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                <text>El sesenta por ciento de las enfermedades emergentes que afectan al ser humano son zoonosis; la mayoría (cerca del 75%) tienen su origen en la fauna silvestre. Muchas de estas patologías son comunes a los animales domésticos de carácter productivo, debido a las múltiples interrelaciones existentes y la habilidad de muchos microorganismos de mutar para colonizar nuevos huéspedes. Las zoonosis inciden directamente en el sector agropecuario y en la salud pública, y se constituyen en una seria limitante a la exportación de productos de origen animal y al comercio internacional; comprometen seriamente la seguridad alimentaria y causan cada año un alto impacto socioeconómico en naciones agroexportadoras como son la mayoría de países latinoamericanos. Organizaciones internacionales como la FAO, OIE y OMS a través de su iniciativa conjunta ´´One Health Approach´´ reconocen la necesidad de cambiar la visión tradicional del médico veterinario, y proponen afincar los servicios sanitarios de salud animal en la prevención epidemiológica temprana de las zoonosis; a través de la investigación holística y transdiciplinaria. Este artículo trata sobre las implicaciones que las zoonosis de origen silvestre pueden tener en la sanidad animal y en la salud pública. Así mismo, toca el tema de medicina de la conservación con algunas perspectivas para Costa Rica.</text>
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                <text>Guanahacabibes, the westernmost part of Cuba, contains important habitat for many terrestrial and marine species, particularly marine turtles. Previous studies of turtles in this area have focused on biological characteristics such as re-migration patterns, nesting patterns, and different abiotic factors such as temperature and meteorological phenomena, which determine the fate of individuals in this population. Traditional techniques for individual identification can cause stress to the animals,      however, and have a limited duration. For this reason, a study was conducted to establish the efficacy of photo-identification of morphological characters as less stressful and longer-lasting means o individual turtle identification. Of 1032 tagged individuals only 140 have been photoidentified, 135 were green turtle (Chelonia mydas) and five were loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta). Normality and homogeneity of variance was determined for all quantitative variables. Bifactorial ANOVA were determined if there was a difference in the number of vertices of post-orbital scales over years, beaches and the interaction of the two factors. StudentNewman-Keuls was used for multiple comparison test. Errors made up only 0.71% of the photos analyzed (200 in total).  The number of vertices of post-orbital scales showed no difference among years or beaches with a predominance of pentagonal scales. The coding used here for animal identification using a numerical sequence proved feasible, with some  failures, to help recognize and distinguish remigrating animals. Although photo-identification is not free of errors, the information it provides is very useful in conservation studies.    RESUMEN Guanahacabibes, ubicada al extremo más occidental de la provincia de Pinar del Río, hábitat importantes para muchas especies marinas y terrestres, entre ellas las tortugas marinas. Se han desarrollado investigaciones previas para conocer las características biológicas de la población que anida en el área tales como los patrones de remigración y de anidación, y diferentes factores abióticos como la temperatura y eventos meteorológicos, que determinan el futuro de los individuos en esta pobblación. Las técnicas tradicionales de identificación suelen estresar a los animales y tienen una duración limitada. Por este motivo, en el presente estudio se pretende determinar la eficacia del método de foto-identificación para discriminar individuos. Se determinó el cumplimiento de la normalidad y homogeneidad de varianza de las diferentes variables. El número de vértices de las escamas post-orbitales fueron analizados mediante un ANOVA bifactorial para determinar si existían diferencias por año, por playa y en la interacción entre estos dos factores. También se realizó un ANOVA de clasificación simple para comparar el número de vértices por escama post-orbital, el número de escamas post-orbitales de las tortugas en diferentes playas. Para las comparaciones múltiples se empleó la prueba de Student NewmanKeuls (SNK). Aunque la foto-identificación no está libre de errores la información aportada es muy útil en los trabajos de conservación. En este sentido, los errores encontrados fueron del 0,71 % del total de las muestras analizadas. De 1 032 individuos marcados solamente 140 han sido foto-identificados, de ellos 135 de la especie  tortuga verde (Chelonia mydas) y cinco de caguama (Caretta caretta). Se comparó el número de vértices de las escamas post-orbitales por año, por playa y en la interacción entre estos dos factores. El número de vértices por escama post-orbital, la relación entre el número de la cantidad de  escamas entre las tortugas de diferentes playas sin dar diferencias significativas estos análisis La codificación utilizada para identificar mediante una secuencia numérica a un individuo demostró que es un método viable, que en algunos casos puede presentar fallas, pero también aportó información significativa que ayudo a discriminar y reconocer a individuos remigrantes.</text>
