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                <text>Perspectivas sistemáticas de Zamia (Zamiaceae) en Megaméxico: de la taxonomía alfa a los códigos de barras genéticos Systematic perspectives on Zamia (Zamiaceae) in Megamexico: from alpha taxonomy to genetic barcodes</text>
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                <text>Fernando Nicolalde-Morejón, Jorge González-Astorga, Francisco Vergara-Silva, Andrew P. Vovides</text>
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                <text>El género Zamia en Megaméxico cuenta con 22 especies descritas y una entidad en el estatus de species dubium (Z. verschaffeltii). En las últimas décadas, el género Zamia ha recibido atención en tratamientos florísticos regionales, y de manera sobresaliente en una monografía especializada. Además, algunas especies del género han sido objeto de varios estudios recientes en citogenética, ecología y genética de poblaciones. El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar información actualizada sobre las especies de Zamia que se distribuyen en Megaméxico, con base en una revisión de ejemplares de herbario y trabajo de campo. Adicionalmente, se hace énfasis en los complejos de especies que aún requieren investigación para el esclarecimiento de sus límites taxonómicos. La discusión plantea la necesidad de realizar investigación en el aspecto poblacional con datos moleculares, mediante códigos de barras de ADN (DNA barcoding). Se concluye que la creación de una base de datos moleculares que funcione como 'biblioteca de referencia de códigos de barras' para todas las especies de Zamia en Megaméxico sería de utilidad en aspectos sistemáticos, dentro de los cuales destaca la automatización de la identificación de especies, tanto en el campo como en colecciones biológicas. Dicha base de datos daría servicio a múltiples sectores sociales que son usuarios del conocimiento taxonómico especializado &amp;#8213;por ejemplo, la industria forestal, las aduanas e instancias conservacionistas interesadas en diagnosticar especies de manera rápida y confiable, especialmente ante el tráfico ilegal de ejemplares.The genus Zamia in Megamexico includes 22 described species and one entity in the species dubium category (Z. verschaffeltii). During the last 2 decades, the genus Zamia has received attention in regional floristic treatments and, outstandingly, in a specialized monograph. Besides, some species in the genus have been the focus of several recent cytogenetic, ecological and population genetic studies. The objective of this work is to present updated information on the species of Zamia distributed in Megamexico, on the basis of a revision of herbarium specimens and fieldwork data. In addition, we emphasize that research is needed in some species complexes, in order to clarify their taxonomic limits. We discuss the need to conduct population-level research with molecular data, according to the DNA barcoding approach. We conclude that the creation of a molecular database that functions as a 'DNA barcodes reference library' for all Zamia species will be useful for systematic aspects, particularly automatization of species identifications, both in the field and in biological collections. At the same time, such databases would be helpful for multiple social sectors that employ specialized taxonomic knowledge -for instance, the forestry industry, customs and conservationist bodies interested in the rapid and reliable diagnosis of species, particularly in the face of illegal trade of specimens.</text>
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                <text>Contenidos de la Tercera Parte del Curso de 'Bío-Arquitectura' del Dr. Garcíatello [1945-1956, Universidad de Chile], un médico apasionado por la Arquitectura y el Urbanismo./Contents of the third part of the course 'Bío-Architecture' [1945-1956, Universidad de Chile]; dictated by Dr. Garcíatello's, a phisician who was passionated about architecture and urbanism.</text>
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                <text>Se analizan algunos aportes de la entomología al desarrollo y estado del arte de tres temas relevantes de la ecología y de la biología evolutiva. Para tal fin se discuten cuestiones relativas a la diversidad biológica en contextos inter e intra-específico, al crecimiento y a la regulación de las poblaciones animales, considerándose enfoques particulares de las genéricamente  denominadas 'teorías poblacionales', y a las bases biológicas del comportamientode los insectos sociales. Esto último como base para la interpretación de la eventual  manifestación de presiones de selección y extinciones diferenciales a nivelesbiológicos por encima del individual (selección familiar o de parentela, 'kin selection').</text>
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                <text>Social determinants of health and disease: the role of small-scale projects illustrated by the Koster health project in Sweden and Ametra in Peru Determinantes sociais de saúde e doença: o papel de pequenos projetos em saúde ilustrado pelos projetos Koster na Suécia e Ametra no Peru</text>
