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                <text>The island of Santa Catarina constitutes the most expressive portion of the municipal district of Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina State. It has been published systematically by the media that Florianópolis is a place that propitiates a high life quality to their inhabitants associated with a preserved environment. This kind of idea has encouraged groups of interests that seek for short-term profits by doing businesses in the island. And, it also contributes to the formation of acommon sense stereotype in values and practices that deserve to be unmasked scientifically. Ananalys is through the perspective of ecological economy is capable of that. Ecological economy is the branch of the economics science that analyzes the social relationships starting from the consideration of the physical flows of energy and materials. And this principle, basically,distinguishes it from other areas of economics sucha s political economy that bases its analyzes in a monetary, economical value, and prices view. In the present paper we intend to establish the main points or reference tenros for an economical-ecological analysis of the effective conditions and tendencies in the Island of Santa Catarina. Taking into account some empirical evidences, we argue in the direction of a work hypothesis that, inreality,contradicts predominant visions. The recent evolution and tendencies observed empirically would demonstrate that Florianópolis, in fact, is an anti-ecological capital. This approach can also be useful to guide social and environmental researches in other urban centers.KEYWORDS: Ecological economy; Urban ecology; Florianópolis</text>
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                <text>In this paper, the floristic composition is studied in plots of early post-agricultural succession induced in four agroecosystems (Ocopata, Rancas, Tupicocha and Ucupi) in the district of Cajatambo, Lima. The plots are located between 2,992 masl and 4,220 masl in three plant formations (agriculture, scrubland and grassland), and the description of the floristic composition was made before and after inducing the succession between 2015 and 2017. The number of determined plants is 78, all of which belong to 30 botanical families, of which the Asteraceae (16 species), Fabaceae (11 species) and Poaceae (8 species) families stand out. Indeed, the only common species among the four agroecosystems is Medicago polymorpha; moreover, five species appear in three of the four agroecosystems: Brassica rapa subsp. campestris and Verbena litoralis (Ocopata, Tupicocha and Rancas), Oenothera rosea and Trifolium repens (Ocopata, Rancas and Ucupi) and Bidens andicola (Tupicocha, Rancas and Ucupi).</text>
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                <text>La región amazónica es una de las más diversas áreas del mundo. Los estudios sobre la gran diversidad de bosques tropicales generan contribuciones relevantes en la comprensión de los mecanismos que originan y apoyan tal diversidad. En el presente estudio se describe la composición de las especies y la diversidad de 15 parcelas de una hectárea en el bosque denso amazónico terra firme en Brasil, y compara la similitud florística de estas parcelas con otras nueve parcelas de una hectárea. Las 15 parcelas estudiadas fueron seleccionadas al azar, en el 2005, de parcelas permanentes en el sitio experimental de Embrapa, Estado de Amazonas. La diversidad fue analizada utilizando la riqueza de especies y el índice de Shannon, así como el índice de Similitud de Sorensen; y como método de agrupación se utilizó el promedio no ponderado por grupo (UPGMA). La prueba de Mantel se llevó a cabo para estudiar si las diferencias en la composición de especies entre los sitios podrían ser explicadas por la distancia geográfica entre ellos. En general, se identificaron 8 771 individuos, 264 especies y 51 familias de plantas. La mayoría de las especies se concentraron en pocas familias y pocas tenían un gran número de individuos. Las familias que presentaron la mayor riqueza de especies fueron: Fabaceae (Faboideae: 22spp, Mimosoideae: 22spp), Sapotaceae: 22spp, Lecythidaceae: 15 y Lauraceae: 13. Burseraceae tuvo el mayor número de individuos con un 11.8% del total. Las diez especies más abundantes fueron: Protium hebetatum (1 037 individuos), Eschweilera coriacea (471), Licania oblongifolia (310), Pouteria minima (293), Ocotea cernua (258), Scleronema micranthum (197), Eschweilera collina (176), Licania apelata (172), Naucleopsis caloneura (170) y Psidium araca (152), que representó un 36.5% de todos los individuos. Aproximadamente en el 49% de las especies se encontraron hasta diez individuos, mientras que el 13% de las especies apareció sólo una vez en todas las parcelas de muestreo, lo que demuestra una alta presencia de especies raras. La zona de estudio se encuentra en un bosque con alta diversidad de especies de árboles, con un índice de diversidad de Shannon de 4.49. El dendrograma mostró dos grupos de parcelas con baja similitud entre ellas (menos de 0.25), y entre más cercanas las parcelas, más similares en composición de especies fueron (Mantel R=0.3627, p</text>
