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                <text>Los cambios climáticos han generado, entre otros fenómenos, fuertes temporadas de lluvias que han afectado tanto bienes como vidas humanas. Este escrito pretende abordar el manejo de aguas en el contexto de la responsabilidad por los perjuicios que ello cause, a través de un estudio comparativo de la jurisprudencia colombiana y española, para así determinar los actuales lineamientos frente al manejo de lluvias y los resultados frente a su alegación como causal de exoneración. Se concluye que frente a los daños originados en inundaciones o anegaciones por lluvias excesivas, la respuesta del ordenamiento jurídico no es absoluta y se impone el estudio del elemento exógeno o control de la actividad en aras de definir si efectivamente se rompe el nexo de causalidad. Así, el elemento de prevención será determinante con miras a identificar el responsable de un daño, de forma que siempre que los daños sean imputables a una falta de control de una actividad relacionada de manejo o vigilancia de aguas o cauces, pero que sus consecuencias sean superables con medidas de prevención, no será admisible destruir el nexo de causalidad alegando fuerza mayor.</text>
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                <text>Com freqüência tem-se observado populações animais sobreviverem sob alterações artificiais do ambiente. A preocupação fundamental do fato reside na seleção de populações com base numa evolução para a domiciliação ou na formação de biocenoses artificiais tendo como conseqüência a urbanização de doenças contendo focos naturais. Sob este ponto de vista, discute-se os fundamentos dos mecanismos de sinantropia, baseados em informações biogeográficas, evolução das espécies e cauística humana. A ênfase é dada às doenças metaxênicas retratando-se eventos passados e presentes. Neste particular, questiona-se as relações interespecíficas entre o homem e os insetos, através das modalidades de caráter associativo das espécies vetoras. O significado epidemiológico desta concepção está nos tipos de exposição do homem às doenças e identificação de atributos envolvidos nesses processos infecciosos. Ressalta-se também a domiciliação como fenômeno biológico juntamente com fatores intrínsecos das populações e extrínsecos do ambiente, nos quais incluem-se as influências antrópicas.Various animal populations have, frequently, been observed surviving under artificial alterations of environment. The main concern in this regard relates to the selection of populations based on the stage of their adaptation to the domiciliary environment or to the formation of artificial biocenoses that have natural foci, and which, consequently, mean that these diseases can become urbanized. The establishment of the synanthropy mechanisms based on biogeographical information, the evolution of the species and the human casuistic are here discussed from this viewpoint. Emphasis is given to the arthropod vector of the disease in present and past times. The interspecific relations between man and insects through the associative character of vetorial species are examined with regard to this point. The epidemiological significance of this concept lies in the types of human exposure to disease and the identification of the attributes involved in these infections. Finally, emphasis is given to domiciliation as a biological phenomenon together with intrinsic factors of populations and extrinsic factors of environment, these last including anthropic influences.</text>
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                <text>O represamento do Rio Pananá para construção da hidrelétrica de Porto Primavera, entre os Estados do Mato Grosso do Sul e São Paulo, alterou as relações ecológicas na região. O objetivo do estudo foi descrever a fauna de culicídeos potencialmente vetores nesse reservatório, a 2km da margem direita, em Bataguassu, Mato Grosso do Sul, na fase anterior à inundação. Os culicídeos foram capturados em ambientes distintos mensalmente, de julho de 1997 a novembro de 1999. Foram calculados índices de riqueza e abundância. Obtiveram-se 16.553 exemplares adultos e 1.795 imaturos, com riqueza de 86 e 44 espécies, respectivamente. A fauna culicídea da área de estudo apresentava relativa riqueza, com espécies de valor epidemiológico, como o Anopheles darlingi, além de outras com potencial na veiculação de arbovírus.The damming of Paraná River for the construction of Porto Primavera Hydroelectric Power Plant, between the states of Mato Grosso do Sul, Midwestern Brazil and São Paulo, Southeastern Brazil, has changed the ecological relationships in the area. The objective of the study was to describe the fauna that can be potential vectors in this reservoir, 2 km away from its right bank, in Bataguassu, Mato Grosso do Sul, before flooding. Mosquitoes were monthly captured in different environments from July 1997 to November 1999. During this period 16,553 adult specimens and 1,795 immature forms were collected with richness of 86 different species of adults and 44 different species of immature forms. The fauna presented a richness that included species of epidemiological importance, as Anopheles darlingi and other mosquitoes with potential for arbovirus transmission.</text>
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                <text>A composição e estratificação da atividade Phlebotominae desenvolvida numa mata residual e área aberta com intensa atividade agrícola, tomam parte desta investigação. O emprego da armadilha CDC tornou acessivo determinar a fauna local. Treze espécies e um número global de 5.423 indivíduos foram capturados. Os pontos situados no ecótono foram os que apresentaram maiores rendimentos, com destaque para P. intermedius, L. migonei e L. fischeri. Desse modo, os resultados levam acreditar serem portadoras de hábito acrodendrófilo. Por outro lado, quando o resultado global foi agrupado segundo o sexo masculino e feminino, o primeiro foi predominante. A análise da distruição estacional dessas espécies citadas revelou claramente picos de atividades mais elevados, bi e tri-modal, para diferentes estações. Na estação outono, P. intermedius teve atividade quase exclusivamente ao nível do solo. Esta exclusividade praticamente se estendeu aos locais de coleta situados em campo aberto.This paper deals with the investigation on the composition and stratification of the Phebotominae activity developed in patch and clear areas of high agricultural activity. The employment of a CDC light trap proved to be a useful tool in determining the local faune. Thirteen species of sandflies and a total of 5,423 individuals were caught. The catch places situated in the ecotone were the ones in which the results reached their best, being outstanding for Psychodopygus intermedius, Lutzomyia migonei and L. fischeri. Thereby, data lead us to believe they have acrodendrophilous habit. On the other hand, when the global results were gathered according to male and female categories, the first one proved to be predominant. In the analysis of seasonal distribution for the three species cited, it was clear that the high-activity peaks were bi- and tri-modal for different seasons. P. intermedius was almost the exclusive sandfly caught at ground level in the Autumn season. This exclusiveness has practically extended itself to the catch places situated in open field.</text>
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                <text>Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz.</text>
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