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                <text>Two different health projects are evaluated in this paper. The Koster Health project taking place at the Koster Islands in Sweden and the Ametra project going on among the Shipibo-Conibo in Peru. Both projects focus more on the determinants of health than on sickness and more on the individual's subjective feeling of illness than on the biomedically 'objectively' recognizable disease. 'Mobilization' and 'responsibility'for the individual's own health are central concepts in both projects. In the theoretical part of the paper a human ecological perspective is suggested to analyse the interaction between human health and environmental changes. The author emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary research when evaluating how the external determinants from the natural and social environment affect human beings and health. The human ecological approach is seen as a complement to the biomedical research. Health and disease are two poles in a continuum. In a pluralistic society we should struggle towards the pole of health.Este artigo revê e avalia dois projetos de saúde - o Koster Health Project realizado nas ilhas Koster, Suécia, e o Ametra Project, realizado entre os indígenas Shipibo-Conibo, Peru. Ambos enfocam, principalmente, os determinantes de saúde, ao invés da doença. Os projetos também privilegiam em suas abordagens os sentimentos subjetivos individuais sobre a doença, ao invés de doenças 'objetivamente' reconhecidas pela biomedicina. 'Mobilização' e 'responsabilidade' pela saúde do próprio indivíduo são conceitos centrais em ambos os projetos. O artigo busca na ecologia humana o suporte teórico para analisar a interação entre saúde humana e mudanças ambientais. A autora enfatiza a importância da pesquisa interdisciplinar na avaliação do papel exercido pelos fatores naturais e sociais sobre os seres humanos e a saúde. A abordagem da ecologia humana é vista como complementar à pesquisa biomédica sendo, saúde e doença, concebidas como dois pontos em um continuum. A autora argumenta que em uma sociedade pluralista deve-se lutar no sentido de se avançar rumo ao polo da saúde.</text>
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                <text>A sacralização da natureza e a 'naturalização' do sagrado: aportes teóricos para a compreensão dos entrecruzamentos entre saúde, ecologia e espiritualidade The 'cultivating self': health, ecology and spirituality</text>
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                <text>Isabel Cristina Moura Carvalho, Carlos Alberto Steil</text>
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                <text>O presente artigo discute as práticas de aperfeiçoamento de si e do cuidado com o ambiente, voltadas para a saúde e o bem estar físico, mental e espiritual. O foco desta discussão está dirigida para os pontos de interseção entre práticas ecológicas e religiosas, que dão origem a processos de sacralização da natureza e de 'naturalização' do sagrado. O campo de interesse empírico são as práticas religiosas de grupos ecológicos e as práticas ecológicas de grupos religiosos. Elegemos como referenciais metodológicos e teóricos as contribuições da filosofia da percepção de Merleau-Ponty, da psicologia ecológica de Bateson, da antropologia fenomenológica de Thomas Csordas e da epistemologia ecológica de Tim Ingold, na medida em que estas perspectivas somam-se no intento de colapsar as dualidades mente e corpo, sujeito e ambiente, natureza e cultura. Encontramos no conceito de paisagem, enquanto corpo do mundo, um ponto de convergência destas diferentes abordagens. Assim, a hipótese que acionamos é a de que a paisagem, enquanto corpo do mundo, pode ser tomada como o solo da cultura, no sentido de que o sujeito humano, em sua condição corporal de ser no mundo, está não apenas implicado na paisagem, mas essa é a condição de seu engajamento no mundo e na cultura.This paper aims at identifying practices for self-perfectioning and environmental care linked to physical as well as mental and spiritual health and well-being. It focuses on the points of intersection between ecological and religious practices that engender processes for the 'sacralization of nature' and the 'naturalization of the sacred'. Our field of empirical interest is the one of religious practices of ecological groups and the ecological practices of religious groups. As theoretical and methodological references we chose contributions from Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of perception, Bateson's ecological psychology, Thomas Csordas' phenomenological anthropology and Tim Ingold's ecological epistemology, since these perspectives join in the purpose to break up the dualities mind/body, subject/environment, nature/culture. We encounter in the concept of landscape a point of convergence between these different approaches as a body of the world. Thus the hypothesis which we support is that the landscape, as a body of the world, may be taken as the soil of culture, in the sense that the human subject, in his or her corporeal condition of being of this world is not only set in the landscape, but the landscape is the very condition of his or her engagement in the world and in culture.</text>
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                <text>Human ecology. Anthropogeography</text>
