Análise do Ciclo de Vida em impactos ambientais foi realizada baseada na caracterização dos fatores de RECIPE 2008, versão 1.08. As categorias de impacto estudadas foram: Potencial de Formação de Oxidantes Fotoquímicos, Potencial de Aquecimento Global, Potencial de Acidificação, Potencial de Eutrofização, Potencial de Depleção da Camada de Ozônio e Potencial de Formação de Material Particulado além do Uso de Energia e Resíduos Sólidos Finais. O atual cenário de gerenciamento de resíduos foi simulado como base, considerando três cenários adicionais, os quais incluíam o aumento do número de famílias atendidas por coleta seletiva, melhoria na eficiência de recuperação da reciclagem na fase de triagem e introdução do estágio de tratamento biológico no sistema por compostagem de matéria orgânica. Os resultados mostraram que o cenário atual é o mais impactante para aquecimento global, com um total de 12,102,122.85 kg de emissões por ano, enquanto que o cenário 04 apresentou menores taxas de contribuição para esta categoria (5,946,702.47 kg de emissões por ano). A etapa de disposição final em aterros também contribuiu de forma significativa para a variação de impactos ambientais, seguido pela etapa de coleta de resíduo. As alterações propostas, sugeridas pelos cenários alternativos, demonstraram consideráveis melhorias ambientais, justificando a importância da implementação destas estratégias no gerenciamento de resíduos.    Palavras-chave: Análise do Ciclo de Vida. Impacto ao Meio Ambiente. IWM-2. Resíduo Sólido. Brasil.Resumen Este trabajo presenta los resultados del Análisis de Ciclo de Vida del Sistema de Gestión de Residuos Sólidos de la ciudad de Santa Cruz do Sul-RS-Brasil, para apoyar la toma de decisiones para futuros escenarios de la gestión de residuos. Para realizar el ACV fue utilizando el software de IWM, versión 2.5. En este programa, las entradas y salidas relativas al análisis del inventario fueron identificadas y cuantificadas. La conversión de los resultados del Inventario para la evaluación de los impactos se hizo con base en los factores de conversión RECIPE 2008 Versión 1.08. Las categorías de impacto estudiadas fueron: Potencial de formación de oxidantes fotoquímicos, calentamiento global, de acidificación, de eutrofización, de agotamiento de la capa de ozono, formación de material particulado, consumo de energía y los residuos sólidos final. El escenario actual fue simulado como valor de referencia. Otros tres escenarios fueron estudiados, los cuales incluyen el aumento del número de hogares con servicio de recogida selectiva de residuos, el aumento de la eficiencia de la etapa de separación de materiales reciclables y la introducción de la etapa de tratamiento biológico en sistema por medio del compostaje de la materia orgánica. Los resultados mostraron que el escenario actual es el más impactante en relación al potencial de calentamiento global, con un total de 12.102.122,85 kg equivalentes de CO2 de emisiones por año, mientras que el cuarto escenario mostró contribuciones más bajas para esta categoría (5.946.702,47 kg equivalentes de CO2 de emisiones por año). La etapa de la disposición final también contribuyó significativamente con los impactos ambientales, seguido de la etapa de recolección de residuos. Las modificaciones sugeridas y simuladas por los escenarios alternativos mostraron mejoras ambientales considerables, lo que justifica la importancia de implementar estas estrategias en la gestión de residuos.    Palabras clave: Análisis del Ciclo de Vida. Impacto al Medio Ambiente. IWM-2.5. Residuo Sólido. Brasil.</text>
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                <text>Na agricultura biodinâmica, preconizam-se práticas que permitem a interação entre animais e vegetais, o respeito ao calendário astrológico biodinâmico, a utilização de preparados biodinâmicos que visam reativar as forças vitais da natureza, além de outras medidas de proteção e conservação do meio ambiente. Essas práticas podem reduzir os impactos ambientais e sociais causados pela agricultura tradicional praticada ao longo de décadas e proporcionar o desenvolvimento sustentável. A presente pesquisa teve como objetivo principal diagnosticar o nível de sustentabilidade da agricultura biodinâmica da Fazenda Tamanduá, localizada no município de Santa Teresinha, Estado da Paraíba, utilizando-se a metodologia de análise através do Modelo Força Motriz-Estado-Resposta. Os resultados demonstraram que modelo utilizado apresentou-se como prático e útil na interpretação e execução para o monitoramento e medição dos indicadores podendo ser aplicado a aferição da sustentabilidade de outros sistemas de produção; a seleção e a escolha dos indicadores utilizados na pesquisa possibilitaram a análise da sustentabilidade da Fazenda e permitiram a fácil interpretação dos resultados e proposituras de medidas de ajustes; a unidade produtiva não apresentou indicadores que comprometessem a sua sustentabilidade; na dimensão ecológica, os indicadores que mais otimizaram a média da dimensão com nota máxima foram a área de preservação, estratégia de conservação do ecossistema e proteção à vida selvagem, área com cultivo biodinâmico, disponibilidade e uso da água e a convivência com a estiagem.           