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                <text>Aspectos ecológicos da tripanossomíase americana: XVI - dispersão e ciclos anuais de colônias de Triatoma sordida e de Panstrongylus megistus espontaneamente desenvolvidas em ecótopos artificiais Ecologial aspects of South American Trypanosomiasis: XVI - dispersal and annual cycles of Triatoma sordida and Panstrongylus megistus colonies spontaneously developed in artificial ecotopes</text>
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                <text>São apresentados novos dados sobre os ciclos anuais de colônias de Triatoma sordida desenvolvidas espontaneamente em galinheiros experimentais. Os resultados das observações confirmaram os relatados em trabalho anterior relativos ao relacionamento com o tempo e à sobrevivência. Quanto à duração dos estádios ninfais obteve-se valor superior, provavelmente devido ao maior número de observações realizadas neste trabalho em comparação com as precedentes. Computando-se os resultados destas observações com os das anteriormente feitas, tanto para T. sordida como para Panstrongylus megistus, foi possível identificar com maior segurança as épocas de dispersão ativa, no período anual por parte das formas adultas. Para o primeiro desses triaiomíneos, o fenômeno atinge maior intensidade a partir de março podendo prolongar-se até maio. Para a outra espécie, a dispersão ocorre principalmente a partir de outubro prolongando-se até novembro. Tais aspectos permitem determinar as ocasiões mais propícias para a aplicação das medidas de vigilância, como sendo aquelas em que a composição das populações triatomínicas é predominantemente constituída de primeiras ninfas e adultos. Assim sendo, tais épocas correspondem aos meses de julho e agosto para o T. sordida e de novembro e dezembro para o P. megistus, pelo menos nesta região sudeste do Brasil.New data on stage-frequency analysis of Triatoma sordida in spontaneously developed colonies confirm those former by published concerning adult dispersal and survival rates. Average nymph stage period was longer than that previously observed; consequently the total length of first to fifth nymph stages reached nearly one year. This difference may be due to the greater number of colonies observed, which were developed in five experimental chicken coops, thus making the data more representative. The total period of the fifth nymph stage was 99 days. Annual period of adult dispersal was defined by computing data available from previous research on this species and Panstrongylus megistus. Distinct cycles were defined for both these triatominae bugs. T. sordida show clear dispersal activity starting in March and continuing until May. During the July-August period, T. sordida nymphs in the first stages start to increase and tend to become predominant. For P. megistus, adult dispersal begins in October and continues until November, and the first nymph predominance occurs during November-December period. Therefore, these two-month periods, that is, July-August for T. sordida and November-December- for P. megistus, seem to be the best dates for surveillance activities, at least in the southeastern region of Brazil.</text>
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                <text>Aspectos ecológicos da tripanossomíase americana: XXI - Comportamento de espécies triatomíneas silvestres na reinfestação do intra e peridomicílio Ecological aspects of South American trypanosomiasis: XXI - Sylvatic triatominae behaviour related to the domiciliary and peridomiciliary environments</text>
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                <text>Oswaldo Paulo Forattini, Jair Lício Ferreira Santos, Ernesto Xavier Rabello, Octávio Alves Ferreira, Eduardo Olavo da Rocha e Silva</text>
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                <text>Apresentam-se os resultados obtidos com a observação da presença triatomínea em três localidades, uma delas caracterizada por estar submetida a vigilância anual ininterrupta, e duas por terem sido expurgadas respectivamente seis e um ano e meio antes. As duas primeiras situam-se em áreas de endemicidade de Panstrongylus megistus e a terceira em região endêmica para Triatoma sordida. Em todas foram levadas a efeito inspeções bimestrais destinadas a detectar a presença de triatomíneos no intra e no peridomicílio. Pôde-se confirmar o aspecto lento da domiciliação de P. megistus, em aparente contraste com o T. sordida que desenvolve intensas colônias peridomiciliares. Pelo menos em relação a esta última espécie, não parece haver diferença atrativa por parte do intra e do peridomicílio. A reinfestação do P. megistus