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                <text>M.B. Silva, M.R. Zucchi, V.F. Oliveira Júnior, M.A. Gussoni, F.C. Silva, N.E. Marques</text>
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                <text>Os objetivos deste trabalho foram: identificar as espécies vegetais utilizadas com fins medicinais pela comunidade de Ipameri (Estado de Goiás); investigar as preferências com relação à produção e comercialização dessas plantas; e diagnosticar o perfil de gênero e as faixas etárias e salariais de seus usuários. Para isso, foram realizadas entrevistas estruturadas com 200 famílias da cidade e coletadas as plantas visando-se a sua correta identificação. O material foi herborizado, identificado e depositado no Herbário da Universidade Estadual de Goiás (HUEG). Das 200 famílias entrevistadas, 75 disseram não fazer uso de plantas com fins medicinais (37,5%), enquanto 125 afirmaram fazê-lo (62,5%). O grupo que utiliza relacionou 35 espécies mais empregadas: hortelã-rasteira (Mentha x villosa L.), boldo-sete-dores (Plectranthus barbatus Andrews.), capim-cidreira (Cymbopogon citratus (DC.) Stapf.), quebra-pedra (Phyllanthus niruri L.), camomila (Chamomilla recutita (L.) Rauschert.), poejo (Mentha pulegium L.), guaco (Mikania glomerata Spreng.), mentrasto (Ageratum conyzoides L.), alfavacão (Ocimum gratissimum L.), losna (Artemisia canphorata Vill.), bálsamo (Eysenhardtia platycarpa Mich.), carqueja (Baccharis trimera (Less.) DC.), funcho (Foeniculum vulgare Mill.), babosa (Aloe vera L.) e malva (Althaea officinalis L.). Todas as famílias consumidoras (100%) afirmaram preferir as plantas cultivadas de forma orgânica, selecionando-as através da boa aparência (68% das famílias) e consumindo-as in natura (sem beneficiamento, 100%). A utilização de plantas medicinais em Ipameri é independente do sexo (54%, mulheres e 46%, homens) e se estende às várias faixas etárias e também sócio-econômicas, configurando-se assim, um bom mercado consumidor.The aims of this study were: to identify the plant species used for medicinal purposes by the community at Ipameri (Goiás State); to investigate the preferences with respect to the production and marketing of these plants; and to diagnose the gender profile and the age and wage ranges of users. Thus, structured interviews were conducted with 200 families in the city and plants were collected for their correct identification. The material was herborized, identified and deposited in the Herbarium of 'Universidade Estadual de Goiás' (HUEG). Of the 200 families interviewed, 75 said they did not make use of plants for medicinal purposes (37.5%), while 125 said they do use them (62.5%). The latter group reported the 35 most used species: 'hortelã-rasteira' (Mentha x villosa L.), 'boldo-sete-dores' (Plectranthus barbatus Andrews.), lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus (DC.) Stapf.), 'quebra-pedra' (Phyllanthus niruri L.), chamomile (Chamomilla recutita (L.) Rauschert.), pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium L.), guaco (Mikania glomerata Spreng.), mentrasto (Ageratum conyzoides L.), clove basil (Ocimum gratissimum L.), wormwood (Artemisia canphorata Vill.), balm (Eysenhardtia platycarpa Mich.), broom (Baccharis trimera (Less.) DC.), fennel (Foeniculum vulgare Mill.), aloe (Aloe vera L.) and mallow (Althaea officinalis L.). All consumer families (100%) stated to prefer plants grown organically, to select the plants based on their good appearance (68% families) and to eat them in natura (unprocessed, 100%). The use of medicinal plants in Ipameri is independent of gender (54% womem and 46% men) and extends to several age and socioeconomic ranges, configuring thus a good consumer market.</text>
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                <text>Universidade Estadual Paulista</text>
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                <text>A Nhecolândia, uma sub-região arenosa do Pantanal, possui muitas lagoas ('baías') rasas e subcirculares. Levantou-se, em outubro de 1988, através de duas transecções, a vegetação aquática de uma lagoa permanente, denominada 'Baía da Sanguessuga', com 250m de diâm. e até 1,2m prof. (época seca), na fazenda Nhumirim (18º59'S e 56º39'W, e alt 90m). As plantas foram coletadas e depositadas nos Herbários CP AP e COR. São apresentadas lista de 37 plantas ocorrentes, suas formas biológicas, e gráficos de frequência das principais espécies. As espécies mais freqüentes são: Utricularia spp., Salvinia auriculata, Cabomba pyauhyensis, Hydrocieis nymphoides, Cyperus cf. polystachyos, Eleocharis spp., Pontederia cordata, Nymphaea amazonwn e Echinodorus spp. Observou-se zonação na distribuição das principais espécies, explicada pela relação entre profundidade e forma biológica das plantas.Nhecolandia, a sandy sub-region of the Pantanal, has many shalow and subcircular lakes. In October 1988 two transects were established to survey the aquatic vegetation of a permanent pond, named 'Baia da Sanguessuga', 250 m diameter and 1,2 m deep (dry season), at Nhumirim farm (18º59'S, 56º39'W, and 90 m alt.). Plants were colected and kept at CPAP and COR Herbaria. A list of 37 plants, their life forms and frequency graphs are presented. The most frequent species are: Utricularia spp., Salvinia auriculata, Cabomba pyauhyensis, Hydrocleis nymphoides, Cyperus cf. polystachyos, Eleocharis spp., Pontederia cordata, Nymphaea amazonum and Echinodorus spp. There is a relation between depth and life form, and a zonation on the distribution of the most important species.</text>
