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                <text>Cambios de largo plazo en el paisaje y los ensambles de micromamíferos y rapaces en Chile central Long-term changes in landscape and in small mammal and raptor assemblages in central Chile</text>
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                <text>FABIÁN M. JAKSIC, EDUARDO F PAVEZ, GABRIEL A LOBOS</text>
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                <text>San Carlos de Apoquindo, en la precordillera de Chile central, es una localidad con estudios de larga data en vertebrados (ca. 30 años), situación favorable para el análisis de procesos de largo plazo que operan sobre dichos ensambles. En este contexto estudiamos la trayectoria del uso del suelo mediante imágenes satelitales LANDSAT, correspondientes a 1975, 1989 y 2003 y su presunto efecto sobre la vegetación, micromamíferos y aves rapaces. El análisis de las imágenes satelitales revela una expansión acelerada del área urbana en desmedro del suelo agrícola y matorrales naturales. Las especies de micromamíferos nativos de talla reducida y media no evidencian grandes variaciones de abundancia durante el período de estudio pero las de mayor tamaño redujeron sus poblaciones. El conejo europeo (Oryctolagus cuniculus) es una de las especies más abundantes del área, y estaría siendo favorecido por la modificación del paisaje. En la dieta del águila (Geranoaetus melanoleucus) y del peuco (Parabuteo unicinctus) se observó una disminución sostenida de la principal presa nativa, el degú (Octodon degus) y un aumento de la presa exótica, el conejo. Además se observó una tendencia a la disminución de la riqueza y abundancia de aves rapaces durante el período de estudio, la que se asociaría a la expansión urbana y al deterioro del matorral natural. Postulamos que la expansión urbana y la pérdida y fragmentación del matorral han producido una disminución de la población de degú, con su consecuente disminución en la dieta de águilas y peucos, lo que a su vez ha potenciado un incremento de depredación sobre conejo.San Carlos de Apoquindo, a piedemont area to the east of Santiago city, is a site with 30 years of data on vertebrates. Using LANDSAT satellite imagery for the years 1975, 1989 and 2003, we studied the spatio-temporal trajectory of land use and its putative effects on vegetation, small mammals and raptors. On the basis of a landscape-level analysis, we interpreted long-term trends in the abundance of small mammals and in the diet of raptors. Satellite imagery reveals an accelerated expansion of the urban area in detriment of agricultural land and native scrubland. Native mammal species of small and medium size do not display large variation of abundance during the 30 years study period, but larger-sized native mammals show reduced population numbers. The European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) currently is among the most abundant mammal species in the area, and seems to be favored by the temporal transition from dense to sparse scrubland. In the diets of Chilean Eagle (Geranoaetus melanoleucus) and of native Harris’ Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus) there is a marked decrease of the native rodent prey Octodon degus and a concomitant increase of the exotic prey Oryctolagus cuniculus. In addition, there is a decreasing trend in richness and abundance of raptors throughout the study period, which is associated to both urban expansion and scrubland fragmentation and reduction. We propose that urban encroachment, together with areal reduction and fragmentation of native scrubland, has resulted in a decrease of the Octodon degus population, and in its subsequent decrease in the diet of both native eagles and hawks, which in turn has determined increased predation on exotic rabbits.</text>
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                <text>Revista Chilena de Historia Natural</text>
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                <text>Botany, Zoology</text>
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                <text>Transmisión de la Leishmaniasis tegumentaria en la Argentina Transmission of tegumentary leishmaniasis in Argentina</text>
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                <text>Oscar D. Salomón, Pablo W. Orellano, María G. Quintana, Sandra Pérez, Sergio Sosa Estani, Soraya Acardi, Mario Lamfri</text>
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                <text>La leishmaniasis tegumentaria ha experimentado en Argentina, desde 1985, un incremento de casos totales, de la frecuencia, intensidad y distribución de brotes epidémicos, y de la incidencia relativa en mujeres y en niños. Es necesario caracterizar los nuevas circunstancias de transmisión generadas en las últimas décadas para el diseño de estrategias apropiadas de control. Con dicho objeto, basados en indicadores epidemiológicos, entomológicos y en el análisis cualitativo de imágenes satelitales, se describen cuatro brotes epidémicos tomados como casos de estudio: Urugua-í (2004), Esperanza (1998), Alberdi (2003) y Monteros-Simoca (2004). A partir de dichas descripciones se caracterizaron cuatro ciclos: a) silvestre