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                <text>Fluctuación altitudinal de la línea de equilibrio glaciar en la vertiente Suroeste del Nevado Coropuna desde el Último Máximo Glaciar (Cordillera Ampato, Perú)</text>
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                <text>El principal objetivo de esta investigación es reconstruir las fases glaciares del Último Máximo Glaciar Local (LLGM), 1955 y 2007 en la vertiente Suroeste del Nevado Coropuna para obtener información sobre los cambios ocurridos y analizar la evolución glaciar. Para este propósito el indicador de la altitud de la línea de equilibrio glaciar (ELA) ha sido utilizado como referencia, calculado con el método AABR (Area x Altitude Balance Ratio), basado en el principio de ponderación del balance de masa en función de la distancia por encima o debajo de la ELA de esa área. Se obtuvo una ELA de 4762 m para el LLGM, 5779 m para 1955 y 5850 m para 2007, lo que implica una variación de 1088 m desde el LLGM hasta el 2007 y 71 m desde 1955 hasta 2007. La superficie total glaciada se redujo un 21,5% entre 1955 y 2007 y la variación de temperatura desde el LLGM hasta 2007 fue de 9,13 ºC (0,0091ºC/m). El hielo de los glaciares los convierte en un elemento importante para estudios climáticos, este método ofrece información cuantitativa y el análisis de los datos puede contribuir a investigaciones sobre el cambio climático y tendencias climáticas para predicciones futuras.</text>
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                <text>La Guajira es un sistema de surgencia explotado en el Caribe colombiano. Con el propósito de integrar la información disponible sobre el sistema se construyó un modelo trófico de 27 grupos funcionales usando el programa ECOPATH 5.0 Beta. Se obtuvo una base cuantitativa a través de la construcción del modelo, para compararlo con otros sistemas de surgencia. La Guajira presenta una biomasa total de 68 t/km2/año, la producción primaria neta del sistema es de 1248,51 t/km2/año y las transferencias totales del sistema son de 3.275 t/km2/año, lo que indica un ecosistema con una surgencia moderada comparada con otros sitios. Las mayores transferencias de energía se dan del nivel trófico I-II (68,93%), aunque existe una importante proporción de flujos al detritus (32%). Las flotas pesqueras afectan principalmente los recursos de las fracciones del nivel trófico III, la flota artesanal esta ejerciendo mayor presión sobre el pámpano, bonito y jurel, la flota parguera sobre pargos y meros y la flota industrial sobre las corvinas. Los resultados en los atributos de madurez del sistema sugieren que La Guajira es un ecosistema inmaduro debido a que la relación P/R excede a uno y está en desarrollo debido a la baja ascendencia (33,7%) y alta capacidad de desarrollo (66,3%) como ocurre con otras surgencias donde se presentan valores de ascendencia entre 20% y 35%. Aunque los datos básicos de entrada en el modelo fueron buenos, debido a las investigaciones que se han elaborado entre 1995 y 2000, existen algunos grupos donde no se encuentra aun información disponible. Especialmente en los valores de biomasa del fitoplancton, invertebrados, bagres, peces depredadores pelágicos, así como estimaciones de producción en invertebrados, peces  depredadores pelágicos y peces pequeños pelágicos. No existe una cuantificación de las poblaciones de mamíferos y aves en el área de estudio, los cuales constituyen depredadores superiores y hacen parte esencial en sistemas de surgencia.</text>
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                <text>Acta Biológica Colombiana</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/actabiol/article/view/27368" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/actabiol/article/view/27368&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Revista Agropecuária Catarinense</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://publicacoes.epagri.sc.gov.br/RAC/article/view/1176" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://publicacoes.epagri.sc.gov.br/RAC/article/view/1176&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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