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                <text>La Antártida desdibuja sus contornos, los límites geográficos hechos de hielos eternos dan paso a nuevas geografías recortadas. Las masas glaciarias se derriten, debajo de sus capas acuosas comienza a emanar gas metano, que a manera de circuito cerrado, fortalece el efecto invernadero. Los cambios climáticos se acentúan, generando catástrofes inimaginadas. Masas de hielo se convierten en agua que se suman a los mares elevando sus niveles. Las investigaciones llevadas a cabo por científicos de la Dirección Nacional del Antártico (DNA) y el Instituto Antártico Argentino, como la «Aparición de Clorhidratos de Metano sobre la superficie de los hielos glaciarios” realizada por el Dr. Rodolfo del Valle y la «Evidencia de calentamiento climático en la Península Antártica y desaparición de la Barrera Glaciaria de Larsen» a cargo del Ing. Pedro Skvarca, fueron el punto de partida para la fundamentación de éste proyecto que indaga sobre los efectos producidos por los cambios climáticos y la posible incidencia del hombre en éstos procesos. El Proyecto recibe en el 2005 la beca Guggenheim de New York</text>
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                <text>Este trabajo pretende relatar y dar a conocer las actividades llevadas a cabo desde el Proyecto de Investigación'ARTE Y ECOLOGÍA' aprobado por el Consejo de Investigaciones de la Universidad Nacional de Tucumán. Desdeallí se pretende investigar las relaciones existentes entre la creación artística y la ecología, estudiando cómo elproductor artístico trabaja con materiales del ecosistema; cómo documenta su hábitat en sus obras; cómo se valede sus obras para concientizar acerca de la necesidad de preservar el medio ambiente como una manera depreservar la vida, etc. y también realizando una efectiva transferencia al medio de los resultados de lainvestigación.</text>
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                <text>The brine shrimp Artemia in Chile has been studied since the 1980s, initially on populations inhabiting shallow coastal and inland mountain ponds, and saltworks in northern and central Chile. Based on morphometric and molecular evidence, these populations were identified as A. franciscana. In the 1990s, A. persimilis was recorded from southern Patagonia, a species previously considered endemic to Argentina. Recently, two new populations of A.franciscana have been recorded, from one saline coastal pond in northern Chile and from a saltwork in central Chile. The scope for further research to increase both understanding of the strain characterization and basic population ecology descriptions of the Chilean brine shrimps and improve their conservation status is discussed. It is suggested that future studies should investigate first the management of local brine shrimp population for local aquaculture or conservation resources, other direction would be the effects of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposition that is notoriously high in brine shrimp habitats. This last factor is very important because the UVR is an important mutagen on the genetic structure of the populations. In this scenario, it is suggest a carefully management for introduced brine shrimp populations for local aquaculture for avoid alterations in native populations that due their genetic isolation would need conservation procedures for avoid local extinctions.El camarón de salmuera o Artemia ha sido estudiado en Chile desde la década de 1980, las primeras descripciones de poblaciones fueron para lagunas someras en zonas costeras y de montana, y en salinas artificiales en la zona central y norte de Chile. Sobre la base de evidencias morfométricas y moleculares estas poblaciones fueron descritas como A. franciscana. En la década de 1990, se describió la presencia de A. persimilis en la zona sur de la Patagonia, lo cual fue una ampliación del rango de distribución significativa, pues esta especie se le consideró endémica de Argentina. Recientemente dos nuevas poblaciones de A. franciscana fueron reportadas en una laguna somera en el norte y para una salina artificial en la zona central. El objetivo del presente estudio fue realizar una investigación para entender la caracterización de poblaciones y ecología básica de las poblaciones chilenas del camarón de salmuera y discutir como mejorar el estado de la conservación de estas. Se discute que a futuro los estudios se deberían enfocar primero al manejo de poblaciones nativas para acuicultura local o como un recurso para su conservación, otras orientaciones de estudio, podrían ser los efectos de la radiación ultravioleta (UVR) que es notoriamente alta en los hábitats del camarón de salmuera. Este último factor es importante porque la radiación ultravioleta es un agente mutágeno importante en la estructura genética de las poblaciones. En este escenario, se sugiere un manejo cuidadoso de las poblaciones introducidas del camarón de salmuera para la acuicultura local, con el fin de evitar alteraciones en las poblaciones nativas que debido a su aislamiento genético necesitarían procedimientos para su conservación con el fin de evitar extinciones locales.</text>
