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                <text>Las condiciones de producción del discurso de la revista Superinteressante sobre el cambio climático (1995 - 2015)</text>
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                <text>Journalistic discourse always is result of specific conditions of production that anchor the sayings about events, themes, problems and diverse individuals. In this research, we reflect especially on conditions of production that allow the reiteration of meanings about climate change in Superinteressante magazine. In our interpretive action, we mapped sayings about the climate issues constructed by the publication between 1995 and 2015. Based on the theoretical-methodological contributions of Discourse Analysis (AD), we located four Discursive Formations (DF) and ten Paraphrases Networks (PN) about climate change. The discussion of such categories points out how this magazine works, in its own discourse, the different dimensions of climate change.</text>
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                <text>Dendrocereus nudiflorus (Cactaceae): pasado, presente y futuro de un anacronismo en peligro de extinción según modelos de nicho climático /Dendrocereus nudiflorus (Cactaceae): past, present and future of an anchronism in extinction risk according to climatic niche modeling</text>
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                <text>RESUMEN Dendrocereus nudiflorus es una especie amenazada de cactus cubano cuyas poblaciones muestran una distribución disyunta y están integradas principalmente por individuos adultos. El conocimiento sobre la ecología de esta especie es muy escaso y las causas naturales de su reducido número de individuos se desconocen. El presente estudio exploró dos hipótesis sobre las causas naturales que pudieron afectar las poblaciones de D. nudiflorus, así como, se consideraron dos escenarios futuros para evaluar el posible impacto del cambio climático sobre esta especie e identificar zonas de importancia para su conservación. Mediante la modelación del nicho climático de D. nudiflorus se evaluaron los cambios en la extensión y distribución espacial de sus áreas de idoneidad climática en cuatro momentos. Por otra parte, también se exploró el posible papel que pudieron desempeñar Megalocnus rodens y Cyclura nubila sobre la dispersión de D. nudiflorus en base al análisis de la superposición de los modelos paleoclimáticos de ambas especies. Los resultados mostraron una drástica reducción en las áreas de idoneidad climática de D. nudiflorus desde el Último Máximo Glacial al Holoceno. De acuerdo a las áreas de idoneidad climática para los posibles dispersores, C. nubila debió jugar un papel importante en la dispersión de esta cactácea, mientras que el contraste de los modelos paleoclimáticos entre la cactácea y M. rodens muestran poca coincidencia. Aunque para el 2050 la especie de cactus debe permanecer en áreas protegidas, su tendencia es a reducir sus áreas de idoneidad climática. Los resultados apoyan la necesidad de un plan de recuperación para la especie en áreas del Sistema Nacional de Áreas Protegidas.   Palabras clave: áreas de idoneidad climática, cambio climático, Cyclura nubila, Megalocnus rodens, modelación de distribución, ruptura de interacción   ABSTRACT Dendrocereus nudiflorus is an endangered species of Cuban cactus primarily composed of adult individuals with disconnected populations. Ecological knowledge of the species is limited and the natural causes of its deteriorated condition are unclear. Herein we evaluate two natural causes hypothesized to affect D. nudiflorus populations. Furthermore, we consider two future scenarios to evaluate the possible impact of climate change on this species and to identify important zones for its conservation. Using climatic niche modeling of D. nudiflorus, we evaluate changes in the extent and spatial distribution of its climatically suitable areas over four time periods. We further use the overlap analysis of paleoclimatic models of Megalocnus rodens and Cyclura nubila to explore their suspected roles in the dispersal of D. nudiflorus. Results show a drastic reduction in the climatically suitable areas of D. nudiflorus from the Last Glacial Maximum to the Holocene. Based on climatically suitable areas for the suspected dispersers, C. nubila is thought to play an important role in cactacea dispersal, while there were few significant overlaps in the paleoclimatic models between M. rodens and this cactus. Although D. nudiflorus is projected to remain in protected areas through 2050, its tendency is to reduce its climatically suitable areas. The results support the need for a recuperation plan for this cactus species through the National System of Protected Areas.   Keywords: climatically suitable areas, climate change, Cyclura nubila, Megalocnus rodens, distribution modeling, interactions disruption   Recibido: 25 de abril 2017 Aceptado: 5 de agosto 2017</text>
