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                <text>This article explores the possibilities of establishing knowledge sharing between governmental development plans and the “life plans” (planes de vida) made by indigenous organizations, in particular the life plan of the Asociación de Autoridades Indígenas del Resguardo Tikuna, Cocama, Yagua (Aticoya), municipality of Puerto Nariño, Amazonas, Colombia. Colombia’s Constitution of 1991 created the ETI (Entidad Territorial Indígena,“indigenous territorial entity”) as a territorial unit, just like municipalities, departments, and districts. This means that indigenous reservations (or “reserves” or “preserves”) and associations should manage public funds, for which they must design a life plan. This inclusion and recognition of indigenous peoples entails that those life plans should articulate with the municipal, departmental, and national development plans. The article illustrates this situation by comparing two welfare programs –Resa (Red de Seguridad Alimentaria “Food Security Network”) and Familias Guardabosques (“Forest Ranger Families”)– and two income-generating productive and service (tourism) projects carried out by Aticoya and the local indigenous councils of communities on the Amazon and Loretoyacu Rivers.</text>
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                <text>Introducción: El artículo explica cuál es la situación del cine en España, desde un punto de vista educativo y curricular, dentro de la evolución del concepto de educación mediática hacia un nuevo constructo: alfabetización transmedia, en la nueva ecología de los medios y cultura colaborativa. Método: Análisis crítico del estado de la cuestión de tres conceptos clave: cine educativo en España, educación mediática y alfabetización transmedia, a partir de la investigación bibliográfica. Resultados: El cine está presente de forma difusa en los programas educativos españoles. Ante la transformación del paradigma de la comunicación actual, concebimos la alfabetización transmedia como una extensión del concepto de la educación mediática. La narrativa transmedia favorece el desarrollo del cine y sus competencias. Discusión: Falta de consolidación del concepto de alfabetización transmedia en la comunidad científica, por su novedad. Relevancia del aprendizaje informal a la hora de definir las competencias transmedia. Motivos por los que la educación cinematográfica es todavía insuficiente en la legislación educativa española.</text>
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                <text>Con la finalidad de incrementar el conocimiento sobre los cnidarios se estudió la composición, distribución, abundancia y ecología de la comunidad de medusas y sifonóforos durante la época húmeda desde diciembre del 2015 a mayo del 2016 en seis estaciones ubicadas en la zona costera de Ancón, Anconcito y Punta Carnero (Ecuador), a partir de 51 muestras zooplanctónicas colectadas mediante arrastres superficiales y verticales. Se identificaron 22 especies de medusas clasificadas en 5 órdenes, 14 familias y 16 géneros y 14 especies de sifonóforos con 1 orden, 2 subórdenes, 4 familias y 10 géneros. Las especies más abundantes a nivel superficial fueron Aglaura hemistoma en febrero, Liriope tetraphylla en marzo, Obelia sp. y Proboscidactyla ornata en febrero, Nanomia bijuga en abril, Muggiaea atlantica en febrero, Sulculeolaria chuni y Diphyes dispar en marzo, mientras que en la columna de agua (10 metros) fueron Proboscidactyla ornata en febrero, Liriope tetraphylla, Solmundella bitentaculata, Obelia sp., Muggiaea atlantica y Nanomia bijuga en abril, la máxima diversidad en medusas fue de 2.14 bits/ind en la columna de agua para abril, mientras que en sifonóforos a nivel superficial con 1.67 bits/ind para diciembre. La similitud de Bray-Curtis determinó a las estaciones E2, E3 y E4 como las más afines por sus máximas abundancias. El análisis de correspondencia canónica destacó la relación entre Obelia sp. y Muggiaea atlantica con la temperatura y de Liriope tetraphylla con la salinidad. En general, la fauna de medusas y sifonóforos mostró una representativa afinidad ecológica para aguas tropicales y subtropicales así como también presencia de especies cosmopolitas, neríticas y oceánicas, estudio de vital importancia para asociarlos en futuras investigaciones al Evento El Niño.</text>
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                <text>Se construyó el estado del arte del marco jurídico de protección de los humedales frente al cambio climático,con base en un análisis bibliométrico y de redes, utilizando como instrumento la búsqueda de documentos científicos en la base de datos Scopus®. Las áreastemáticas más importantes proceden de las ciencias ambientales. Las tendencias investigativas más relevantes de esta revisión frente al cambioclimático fueron: a) la importancia de los humedales y sus impactos; b) la protección y conservación ambientalde los humedales, y sus efectos en la biodiversidad; c) las políticas ambientales de gestión (restauración, conservación, protección de humedales) y el desarrollosostenible. Se identificaron otros aspectos de importancia como son las tendencias regionales y planificación territorial, la gestión del carbono, la producciónde metano, indicadores paisajísticos y participación efectiva como elementos para las políticas ambientales de manejo, restauración, protección y conservaciónde estos ecosistemas.</text>