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                <text>Nos últimos anos a agricultura familiar no Brasil tem tomado novas dimensões. A discussão permeia o meio acadêmico e no campo político programas de fomento são criados. O estudo analisou a articulação dos atores institucionais que fazem parte do processo de desenvolvimento da agricultura familiar no Município de Mineiros, na região do Sudoeste Goiano. Foi utilizada a abordagem qualitativa e formulários padrão para o registro das instituições e ações. Utilizou-se a pesquisa documental a partir de dados obtidos junto às agências e bancos de dados ligados a agricultura familiar no Município de Mineiros-Goiás e região, durante o período de 1996, ano de criação do Programa Nacional de Fortalecimento da Agricultura Familiar-PRONAF a 2014. Nos resultados, identificou-se 32 instituições ligadas à agricultura familiar, representantes do governo, instituições de ensino superior, cooperativas, associações rurais, instituições financeiras, empresas privadas e organizações não-governamentais, desenvolvendo ações extensionistas, de assistência técnica e de pesquisa. Com o estudo concluiu-se que existe uma rede de cooperação local, desenvolvendo ações nas dimensões social, econômica, ambiental e cultural da sustentabilidade. As informações adquiridas poderão subsidiar ações locais e regionais na implementação das políticas públicas direcionadas para o setor da agricultura familiar.</text>
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                <text>Articulació de l'ús de proves i el model de flux d'energia en els ecosistemes en arguments d'alumnat de batxillerat</text>
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                <text>Beatriz Bravo Torija, María Pilar Jiménez-Aleixandre</text>
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                <text>Aquest estudi examina l'ús del model de flux d'energia i la seva articulació amb proves situades en diferents nivells epistèmics per estudiants de segon de batxillerat. La mostra analitzada (N = 254) procedeix dels exàmens de la Prova d'Accés a la Universitat. La tasca sol·licita l'alumnat justificar la limitació en el nombre de nivells d'una cadena tròfica. Els resultats mostren: a) que l'ús del model teòric per l'alumnat és més sofisticat que l'ús de proves i b) que del 12,2% dels estudiants que utilitzen proves en tres o quatre nivells epistèmics, la majoria (11% del total) utilitzen un model complex de flux d'energia. Una implicació és que, encara que el coneixement conceptual és necessari per articular proves, no n'hi ha prou, és necessari dur a terme activitats per promoure l'ús de proves a la classe de ciències.</text>
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                <text>aprendizaje de ecología, argumentación, competencia científica, uso de pruebas</text>
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                <text>Enseñanza de las Ciencias</text>
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                <text>Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://ensciencias.uab.es/article/view/1281" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://ensciencias.uab.es/article/view/1281&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Articulando la sostenibilidad ecológica, económica y social: el caso del cacahuate orgánico</text>
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                <text>Peter R. W. Gerritsen, Pedro Figueroa Bautista, Víctor Manuel Villalvazo López, Gerardo Cruz Sandoval</text>
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                <text>En este trabajo se analiza la experiencia del sistema socioproductivo del cacahuate orgánico en el ejido La Ciénega en la Costa  Sur  de  Jalisco. Esta  leguminosa  es  un  caso  particular  entre  las  múltiples alternativas productivas capaces de fortalecer procesos sociales, económicos, culturales y  ambientales. Además, se discute la importancia de este cultivo desde el enfoque de la  sostenibilidad: como  práctica cultural, de conservación del ambiente y como práctica de justicia social, por ejemplo. Parte medular de este texto  es  la  búsqueda  y  fortalecimiento  de  estrategias  dirigidas  a  lograr  un  desarrollo  rural endógeno, así como el empoderamiento de las unidades familiares, grupos de productores y uniones de organizaciones que luchan por generar procesos de desarrollo rural alternativos al modelo de desarrollo dominante.</text>
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                <text>Economía, Sociedad y Territorio</text>
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                <text>El Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.</text>
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                <text>Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Cities. Urban geography</text>
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