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                <text>Alison y Peter Smithson en su Diagram of Appreciated Unit (1954) presentan un dibujo sin escala, sin localización, sin límites. Esta es la culminación de su ciudad entendida como tejido relacional. No dibujan ningún objeto sino relaciones de asociación entre distintos entornos y personas. De hecho, este posicionamiento a favor de un espacio relacional abstracto frente al de la composición formal provocará constante fricción entre las sucesivas generaciones desde los años 50 y 70 hasta el momento actual. En paralelo, los Smithson, al reducir la arquitectura a la calle, reclaman un papel más activo de esta en la construcción de lo social. La arquitectura debe construir los lugares en los que las personas puedan encontrarse, celebrar la cotidianeidad de sus vidas, en donde manifestarse individual y colectivamente. Son, precisamente, esta incorporación de lo público y del pensamiento inclusivo a la arquitectura, por un parte, y del entendimiento de esta como máquina relacional y posibilitadora de situaciones, por otra, los dos aspectos que confieren a su trabajo máxima actualidad. Este artículo indaga en las claves que determinan la formulación de ambos postulados a través de su gran herramienta epistemológica: sus dibujos.</text>
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                <text>Arbitrariedad, Calle, Street, arquitectura inclusiva, arquitectura relacional, dibujo cotidianidad, drawing, ecology, ecología, inclusive architecture, ordinariness, randomness, relational architecture, smithsons, social</text>
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                <text>Se analizó a escala local la variabilidad espacio-temporal de la precipitación en la Cuenca del Río Chicú, para su utilización como insumo en la detección de posibles impactos del cambio climático y el diseño de medidas de adaptación y mitigación a nivel municipal o de finca. Para ello se obtuvo la información histórica de precipitación recopilada de las estaciones hidrometeorológicas presentes, realizando su análisis de calidad y estimación de datos faltantes, con el propósito de generar mapas de distribución espacial de la precipitación para la región. Esta presenta una precipitación media anual de 853 mm para laestación climatológica Gja. Providencia (1987 – 2012), influenciado por la Zona de Interconfluencia Tropical la distribución de la precipitación media mensual es de carácter bimodal, generando dos periodos lluviosos en los meses de abril – mayo (101,9±15,6 mm) y octubre - noviembre (98,9±19,5 mm), produciendo variaciones significativas en torno a la distribución espacial de la precipitación en la zona en los meses analizados</text>
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                <text>Basada en la revisión y el estudio al microscopio óptico de muestras colectadas en acuatorios dulciacuícolas de 472 localidades del país, se ofrece una sinopsis de las especies del género Pinnularia (Bacillariophyceae). Finalmente se constata la presencia de 11 especies de este género en siete zonas geográficas de Cuba. El presente artículo incluye descripciones con las principales características morfométricas de las poblaciones cubanas, ilustraciones originales, distribución, ecología y en los casos requeridos comentarios taxonómicos.  Palabras claves: Diatomeas, Bacillariophyceae, Pinnularia, especies dulciacuícolas, Cuba  ABSTRACT After the revision and optical microscopy study on samples collected from 472 Cuban freshwater bodies a synopsis of the species of the genus Pinnularia (Bacillariophyceae) is offered. At least 11 species from seven geographical zones of Cuba were confirmed into the genus. This paper includes descriptions with the main morphometric characteristics of the Cuban populations, original drawings and information about the geographical distribution and ecology of each taxon. Taxonomical comments were also added in some cases.  Key words: Diatoms, Bacillariophyceae, Pinnularia, Freshwater species, Cuba</text>
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                <text>Revista del Jardín Botánico Nacional</text>
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                <text>Universidad de La Habana</text>
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                <text>Plant ecology</text>
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                <text>Herpailurus yagouaroundi es uno de los felinos más atropellados en carretera de México. En esta nota, se presenta evidencia fotográfica de un jaguarundi arrollado en una carretera suburbana de Puerto Vallarta, México. Se comentan las características ambientales del sitio donde tuvo lugar el evento.</text>
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