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                <text>Redescripción y algunos aspectos ecológicos de Girardia tigrina, G. cameliae y G. paramensis (Dugesiidae, Tricladida) en Antioquia, Colombia Redescription and some ecological aspects of Girardia tigrina, G. cameliae y G. paramensis (Dugesiidae, Tricladida) in Antioquia, Colombia</text>
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                <text>Mauricio A Muñoz, Imelda Vélez</text>
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                <text>Turbellaria está integrada por 2 órdenes: Catenulida y Rhabditophora. Dentro del último, el suborden Paludicola comprende las familias Dendrocoelidae, Dugesiidae y Planariidae. En este estudio fueron encontradas: Girardia cameliae, G. paramensis y G. tigrina (Dugesiidae). Fueron analizados 22 sistemas acuáticos (captura manual en zonas de remanso) del centro y sur oriente de Antioquia. En 3 individuos por especie, se hizo descripción de: ancho, longitud y color corporal; forma y tamaño de cabeza; posición auricular; distancia entre manchas oculares; longitud y posición de faringe. Se efectuó análisis histológico de: gonoporo; bulbo, papila, glándulas y lúmen peneal; vesículas seminales y vasos deferentes; atrio masculino; testículos; canal bursal y bolsa copuladora; ovario y oviductos; glándulas de la cáscara. Se midieron: oxigeno disuelto, pH, conductividad y dureza en el agua. Se realizó reconstrucción gráfica de órganos reproductivos (caracteres taxonómicos) en cortes histológicos seriados. G. tigrina y G. paramensis, presentaron amplia distribución geográfica. Estas especies consumieron ex situ: Daphnia pulex, Chironomus sp., Culex sp. y Drosophila sp. (estados larvales). Tales planarias prefirieron aguas clase II y III (según BMWP/Col). Los aspectos físicos y químicos no exhibieron diferencias entre las preferencias de las especies. G. cameliae se encontró en una sola localidad en condiciones particulares.The Turbellaria comprises 2 orders: Catenulida and Rhabditophora. In the latter, the suborder Paludicola contains the families Dendrocoelidae, Dugesiidae and Planariidae. In this study, we found Girardia cameliae, Girardia paramensis and Giardia tigrina (Dugesiidae) in 22 aquatic systems using manual capture in river ponds zones of central and southeastern Antioquia. In 3 individuals per species, a description of: corporal color, length, and wide; head form and size; auricles position; intraocular distance; pharynx length and position, was made. A histological analysis of gonopore; penis bulb, papilla, glands and lumen; seminal vesicles and vas deferens; masculine atrium; testes; bursal canal and copulatory bursa; ovary and oviducts; shell gland, was also conducted. Water oxygen content, pH, conductivity, and hardness, were measured. The graphical reconstruction of the reproductive organs (taxonomical characters) on serial histological cuts was made. G. tigrina and G. paramensis present a broad geographical distribution. These species ate ex-situ: Daphnia pulex, Chironomus sp., Culex sp. and Drosophila sp. (larval stages). These flatworms prefer waters (BMWP/Col index) II - III water class. The physical and chemical aspects did not exhibit differences between G. tigrina and G. paramensis. G. cameliae was found in one only locality with unusual conditions.</text>
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                <text>Una herencia en Manaos (anotaciones sobre historia ambiental, ecología política y agroecología en una perspectiva latinoamericana)</text>
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                <text>Este artículo pretende explorar algunas vinculaciones de la agroecología con la historia ambiental, en sus escalas macro y micro, y con la ecología política. Una clave de interpretación es un interrogante sobre la identidad latinoamericana, que es percibida como articulación y sedimentación de varias herencias diferentes, en la cultura, la tecnología, los paisajes y la naturaleza.This article intends to explore some links between agroecology, environmental history (in macro and micro scales) and political ecology. A question on latin american identity is a key of lecture. Its is seen as articulation and sedimentation of differents heritages, in culture, in tecnology, in landscapes and in Nature.</text>
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                <text>Brian Fagan, El gran calentamiento. Cómo influyó el cambio climático en el apogeo y caída de las civilizaciones</text>
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                <text>Genetic population structure of two migratory freshwater fish species (Brycon orthotaenia and Prochilodus argenteus) from the São Francisco River in Brazil and its significance for conservation Estructura genética poblacional de dos especies de peces migratorios de agua dulce (Brycon orthotaenia y Prochilodus argenteus) en la cuenca del Río San Francisco (Brasil) y su importancia para la conservación</text>