acha-se associada freqüente com a presença de infecção natural. A reintrodução de Triatoma infestans associa-se à mobilidade da população humana. A colonização peridomiciliar de T. sordida permitiu o estudo do desenvolvimento dessas colônias, obtendo-se marcante paralelismo com os dados conseguidos em galinheiros experimentais (GE) e objeto de publicações anteriores. A presença de Rhodnius neglectus nas três áreas, embora discreta, chama a atenção para seu possível potencial de domiciliação. Com este artigo encerra-se a série 'Aspectos ecológicos de tripanossomíase americana'.The results of observations on triatominae bugs in three localities, one of them under to active annual regular surveillance and the other two which had undergone house treatment six months and one and half years before, respectively, are reported. Two of these localities were situated in the dispersal center region of Panstrongylus megistus, and the third in the dispersal center region of Triatoma sordida. At two-monthly periods each area was submitted to dwelling inspection in the search for triatominae bugs in indoor and peridomiciliary environments. The results reached confirmed the slow speed of reinfestation by P. megistus, in apparent contrast with that of T. sordida. This latter producing colonies at a high rate in peridomiciliary environments. No difference was found between intra and peridomiciliary environments in their attraction for this bug. P. megistus reinfestation was frequently found associated with natural infection. Reintroduction of Triatoma infestans into dwellings was associated with human population mobility. The peridomiciliary colonization of T. sordida allowed the study of the development of these colonies, and remarkably similar results to those found in the experimental fowl houses previously reported on was obtained. The presence of Rhodnius neglectus was reported in all three localities and, though not prominent, it is necessary to pay some attention to this species as potential house invader.</text>
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                <text>Entomological surveillance, Panstrogylus megistus, Panstrongylus megistus, Rhodnius neglectus, South American, Triatoma infestans, Triatoma sordida, Triatominae, Triatomineos, Tripanossomíase americana, Vigilância entomológica, ecology, ecología, trypanosomiasis</text>
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                <text>Revista de Saúde Pública</text>
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                <text>Aspectos ecológicos de Alsophila setosa Kaulf. (Cyatheaceae, Pteridophyta) no Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil Ecological aspects of Alsophila setosa Kaulf. (Cyatheaceae, Pteridophyta) in Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil</text>
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                <text>Jairo Lizandro Schmitt, Paulo Günter Windisch</text>
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                <text>Alsophila setosa Kaulf. é uma pteridófita arborescente que ocorre em formações florestais primárias e secundárias no sul e sudeste do Brasil. O presente estudo discute a estrutura populacional de A. setosa, a arquitetura das partes subterrâneas, bem como herbivoria em suas frondes e espécies epifíticas. O trabalho de campo foi desenvolvido em duas formações vegetais secundárias, nos municípios de Morro Reuter e de Sapiranga, no Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. Parcelas contíguas de 100 m² foram amostradas para registro da ocorrência de A. setosa e da altura das plantas. Foram marcadas 45 plantas, em Morro Reuter, e 48 plantas, em Sapiranga, para verificar durante um ano, a ação de herbívoros em suas frondes. Cinco plantas foram desenterradas para o estudo de suas partes subterrâneas. As plantas epifíticas presentes sobre os cáudices foram registradas e amostradas. A estrutura subterrânea é complexa, com ramos caulinares que podem formar novas plantas, contribuindo para o aumento do número de indivíduos e para a distribuição espacial agregada, no local. Um grande número de plantas de menor altura foi registrado. Foram observados danos por herbivoria em 28,88% das plantas de Morro Reuter e 35,41% das plantas de Sapiranga. Foram encontradas 16 espécies de epífitos vasculares, com predominância de holoepífitos . Os forófitos são de especial importância para a conservação de algumas espécies epifíticas.Alsophila setosa Kaulf. is a tree fern occurring in the primary and secondary forest formations in South and Southeastern Brazil. The present study discusses population structure, architecture of the underground parts as well as herbivory