con transmisión en vegetación primaria o residual; b) silvestre con transmisión eventual peridoméstica por alteración de parches de vegetación residual; c) silvestre con transmisión peridoméstica por contigüidad con vegetación residual; d) peridoméstico en ambientes rurales, periurbano ruralizado o interfase urbano-rural. Todos los brotes epidémicos ocurridos desde 1985 se correspondieron con uno de estos ciclos, demostrando ser hasta el momento una tipificación abarcativa de la transmisión de leishmaniasis tegumentaria en la Argentina. De esta manera se categorizaron cuatro patrones epidémicos en el país, destacando a su vez la utilidad del análisis cualitativo, de datos de terreno e imágenes satelitales, como herramientas para comprender la epidemiología de la enfermedad y poder desarrollar medidas adecuadas de prevención y control.The total cases of tegumentary leishmaniasis in Argentina increased since 1985, as the frequency, intensity and geographic distribution of the epidemic outbreaks, and the relative incidence in women and children. The characterization of the new scenarios of transmission generated in the last decades is needed for the design of appropriate control measures. With this aim, four outbreaks were described as case studies, based on epidemiological and entomological data together with the qualitative analysis of satellite imaginery: Urugua-í (2004), Esperanza (1998), Alberdi (2003) and Monteros-Simoca (2004). These descriptions allowed to define four scenarios of transmission according to a cycle: a) sylvatic with transmission in primary or residual vegetation; b) sylvatic with eventual peridomestic transmission due to changes within patches of residual vegetation; c) sylvatic with peridomestic transmission in domiciles contiguous with the residual vegetation; and d) peridomestic in rural, ruralized periurban or urban-rural interfase environment. All the epidemic outbreaks since 1985 were consistent with the scenarios characterized here, indicating that the tipification is comprehensive of the transmission of tegumentary leishmaniasis in Argentina up to now. In conclusion, four scenarios of epidemic outbreaks were defined for Argentina, while it is highlighted the qualitative analysis of field and remote sensing data as a tool to understand the epidemiology of the disease, and so to develop adequate measures for prevention and control.</text>
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                <text>Medicina (Buenos Aires)</text>
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                <text>Fundación Revista Medicina</text>
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                <text>As bebidas fermentadas de frutas são produtos promissores devido à tendência de aceitação em pesquisas de consumo, além de contribuírem para a redução de perdas pós-colheita de frutos perecíveis. Desta forma, este trabalho tem por objetivo estudar a produção do fermentado de abacaxi ‘Pérola’ utilizando a levedura de panificação e avaliar sua composição físico-química confrontando com a legislação vigente acerca de bebidas. O suco de abacaxi utilizado na produção da bebida, foi caracterizado físico-químicamente quanto aos parâmetros: umidade, cinzas, sólidos solúveis, acidez titulável e pH. No processamento da bebida, utilizou-se uma concentração de levedura de 10g/L e concentração de sólidos solúveis de 14°Brix. Foi realizado o estudo cinético do processo de fermentação alcoólica, monitorando as seguintes variáveis: concentração de biomassa, concentração de etanol, sólidos solúveis, pH e acidez titulável. O fermentado de abacaxi ‘Pérola’ apresentou um teor alcoólico de 5,9°GL, enquadrando-se dentro das especificações da legislação a cerca de fermentados de fruta, e sua composição foi semelhante à de vinhos de uva. Com base nos resultados, pode-se concluir que a utilização de abacaxi ‘Pérola’ na elaboração de bebida fermentada é tecnicamente viável dando origem a um produto de maior valor agregado e contribuindo para o desenvolvimento da agroindustria no Estado da Paraíba. </text>
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                <text>Revista Verde de Agroecologia e Desenvolvimento Sustentável</text>
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                <text>Grupo Verde de Agroecologia e Abelhas (GVAA)</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www.gvaa.com.br/revista/index.php/RVADS/article/view/2752" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www.gvaa.com.br/revista/index.php/RVADS/article/view/2752&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>¿Hay que seguir leyendo a Goethe? La germanística tradicional lo sigue prescribiendo. Sin embargo, esa imposición produce antipatía. Eso unido a su conservadurismo político, a su resistencia a las novedades estéticas y a su visión disparatada de la ciencia crean una imagen muy negativa del escritor. Sin embargo, esos motivos de animadversión deben ser matizados. Su conservadurismo es explicable en claves biográficas (un hijo de la burguesía entre nobles). Él no pretendía ser estéticamente innovador, pero muchas de sus obras superaron los límites convencionales de los géneros literarios. Por otra parte, su concepción de la ciencia puede ser entendida como una crítica ecologista al paradigma dominante de su época.</text>