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                <text>Basado en material de herbario de las colecciones de macroalgas depositadas en el Acuario Nacional, Instituto de Ecología y Sistem{tica y Centro de Investigaciones Marinas, se comunica el hallazgo de dos nuevos registros para la flora marina bentónica de Cuba: Un alga roja, Dichotomaria obtusata var. major (W. R. Taylor) Wynne y un alga parda Sporochnus pedunculatus ( Hudson) C. Agardh. Adicionalmente se añaden nuevos datos de las especies Chrysymenia enteromorpha Harvey y Cladophora sericea (Hudson) Kützing. ABSTRACT Based on herbarium material of the seaweeds collections deposited in the National Aquarium, Institute of Ecology and Systematic and Center of Marine Investigations, the discovery of two new records for the marine benthonic flora of Cuba are reported: A red algae, Dichotomaria obtusata var. major (W. R. Taylor) Wynne and a brown alga, Sporochnus pedunculatus (Hudson) C. Agardh. Additionally, new data of the species Chrysymenia enteromorpha Harvey and Cladophora sericea (Hudson) Kützing are added.</text>
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                <text>A aplicação de fertilizantes via água de irrigação nos cultivos protegidos, bem como a utilização de água subterrânea com alta concentração salina, tem resultado no aumento da salinidade do solo, ocasionando perdas de produtividade. Este trabalho teve o objetivo de avaliar a produção da cultura do pepino enxertado, cultivado em ambiente protegido, quando irrigado com águas de diferentes condutividades elétricas (S1=1,54; S2=3,10 e S3=5,20 dS.m-1) e duas lâminas de irrigação associadas às suas freqüências de aplicação (L0=1,00.ETc; L1F1=1,25.ETc em todas as irrigações e L1F2=1,25.ETc quando a lâmina de água de irrigação acumulada em L0 atingia 100 mm), sendo ETc a evapotranspiração da cultura. O ensaio foi conduzido em blocos casualizados com três repetições e os fatores foram arranjados no esquema fatorial 3x3. O número de frutos comerciais por planta reduziu linearmente com o aumento da salinidade, enquanto a produção total e comercial, bem como o número total de frutos por planta e a produção de matéria seca de frutos não foram afetados significativamente pela salinidade, embora todas as características tenham apresentado tendência de redução com o aumento da salinidade da água de irrigação. As diferentes lâminas de irrigação não foram suficientes para reduzir os efeitos do estresse salino, independente das suas freqüências de aplicação.Fertiliser application through irrigation water in greenhouse crops, as well as the use of groundwater with high salt concentration, has been the cause of increasing soil salinity, leading to an expressive yield reduction. The yield of grafted cucumber in greenhouse when irrigated with waters of different electrical conductivity was evaluated (S1=1.54; S2=3.10 and S3=5.20 dS.m-1) and two irrigation water depths associated to their application frequencies (L0=1.00.ETc; L1F1=1.25.ETc in all irrigation and L1F2=1.25.ETc when the irrigation water depth of L0 reached 100 mm), where ETc is the crop evapotranspiration. The trial was conducted in completely randomised blocks in a 3x3 factorial scheme. The number of marketable fruits per plant decreased linearly with salinity increase, while total and marketable yield, as well as the total fruit number per plant and fruit dry matter were not affected by salinity, even though all of them showed a reduction tendency with the increase in the salinity of the water. The different irrigation water depths were not sufficient enough to alleviate salt stress, independently of their application frequency.</text>
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                <text>O pagamento por selVi~os ambienlais é um mecanismo para promover a conserva9ao ambiental de caráler volt.mtário, constituindo urna alternativa aos instrumentos regulatórios, No Brasil, o projeto Conservador das Águas em Exlrema/MG constitui urna referencia nacional. Este arligo veicula urna análise dos espat;os públicos associados a este projeto a partir de urna investigayáo sobre a participayáo, considerando a ática dos agricultores beneficiários. Tem como propósito discutir até que ponto a implantayao do mecanismo de PSA-Água acorre de maneira democrática e participativa Identifica o Conselho Municipal de DesenvolvimentoAmbiental e as associayoes de moradores como espayos públicos de participayao construidos em torno deste proJeto, mas que nao foram imprescindiveis á efetiva im plantayao deste dispositivo A negociayao individualizada foi o principal meio para estabelecer contratos privados e assegurar o desenvolvimenlo do projeto. Conclui que, desta maneira, a participayao social alcanyada na gestao deste mecanismo pouco contribui para a construyao de políticas públicas mais democráticas.</text>