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                <text>Previous geoetic studies cooducted with migratory fish populatioos from dowostream of the Três Marias dam io the São Fraocisco River Basio (Brazil) have documeoted the occurreoce of populatioo structuriog, as reported for Brycon orthotaenia aod Prochilodus argenteus, two commercially importaot species io this basio. We revisited the geoetic structure of these species usiog microsatellites. B. orthotaenia was sampled duriog the spawoiog seasoo aod was aoalyzed usiog five heterologous microsatellites. P. argenteus was collected io the ooo-reproductive seasoo aod geoetic aoalysis was cooducted usiog teo species-specific microsatellites. For both species, geoetic diversity betweeo collectioo sites was similar. Coosideriog B. orthotaenia, F ST aod R ST estimates aod the Bayesiao aoalysis demoostrated sigoificaot differeoces betweeo sites. Two well-defioed populatioos were ideotified io the study area, iodicatiog populatioo structuriog for this species. No sigoificaot differeoces were fouod for P. argenteus. These data provide ioformatioo for koowledge regardiog geoetic structure of migratory fish species, which may cootribute toward the cooservatioo besides the uoderstaodiog the biology aod ecology of these importaot fishery resources.Estudios geoéticos aoteriores realizados coo poblaciooes de peces migratorios de aguas abajo de la represa de las Tres Marías eo la cueoca del río Sao Fraocisco (Brasil) hao documeotado casos de estructuracióo geoética, como se ha descrito para Brycon orthotaenia y Prochilodus argenteus, dos especies de importaocia comercial. Se revisó la estructura geoética de estas especies utilizaodo microsatélites. Se obtuvieroo muestras de B. orthotaenia duraote la temporada de desove y se aoalizaroo mediaote cioco microsatélites heterólogos. Muestras de P. argenteus fueroo recogidas eo la temporada oo reproductiva y el aoálisis geoético se realizó utilizaodo diez microsatélites específicos para P. argenteus. Para ambas especies, la diversidad geoética eotre los sitios de recoleccióo fue similar. Coosideraodo a B. orthotaenia, las estimaciooes FST y RST y el aoálisis Bayesiaoo demostraroo difereocias sigoificativas eotre los sitios. Se ideotificaroo dos poblaciooes bieo defioidas eo el área de estudio, iodicaodo uoa estructuracióo de la poblacióo de esta especie. No se eocootraroo difereocias sigoificativas para P. argenteus. Estos datos proporciooao ioformacióo para el cooocimieoto sobre la estructura geoética de las especies de peces migratorios, que puede cootribuir a la cooservacióo, además de la compreosióo de la biología y ecología de estos importaotes recursos pesqueros.</text>
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                <text>Como parte del proceso de propuesta y desarrollo de la Escala Latinoamericana Caribeña de Seguridad Alimentaria (ELCSA), se compararon los ítems usados en dos escalas de inseguridad alimentaria aplicadas en dos encuestas nacionales en Brasil y Colombia (PNAD 2004 Y ENSIN 2005, respectivamente). Similitudes entre las escalas fueron identificadas con base a dos criterios: 1) comparación conceptual entre las condiciones representadas por cada uno de los ítems; y 2) comparación entre los puntajes ajustados de severidad de los ítems, generados a través de un análisis usando el Modelo de Rasch. Este análisis se llevó a cabo por separado para ítems relacionados a los adultos y para aquellos referentes a los niños en el hogar. Un total de siete ítems (4 de adultos y 3 de niños) en la escala usada en Colombia fueron identificados como equivalentes a sus pares en la escala aplicada en Brasil. La comparación entre mediciones usando herramientas similares a nivel regional permitirá identificar aquellos ítems equivalentes a las mismas condiciones subyacentes de inseguridad alimentaria a lo largo y ancho de la región.</text>
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                <text>El presente artículo ofrece una genealogía del paradigma biomédico del parto, con el objetivo de deconstruir los principios del racionalismo que condujeron a la objetivación del cuerpo y la consecuente mercantilización del nacimiento. Se pretende demostrar cómo dicha concepción del cuerpo y de la sensibilidad determina el proceso del nacimiento, en tanto acontecimiento de carácter relacional. Metodológicamente, esta deconstrucción se lleva a cabo a través de una genealogía crítico-descriptiva de los presupuestos teóricos de la concepción racionalista del cuerpo. A través del desarrollo del concepto de ecología del parto se propone, a su vez, repensar dicho carácter relacional a partir de una propuesta valorativa de lo corporal, es decir del cuerpo entendido como lenguaje de proximidad tomando como marco de referencia teórico la ética de la diferencia. Esta reivindicación del carácter ecológico-relacional de la sensibilidad tiene potencial para instaurar una dinámica de cooperación y responsabilidad que subvierta la lógica racionalista del control y el dominio que rige el paradigma biomédico vigente.</text>
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                <text>La cátedra Jorge Alonso se ha convertido, en los últimos años, en un espacio de consolidación del pensamiento, la teoría y la práctica crítica en América Latina. Es considerada, en la actualidad, como un lugar donde se reflexiona sobre la complejidad de los fenómenos que afectan, directa o indirectamente, las dinámicas del sur-sur. Un locus de enunciación que trae consigo un conjunto de análisis críticos, haciendo alusión a la ecología de saberes y al diálogo popular entre los distintos tipos de conocimiento, es decir, una forma de interactuar entre la teoría y la praxis para constituir otra realidad en nuestros contextos locales, nacionales e internacionales.</text>
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