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                <text>Variable retention is an alternative harvesting system that could be implemented instead the more traditional ones (e.g. shelterwood cut for N. pumilio forests in southern Patagonia), because it was designed not only for timber purpose, but also for conservation. However, the impact of different retention types on diversity is not clear, e.g. stenotopic and eurytopic bird species. The objective of this work was to analyse the habitats (inside, edge or outside of aggregated retention) and the use of strata (canopy, stem, debris and floor) for different bird species under two different variable retention harvesting types (aggregated + dispersed retentions, or ggregated retention + clear-cuts). We analysed four years of bird observation data in variable retention harvested and unharvested forest permanent plots located in Tierra del Fuego province (Argentina) belonging to PEBANPA (Parcelas de Ecología y Biodiversidad de Ambientes Naturales en Patagonia Austral) network, also with understory and crown cover data. Statistical analysis included uni- and multivariate tests, and comparisons with unharvested forests. We inventoried nine bird species, six of which showed significantly different habitat preference in variable retention types (Carduelis barbata, Phrygilus patagonicus and Tachycineta leucopyga in aggregated + dispersed retentions, and Enicognathus ferrugineus, P. patagonicus, T. leucopyga, Troglodytes aedon and Zonotrichia capensis in aggregated retention + clearcuts). Likewise, all evaluated species presented differential use of strata, and some species changed comparing harvested and unharvested forests. DCA (Detrended Corresponded Analysis) highlighted association between species and habitats (e.g. P. patagonicus is more related to outside aggregated retentions) as well as differences between variable retention types, showing that bird species move toward edges when clear-cuts were carried out, among aggregated retention, instead of dispersed retention. These results support the effectiveness of the variable retention to conserve habitat of bird species inside managed forests, which satisfy both stenotopic and eurytopic species requirements.</text>
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                <text>Resumen  La sociedad precisa personas preparadas en distintas competencias para llevar a cabo tareas complejas. Además, las soluciones a los problemas de la sociedad actual requieren la cooperación de diferentes disciplinas ¿Podemos ayudar a los estudiantes universitarios a aprender a trabajar en equipos multidisciplinares? Realizar una auditoría energética es una labor compleja. Para analizar el comportamiento energético de un edificio es preciso manejar diversas variables en procesos dinámicos y cambiantes. Si no se cuenta con unos datos de partida precisos, los errores en las conclusiones pueden resultar significativos. Pero, por otro lado, también se puede caer en la pretensión de un exceso de precisión que hace inviable el trabajo de campo para la toma de datos y que aporta muy poco más a las conclusiones finales. 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More specifically, the Escuela de Minas of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid offers a classroom to carry out the energy audit and obtains the learning results in a disinterested way.   The conclusions of the study allow them to undertake measures to improve the energy performance of the classroom. They obtain a roadmap that allows them to undertake the investments they can make with the right profitability criteria. But society in general also benefits, since the measures that the Escuela de Minas may undertake result in a reduction in energy consumption, which implies a reduction in CO2 emissions and, therefore, some mitigation of climate change, so urgent at the present time. In the academic year 2018-2019 one architecture student and two computer science students have carried out their respective TFG and PFM in this context, obtaining satisfactory results, both in the technical and learning side.</text>
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                <text>E l objetivo del presente trabajo fue determinar la existencia de diferenciación morfológica (como indicador de variación genética) entre poblaciones de Abies religiosa , con la finalidad de delimitar una zonificación altitudinal para decidir el movimiento de semillas en los progra - mas de reforestación. Se recolectaron y analizaron morfológicamente ramas y conos de 11 in - dividuos de 15 poblaciones de A. religiosa en el cerro de San Andrés, municipio de Hidalgo, Michoacán (cercano a la Reserva de la Biósfera de la Mariposa Monarca), a lo largo de un transecto altitudinal (2,850-3,550 m, una población cada 50 m). La diferenciación morfológica significativa entre poblacio - nes se determinó a lo largo del gradiente altitudinal; las poblaciones de baja altitud tienen acículas más cortas y conos más largos que las poblaciones de elevada altitud. Se sugiere delimitar tres zonas altitu - dinales provisionales: 2,800 a 3,050; 3,050 a 3,300; y 3,300 a 3,550 m. Ignorando el cambio climático, se sugiere reforestar cada zona con planta originada de la semilla en la misma zona. Considerando el cambio climático, se sugiere realizar migración asistida altitudinalmente, plantando sitios en la zona inmediata superior a la zona donde la semilla se recolecte.</text>
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                <text>El objetivo del presente trabajo fue determinar costo energético de las principales operaciones agrícolas mecanizadas en tressistemas de preparación de suelo, cuantificar su posible ahorro utilizando los sistemas de la labranza de conservación, en relación con el sistemaconvencional, partiendo de la hipótesis de que es posible economizar energía usando labranza de conservación. El trabajo fue desarrollado en elpolígono agrícola de la Facultad de Agronomía de la Universidad Agraria de La Habana (UNAH) situada en el municipio de San José de las Lajasprovincia de La Habana, Cuba. Los resultados de la investigación permitieron llegar a las conclusiones siguientes: El costo energético del sistemade labranza cero es notablemente menor que el del sistema de labranza convencional, teniendo en el experimento un costo energético de sólo25,91 % del costo del sistema de labranza convencional y el sistema de labranza reducida alcanza 47,90 % de este último, siendo posible ahorrar3 183,54 y 4 527,59 MJ·ha-1 respectivamente del costo del sistema convencional.</text>
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                <text>El objetivo fue determinar el efecto de los cambios en los precios sobre la ingesta de los alimentos de los productores rurales del departamento de Junín (Perú), con la finalidad de verificar si existen diferencias en la situación de seguridad alimentaria entre agricultores que producen quinua con aquellos que no lo producen. Para ello, se aplicaron encuestas a 277 productores y se utilizaron datos de la Encuesta Nacional de Hogares (2016) para evaluar las dimensiones de la seguridad alimentaria. Se encontró que los alimentos locales tienen elasticidades más bajas que los alimentos foráneos, pero la variabilidad de precios de alimentos locales es mayor, además 27,3% de la población no cubren requerimientos calóricos, y que el consumo de quinua se asocia a su valor nutricional y a factores culturales. Para la población rural de Junín se evidencia un consumo de bajo valor nutricional, y no existen diferencias significativas en el consumo diario de alimentos entre productores de quinua de aquellos que no lo cultivan, por lo que aumentos de precios de alimentos impactarían similarmente a ambos grupos de productores.</text>
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