A B S T R A C T     In biodynamic farming, advocate practices which allow interaction between animals and plants, respect for biodynamic astrological calendar, the use of biodynamic preparations aimed at reactivating the vital forces of nature, and other measures for the protection and conservation of the environment. These practices can reduce environmental and social impacts caused by traditional agriculture practiced for decades and provide sustainable development. This research aimed to diagnose the level of sustainability of biodynamic farming Farm anteater, located in Santa Teresinha, State of Paraíba, using the methodology of analysis through the Model Driving Force-State-Response. The results showed that the model used was presented as practical and useful in the interpretation and implementation to monitoring and measurement of indicators to measure the sustainability of other production systems can be applied; selection and choice of indicators used in the study allowed the analysis of Farm sustainability and allowed easy interpretation of results and propositions of adjustment measures, the production unit showed no indicators that compromised their sustainability, the ecological dimension, the indicators that optimized the mean size with full marks were the preservation area strategy of ecosystem conservation and wildlife protection area with biodynamic farming, availability and use of water and coping with drought.           Keywords: Sustainable development; Ecology; Environmental indicators.</text>
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                <text>La investigación sobre los efectos ambientales de actividades económicas de gran incidencia para el país como lo son la exploración y la explotación de petróleo, abordadas desde la perspectiva de la geografía económica y la geografía ambiental (Eco geografía y Ecología política), permite desarrollar y utilizar métodos y técnicas para dimensionar de forma integral el conflicto existente en zonas de explotación de petróleo, como es el caso del Piedemonte llanero en el departamento de Casanare así como en otras áreas de similares características. En la identificación y el análisis de efectos ambientales se realizó una revisión crítica de los resultados obtenidos en dos componentes (ambiental y económico), generando una matriz por década que permitió comparar los principales hitos reconocibles en la implementación de las políticas sectoriales y ambientales. Esto contrasta con variables como los cambios de cobertura, licencias ambientales, y otros resultados que lograron evidenciarse con la metodología empleada.</text>
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                <text>El nuevo escenario territorial generado por el cambio climático y la globalización económica ha aumentado la vulnerabilidad de la población a sufrir eventos asociados a riesgos naturales. El Ordenamiento Territorial surge como una herramienta para disminuir la vulnerabilidad, en forma planificada y sustentable con el ambiente. Sin embargo, para que dicha herramienta sea realmente eficaz, es necesario que integre la Gestión del Riesgo y la Gestión Ambiental, definiéndose de esa manera una metodología integradora. Con este fin, se presentan en este artículo dos aproximaciones metodológicas surgidas de la discusión de una comunidad de práctica integrada por académicos de universidades latinoamericanas que han unido sus esfuerzos y experiencias para solucionar un problema común, y que pretende disminuir el riesgo de sus poblaciones a sufrir desastres naturales.</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional de La Plata</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www.geograficando.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/3629" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www.geograficando.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/3629&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>In this work we discuss the ecological and mathematical significance of system's dimension in continuous-time population dynamics models. We show how the system's dimension reflects the ecological assumptions and affects both the spectrum of dynamic output and mathematical tractability of the models. We stress that the model dimension is not always the same as the number of state-variables, and we also present conditions under which the system's dimension is alteredEn este trabajo discutimos la significación ecológica y matemática de la dimensión del sistema en modelos de dinámica poblacional en tiempo continuo. Mostramos cómo la dimensión del sistema refleja los supuestos ecológicos y afecta el espectro de resultados dinámicos así como la tratabilidad matemática de los modelos. Acentuamos que la dimensión de un modelo no es siempre equivalente al número de variables de estado, y presentamos condiciones bajo las cuales la dimensión del sistema es alterada.</text>
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                <text>Modelos Teóricos, Theoretical models, dinámica poblacional, ecología matemática, ecuaciones diferenciales ordinarias, estabilidad, mathematical ecology, odė, population dynamics, stability</text>
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