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                <text>Este artigo ressalta três principais pontos relativos à antecipação de vulnerabilidades e mudanças climáticas em contextos urbanos. Primeiro, a mudança climática é uma questão ecológica bem como um problema ambiental, e sua melhoria requer uma resposta ecológica onde “ecologia” inclui, além de aspectos do meio físico preocupações sociais e estéticas. Segundo, que a abordagem de “antecipar acontecimentos” pode ser mais eficaz do que “planejar” em tempos futuros. E, por último, o documento defende que os sentidos são um complemento necessário à tecnologia e design, e que precisamos pensar de forma sensível e sensual ao antecipar futuras vulnerabilidades. Ao fazer isso, a antropologia oferece um conjunto de ferramentas que são complementares ao urbanismo ecológico.</text>
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                <text>Paranoá: Cadernos de Arquitetura e Urbanismo</text>
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                <text>Lutzomyia reducta Feliciangeli et al., 1988, a host of Leishmania amazonensis, sympatric with two other members of the Flaviscutellata complex in southern Amazonas and Rondônia, Brazil (Diptera: Psychodidae) Lutzomyia reducta Feliciangeli et al., 1988 um hospedeiro de Leishmania amazonensis, simpátrico com duas outras espécies do complexo flaviscutellata no sul do Amazonas e Rondônica, Brasil (Diptera: Psychodidae)</text>
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                <text>A member of the Lutzomyia flaviscutellata complex from Rondônia and southern Amazonas States, Brazil, is so close to the Venezuelan Lutzomyia olmeca recuta Feliciangeli et al., 1988, that it is regarded as belonging to the same species. Since this phlebotomine co-extis with L. olmeca nociva in Brazil, the subspecific status of the former is untenable and is rased to specific rank, as Lutzomyia reducta. The Brazilian material is described and illustrated, and compared with specimens of L. o. nociva and L. flaviscutellata from the same area. Keys to the known taxa of the flaviscutellata complex are presented. Leishmania amazonensis was isolated from one heavily infected specimen of L. reducta, making this the third species of the flaviscutellata complex to be implicated as a vector of this parasite in Brazil. The relative abundance of the three sympatric flaviscutellata complex species varies locally and appears to be related to soil drainage. L. reducta constituted about 25% if all phlebotomines captured in Disney traps at poorly drained and well drained site, but appears not to coloniza areas subject to periodic flooding. L. olmeca nociva was restricted to poorly drained areas not subject to flooding, whereas L. flaviscutellata was ubiquitous L. reducta has never been detected north of the Amazon river in Brazil, but absence of recosrds from western and northwestern Amazonas State may reflect lack of collecting in these areas.Um flebotomíneo do complexo Lutzomyia flaviscutellata, de Rondônia e sul do Amazonas, Brasil é tão parecido com Lutzomyia olmeca reducta, que é considerado como sendo da mesma espécie. Este flebotomíneo ocorre junto com L. olmeca nociva, portanto o nome é emendado para o nível de espécie, como Lutzomyia reducta. O material do Brasil é descrito e ilustrado, e comparado com exemplares de L. o. nociva e L. flaviscutellata da mesma área. Chaves para as espécies e subespécies do complexo flaviscutellata são incluídas. Leishmania amazonensis foi isolada em um exemplar de L. reducta altamente infectado, tornando esta espécie a terceira a ser implicada como vetor desta leishmania no Brasil. A abundância relativa das três espécies simpátricas do complexo flaviscutellata varia em escala local e aparenta ter relação com a drenagem do solo. L. reducta constituiu cerca de 25% dos flebotomíneos capturados em armadilhas Disney em locais mal e bem drenados, porém não foi encontrada em locais sujeitos a inundações. L. olmeca nociva era restrita às áreas mal drenadas não sujeitas a inundações, enquanto L. flaviscutellata foi capturada neste dois ambientes e também numa área periodicamente inundada. L. reducta não tem sido assinalada ao norte do Rio Amazonas no Brasil, porém a ausência de registros do oeste e noroeste do Estado do Amazonas possa refletri a falta de levantamento nestas áreas.</text>
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                <text>Amazônia, Leishmainai amazonensis, Leishmania amazonensis, Lutzomyia flaviscutellata, Lutzomyia olmeca nociva, Lutzomyia reducta (stat. nov.), Lytzomyia flaviscutellata, Lytzomyia olmeca nociva, Lytzomyia reducta (new status), Phlebotominae, biogeografia, biogeography, ecology, ecología, taxonomia, taxonomy</text>
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