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                <text>The core crop region of the Humid Pampa is one of the most productive agricultural lands around the world and depends highly on climate conditions. This study assesses climate variability, climate extremes, and observed and projected climate changes there, using 1911–2019 observations and CMIP5 model simulations. Since 1970, the annual mean temperature has risen by 1 °C and the mean annual minimum and maximum temperatures by 2 and 0.5 °C, respectively. The frequency of warm days and nights increased, and cold days and nights decreased. Heatwaves became longer and more intense, and cold waves decreased with less frost events. Annual precipitation increased by 10% from 1911, mainly in summer, and years with excess precipitation outnumbered those with a deficit. Both intense precipitation events and consecutive dry days grew, suggesting more annual precipitation falling on fewer days. Projections show a warming of 1 ºC by 2035, regardless of the scenario. From then on until 2100, mean temperature will increase by 2 and 3–3.5 °C in the RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scenarios, respectively. Annual precipitation will grow 8 and 16% from current values by 2100 in the RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scenarios, respectively. No major precipitation changes are projected in the RCP2.6 scenario.</text>
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                <text>Frijol silvestre en el Valle Central de Costa Rica:distribución ecológica y caracterización molecular. Estetrabajo presenta una actualización sobre la distribución de lasformas silvestres de fríjol común en Costa Rica, su ecología ysu caracterización molecular. Ala fecha 22 poblaciones fueronencontradas en cuatro cuencas alrededor del Valle Central, generalmenteen vegetaciones ruderales (frecuentemente bordesde cafetales), con estatuto de conservación variable (desdeprotegido a amenazado). Su caracterización molecular indicasu pertenencia al acervo genético mesoamericano. Varios marcadoresindican una variabilidad aumentada en las formas silvestresy permiten inferir la presencia de un fenómeno de flujogenético e introgresión desde materiales cultivados.</text>
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                <text>Bahía Culebra, Golfo de Papagayo, Costa Rica es una región de afloramiento estacional. Para determinar la relación entre el clima y la variabilidad de la temperatura sub-superficial, se analizaron los registros de la temperatura sub-superficial del mar de nueve estaciones localizadas en la Bahía. El análisis permitió caracterizar su ciclo anual y explorar su relación con fuentes de variabilidad climática que influencian el clima regional para el periodo 1998-2010. Los resultados se contextualizaron usando además los datos de una estación meteorológica automática que funcionó en la bahía junto con el registro de la temperatura superficial del mar para una rejilla que cubre la región de 9-11°N, 85-87°W, para el periodo 1854-2011. Debido a la tendencia positiva encontrada en la región para la temperatura superficial del mar, se concluye que los resultados mostrados asociados a los ciclos anuales y diarios en Bahía Culebra deben ser interpretados bajo un escenario de cambio climático, asociado a un calentamiento ocurrido desde 1854, además coherente con lo observado globalmente, y que su variabilidad climática está influenciada no sólo por aquella ligada a la de El Niño-Oscilación del Sur, en el Pacífico Ecuatorial, sino también por influencias de tipo atmosférico relacionadas con la variabilidad en el Océano Atlántico, debido a que los eventos cálidos (fríos) en Bahía Culebra tienden a ocurrir en concordancia con anomalías positivas y negativas (negativas y positivas) de los índices Niño 3.4 y OAN, respectivamente.Climate and subsurface sea temperature in Bahía Culebra, Costa Rica. Bahía Culebra, Golfo de Papagayo, Costa Rica is a seasonal upwelling area. To determine the relationship of climate and the subsurface temperature variability at Bahía Culebra, we analyzed nine records of sea subsurface temperature from the Bay, continuously recorded from 1998 to 2010. The analysis characterized the annual cycle and explored the influence of different climate variability sources on the subsurface sea temperature and air temperature recorded in Bahía Culebra. Data from an automatic meteorological station in the bay were studied, obtaining the annual and daily cycle for air surface temperature and wind speed. Sea surface temperature (SST) trend from 1854 to 2011 was calculated from reanalysis for the region that coverts 9-11°N, 85-87°W. Because of the positive SST trend identified in this region, results showed that annual and daily cycles in Bahía Culebra should be studied under a warming scenario since 1854, that is coherent with the global warming results and its climate variability is influenced by El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) in the Equatorial Pacific and by atmospheric forcing triggered by climate variability with Atlantic Ocean origin, because warm (cold) events in Bahía Culebra tend to occur in concordance with positive &amp; negative (negative &amp; positive) anomalies in Niño 3.4 (NAO) index.</text>
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