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                <text>Universidad Industrial de Santander</text>
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                <text>Effect of variety and cane yield on sugarcane potential trash Efecto de las variedades y su rendimiento cultural en la biomasa residual potencial</text>
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                <text>Eduardo R. Romero, Jorge Scandaliaris, Patricia A. Digonzelli, Luis G. Alonso, Fernanda Leggio, Juan A. Giardina, Sergio D. Casen, M. Javier Tonatto, Juan Fernández de Ullivarri</text>
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                <text>Low environmental impact production systems are a major concern in agroindustry and society, with food and sugarcane production being one of the areas where sustainability is a high priority. Green cane harvesting emerges as an important alternative for a cleaner production system, since it excludes the burning of residues, conserves soil and insolves the possibility of energy generation. An estimation of potential sugarcane available trash is very important in order to define management strategies. A research was carried out to determine the amount of dry trash available in cane fields before (SPT) and after green cane harvesting (SFT). Also, the relationship between SPT and SFT was studied in order to validate the precision of SPT as an SFT predictor using green cane combine harvesting for the main cultivated varieties in the sugarcane-growing area of Tucumán (LCP 85-384, TUCCP 77-42, CP 65-357 and RA 87-3). An increase in SPT was associated to cane yielding/ha, ranging from 6.9 to 16.0 t/ha of SPT for 32 to 104 t/ha of cane yielding. LCP 85-384 and CP 65-357 produced the highest amount of dry trash before harvest, while TUCCP 77-42 produced the least for similar cane yielding. Simultaneously the DT/CY ratio decreased with a mean value around 16% of cane yield and its use for estimating SPT was limited, as low coefficients of determination highlight. SPT appropriately predicted SFT under green cane combine harvesting conditions and the former one could be estimated using cane yielding/ha.La implementación de sistemas productivos con bajo impacto ambiental es una preocupación tanto para la agroindustria como para la sociedad, resultando la producción de azúcar una de las áreas donde la sustentabilidad es un objetivo prioritario y alcanzable. La cosecha en verde de la caña de azúcar aparece como una importante alternativa para conformar sistemas de producción más limpios, prescindiendo de la quema de material vegetal y residuos de cosecha, conservando el suelo y ofreciendo una posibilidad para la generación de energía. Una estimación del potencial de residuos disponible de la caña de azúcar cobra gran relevancia en el momento de definir estrategias de manejo. Se realizó un estudio para determinar la cantidad de biomasa residual disponible en los cañaverales en forma previa (SPT) y posterior (SFT) a la cosecha mecanizada en verde para las principales variedades cultivadas en la provincia de Tucumán (LCP 85-384, TUCCP 77-42, CP 65-357 y RA 87-3). Además, se estudió la relación entre SPT y SFT a fin de validar la precisión de SPT como predictor de SFT en el caso de la cosecha integral en verde. El incremento del SPT estuvo asociado al mayor rendimiento cultural/ha, registrándose valores del 6,9 a 16,0 t/ha de biomasa residual para rendimientos culturales de 32 a 104 t/ha. LCP 85-384 y CP 65-357 produjeron el mayor SPT, mientras que TUCCP 77-42 generó la menor cantidad para niveles similares de rendimiento cultural. La relación SPT/CY disminuyó y el promedio general fue del 16% del rendimiento cultural, aunque su uso para estimar SPT fue limitado, como señalan los bajos coeficientes de determinación. SPT predijo adecuadamente SFT para el caso de la cosecha integral en verde, y el primero puede ser estimado adecuadamente empleando el rendimiento cultural/ha.</text>
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                <text>2009</text>
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                <text>Revista Industrial y Agrícola de Tucumán</text>
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                <text>Leonardo Daniel Ploper</text>
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                <text>Agriculture, Agricultural industries</text>
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                <text>Ecología de Vibrio cholerae en relación al Fitoplancton y variables fisicoquímicas en ríos de Tucumán (Argentina) Ecology of Vibrio cholerae in relation to phytoplankton and physico-chemical variables in rivers of Tucumán (Argentina)</text>
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                <text>V. Mirande, B. C. Tracanna, C . T. Seeligmann, R. Cangemi, O. Aulet, M. Cecilia, C. Silva, N. Binsztein</text>