of fronds and epiphytic species. Fieldwork was performed in two secondary forest tracts in the municipalities of Morro Reuter and Sapiranga in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Contiguous 100 m² plots were surveyed as to the occurrence of A. setosa and plants sizes. Two samples, of 45 plants in Morro Reuter and 48 in Sapiranga, were examined throughout a full year cycle as to herbivory on their fronds. Five plants were uprooted for the study of the underground structures. The epiphytic plants on the caudexes were recorded and sampled. The underground structure is complex, with caulinar branches that may form new plants, leading to an increase of the number of individuals in a stand and to an aggregate spatial distribution. A larger number of smaller plants was recorded. Herbivory damage was observed on 28.88% of the plants in Morro Reuter and 35.41% in Sapiranga. As to vascular epiphytes, 16 species were found, with a predominance of holoepiphytes. This role as phorophyte is of special importance for the conservation of some the epiphytic species.</text>
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                <text>Estrutura populacional, ecology, ecología, epiphytic pteridophytes, herbivory, herbivoría, population structure, pteridófita arborescente, pteridófitas epifíticas, tree fern</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>Botany</text>
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                <text>Aspectos ecológicos de Anopheles cruzii e Culex ribeirensis (Diptera, Culicidae) da Mata Atlântica de Morretes, Paraná, Brasil Ecological aspects of Anopheles cruzii and Culex ribeirensis (Diptera, Culicidae) in Atlantic Forest of Morretes, Paraná, Brazil</text>
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                <text>Um estudo foi realizado sobre mosquitos adultos de abril 1995 a março 1996 na Mata Atlântica do município de Morretes, Paraná, Brasil. A investigação foi procedida com auxílio de duas armadilhas luminosas CDC-M instaladas em estratos verticais diferentes. Os mosquitos foram capturados mensalmente durante um ano, com início às 18 horas e término às 6 horas do dia seguinte, totalizando 144 horas de trabalho de campo. Obteve-se 1.408 exemplares de mosquitos (409 na copa e 999 próximo ao solo), pertencentes a 10 gêneros e 31 espécies. Anopheles cruzii e Culex ribeirensis foram predominantes e são objetos do presente estudo. Não foi observada diferença entre as armadilhas para Anopheles cruzii. Mas Culex ribeirensis foi coletado em maior número pela CDC-M/solo. Anopheles cruzii, quanto à freqüência horária, apresentou picos nas primeiras horas da noite, depois a sua atividade decresceu progressivamente até o crepúsculo matutino, sem apresentar um pico secundário. Em referência a distribuição mensal, Anopheles cruzii foi mais freqüente nos meses de abril e maio de 1995 e março de 1996. Não houve correlação do número de exemplares com a temperatura ou precipitações pluviométricas. Culex ribeirensis apresentou maior atividade de vôo de 22h às 4h, mas não houve picos significativos. Nas coletas obtidas por mês, Culex ribeirensis teve picos em dezembro e janeiro. Houve correlação do número de espécimes deste culicíneo com a temperatura e precipitações pluviométricas. Constituem os primeiros registros para o Estado do Paraná: Ochlerotatus rhyacophilus, Culex misionensis, Culex pedroi, Culex ribeirensis e Culex zeteki.A study of adult mosquitoes was performed from April 1995 to March 1996 in the Atlantic Forest near to Morretes city, Paraná, Brazil. The research was carried out by using two CDC-M light traps installed in different vertical stratification levels. Mosquitoes were collected monthly throughout the year from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., with total work hours of 144. A number of 1,408 specimens of mosquitoes was obtained (409 at canopy level and 999 near the ground), belonging to 10 genera and 31 species. Anopheles cruzii and Culex ribeirensis were predominant and are the main subjects of the present study. Difference was not observed between the traps for Anopheles cruzii. However, the higher number of Culex ribeirensis was collected in CDC-M/ground. According to time intervals, Anopheles cruzii showed peaks in the early hours of the night, and decreased progressively until dawn, without a secondary peak. As for the monthly distribution, Anopheles cruzii was more frequent in April and May 1995 and March 1996. Correlations between specimens and temperature or rainfall were not significant. The flight activity of Culex ribeirensis was more intense from 10 p.m. until 4 a.m., but significant peaks were not observed. The monthly distribution of Culex ribeirensis showed peaks in December and January. Significant correlation of this culicine was found for temperature and rainfall. First records for Paraná State: Ochlerotatus rhyacophilus, Culex misionensis, Culex pedroi, Culex ribeirensis and Culex zeteki.</text>