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                <text>Ecología vegetal, Hidrófitas, Vegetação, aquatic plants, hydrophytes, plant ecology, terras úmidas, vegetation, wetiand</text>
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                <text>Acta Botânica Brasílica</text>
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                <text>Sociedade Botânica do Brasil</text>
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                <text>Geralmente pensa-se que a estrutura das comunidades está determinada pela competição interespecífica. Os críticos desta idéia indicam que devemos primeiramente demonstrar a estrutura com modelos nulos par testar se a estrutura realmente existe. Aqui, utilizamos 179 espécies predadoras e saprófagas de moscas da família Muscidae (Diptera) que foram capturadas com armadilha Malaise em seis locais no Estado do Paraná, durante um ano de estudo. Para testar a estrutura das comunidades, geramos cinco matrizes de presença-ausência (1-0): duas por guildas tróficas, duas por tipo de habitat e uma matriz geral (taxonômica). Dois índices de co-ocorrência (C) e covariância (V) de espécies foram calculados nas matrizes desenvolvidas através de 5000 aleatorizações de Monte Carlo. Estas seguiram duas diferentes premissas: 1) número de espécies por local fixo, e 2) proporções constantes de espécies em todos os locais. Comparações com modelos nulos de comunidades mostram que a assembléia 'taxonômica' de espécies tem uma falsa estrutura, enquanto assembléias de espécies 'ecológicas' têm uma estrutura verdadeira. Enquanto as assembléias ecológicas são consistentes com a teoria de competição interespecífica como uma causa da estrutura das comunidades, é possível que outras causas possam também ser importantes.Community structure is often thought to be determined by interspecific competition. Critics of this idea state that we must first demonstrate structure with null models to test whether structure indeed exists. Here, we use 179 predatory and saprophagic species of flies in the family Muscidae (Diptera) that were captured in Malaise traps in six locations in Paraná State during one year of study. To test community structure, we generated five presence-absence (1-0) matrices: two by trophic guilds, two by habitat, and one general matrix (taxonomic). Two indices of co-occurrence (C) and covariance (V) of species were calculated in the matrices developed through 5,000 Monte Carlo randomizations. Randomizations followed two different assumptions: 1) fixed number of species per location, and 2) constant proportions of species at all locations. Comparisons with null-model communities showed that 'taxonomic' species assemblage had a false structure, while 'ecological' species assemblages had true structure. Although the ecological assemblages are consistent with the theory of interspecific competition as a cause of community structure, it remains possible that other causes of structure may also be important.</text>
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                <text>Aleatorização, Community ecology, co-ocorrência de espécies, coexistence, coexistência, competition, competição, ecología de comunidades, randomization, species co-ocurrence</text>
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                <text>O objetivo deste artigo é oferecer uma análise da produção científica sobre                sustentabilidade em conjuntos de artigos das áreas de ecologia, economia, sociologia                e antropologia, a partir de quinze dentre os vinte e cinco artigos mais citados no                sítio ISI -Web of Science em cada ciência, entre 1990 e 2010.                Observaram-se os arranjos conceituais que configuram o termo nessas ciências, para                compreender como elas abordam os hibridismos - as interfaces 'humanos/não humanos' e                'ciência/política'- presentes nos discursos sobre sustentabilidade. A análise                concentrou-se na tensão entre disciplinaridade e interdisciplinaridade no contexto de                estabelecimento da relação entre artefato científico e propositividade política. Para                tanto, a leitura orientou-se por três dimensões da discursividade presentes nos                artigos: as concepções de interação entre humanos e não humanos; as definições de                risco e ameaça; e as estratégias de enfrentamento das questões de sustentabilidade.                Essa tríade fundamentou-se na teoria da modernização reflexiva e nos estudos sociais                da ciência. Observaram-se, nos quatro conjuntos, dois campos de possibilidades de                articulação interdisciplinar denominados 'ecologização' e 'politização', ambos                orientados por um sentido de 'interdisciplinaridade por continuidade'.</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul</text>
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