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                <text>Vibrio cholerae muestra gran diversidad serológica en base a su antígeno somático O, conociéndose al menos 200 serogrupos. De éstos, solamente O1 y O139 son causantes de epidemias o pandemias. En Latinoamérica el serogrupo O1 reapareció en 1991, tras cien años de no presentar brotes en el continente. Esta bacteria sobrevive y se multiplica asociada al plancton, independientemente de la aparición de infecciones humanas. Desde la década del noventa, en Tucumán, se detectaron casos esporádicos de diarrea por Vibrio cholerae no-O1. El objetivo del presente trabajo fue estudiar la posible relación entre la presencia de especímenes de fitoplancton, variables fisicoquímicas y aislamientos de Vibrio cholerae en ríos de Tucumán. Se realizaron 18 campañas en los ríos Lules y Salí entre 2003-2005. Se estudiaron las variables fisicoquímicas del agua (pH, temperatura, conductividad y oxígeno disuelto), el fitoplancton (riqueza y frecuencia relativa) y las cepas aisladas de V. cholerae. Los resultados evidenciaron diferencias en la calidad del agua, observándose períodos de anoxia en el río Salí. Las diatomeas sobresalieron en la mayoría de los meses y generalmente estuvieron en porcentajes superiores al 85 %. Sólo se aisló Vibrio cholerae no-O1, no-O139, detectándose más frecuentemente en los meses cálidos, con pH alcalino, aún con baja concentración de oxígeno.Vibrio cholerae shows a great serologic diversity in relation to his O somatic antigen and we know at least 200 serogroups. About these, only O1 and O139 are responsible of epidemics and pandemics. The serogroup O1 reemerged in Latin America in 1991 after being absent from the continent for nearly a century. This bacterium survives and grows up associated to plankton, independently of appearance of human infections. From 90 th decade, there were sporadic cases of diarrhea because of Vibrio cholerae O1 in Tucumán. The aims of this paper were to study the possible relation between phytoplankton species, physico-chemical variables and V. cholerae isolations in rivers of Tucumán. There were 18 sampling in the rivers Salí and Lules from 2003 to 2005. Physico-chemical variables of water (pH, temperature, conductivity and dissolved oxygen), phytoplankton (richness and relative frequency) and V. cholerae isolations were studied in this paper. Results showed differences in water quality, with anoxic periods in the River Salí. Diatoms were conspicuous in almost all months and generally there were in percentages upper 85 %. Just Vibrio cholerae non-O1, non-O139 was isolated, specially in months warmer with alkaline pH and also with dissolved oxygen low concentration.</text>
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                <text>Fitoplâncton, Físico-Química, Physic-chemistry, Tucumán, Vibrio cholerae, phytoplankton, reservoir, reservorio, rios, rivers</text>
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                <text>Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica</text>
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                <text>Sociedad Argentina de Botánica</text>
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                <text>Los Ángeles, la metrópolis radical de Reyner Banham</text>
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                <text>Regina Maria Prosperi Meyer</text>
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                <text>El libro Los Ángeles – la arquitectura de cuatro ecologías, del autor Reyner Banham (1922-1988) publicado en 1971 ha sido, desde su primera edición, obyecto de mucha controversia. Algunos lo ven como un texto seminal, con mucha ascendencia sobre los arquitectos que se han dedicado al análisis de otras realidades urbanas desde esa década. Sin embargo, su fortuna crítica también incluye severas críticas académicas, y no rara vez, devastadoras. Las disputas emprendidas en ese momento, sobre el inevitable examen de los dogmas del Movimiento Moderno, están presentes en el libro de forma reflexiva, valiente, y, a veces provocativa. No obstante, después de cuatro décadas, es interesante mirar detenidamente el libro para apreciar sus tesis a partir del desarrollo de las metrópolis contemporáneas, que probablemente serían nombradas por el autor como las metrópolis capitalistas de la cuarta edad de la máquina. El artículo trata también de destacar la fuerza y la legitimidad de la innovación metodológica que el autor ha forjado para articular su tesis y su objeto – el gran Los Ángeles.</text>
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                <text>Los Angeles. Infraestruturas urbanas. Metrópole. Arquitetura. Ferrovia. Via expressa</text>
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                <text>Pós: Revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Arquitetura e Urbanismo da FAUUSP</text>
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                <text>Universidade de São Paulo (USP)</text>
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                <text>Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Architecture</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://revistas.usp.br/posfau/article/view/121771" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://revistas.usp.br/posfau/article/view/121771&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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