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                <text>La biomasa y papel detritívoro-triturador de los decápodos contribuyen al procesamiento de materia orgánica y reciclaje de nutrientes en sistemas acuáticos. Sin embargo, poco se conoce de su biología y ecología. El objetivo de esta investigación fue determinar la riqueza y distribución de decápodos, y describir algunos de sus aspectos biológicos en el río Guayuriba. Los organismos se capturaron con pesca eléctrica en once estaciones. Se determinó la riqueza y distribución espacial. A partir de diagramas de densidad y la prueba Kruskal-Wallis se compararon longitud total, del cefalotórax y peso, entre machos, hembras y estaciones. Se realizaron correlaciones entre el número y peso de huevos contra peso y longitud del cefalotórax de hembras de Macrobrachium reyesi. Se registraron tres especies, la más frecuente fue M. reyesi, seguida de Forsteria venezuelensis y Macrobrachium amazonicum. Las hembras de M. reyesi fueron más grandes que los machos, contrario a M. amazonicum. A nivel espacial machos y hembras de M. reyesi registraron diferencias significativas en longitud total, cefalotórax y peso; éstas fueron mayores en hembras ovadas respecto a no ovadas. El tamaño de las hembras mostró una correlación positiva con el número y peso de los huevos. M. reyesi presenta estrategias reproductivas similares a especies adaptadas completamente al agua dulce. Su tamaño para alcanzar la madurez sexual es relativamente pequeño en relación con otras especies. Investigaciones básicas como esta son necesarias para el manejo adecuado de recursos con potencial pesquero en la Orinoquia, caracterizada por su gran riqueza hídrica.</text>
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                <text>Se determinó la distribución espacial y dinámica de la plaga Diaphorina citri Kuwayama, 1908 (Hemiptera: Psyllidae) en plantaciones de cítricos en los municipios de Villa Altagracia, provincia San Cristóbal y en La Candelaria, paraje Los Corazones, provincia de El Seibo. En Villa Altagracia, D. citri resultó con patrón agregado para los inmaduros y patrón uniforme en los adultos; los picos poblacionales más altos de D. citri ocurrieron en febrero, marzo, mayo y agosto. En El Seibo, los inmaduros de D. citri registraron patrón uniforme y los adultos agregación; en abril y junio se presentó mayor actividad de las poblaciones. En Villa Altagracia se registró una mayor densidad poblacional que en El Seibo. En cada localidad, las fases fenológicas con mayor densidad poblacional fueron la fructificación y la brotación vegetativa. La disposición espacial, las fluctuaciones y densidades poblacionales, siempre estuvieron relacionadas con la densidad y disponibilidad de brotes tiernos en cada cultivo. En las zonas de estudio, se observó baja correlación entre la temperatura y las lluvias registradas con la plaga, no obstante, se observó gran actividad poblacional de D. citri en períodos con temperatura y lluvias favorables para la misma.</text>
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                <text>Novitates Caribaea</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://novitatescaribaea.do/index.php/novitates/article/view/29" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://novitatescaribaea.do/index.php/novitates/article/view/29&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Existen pocos estudios sobre el caimán de anteojos, Caiman crocodilus chiapasius,  realizados en México. En el presente estudio evaluamos las  características clave de la ecología reproductiva del caimán en México.  Se realizó una búsqueda de nidos entre abril y septiembre de 2014, y se  observó que la construcción de los mismos tiene lugar en junio y las  eclosiones, en septiembre y octubre. La fase lunar influye en la  anidación. Asimismo, la altura del nido, la distancia al árbol más  cercano y la distancia desde el borde superior del nido al primer huevo  están relacionadas con el éxito de eclosión y la temperatura de  incubación.</text>
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                <text>ABSTRACTFour fish samplings taken during one year in the Laguna Yahuarcaca, located close to Leticia(Colombia) and formed by meanders of the Amazon River, were analyzed. Two of the samplingswere taken during the high water period, one during the lowering of the waters and one duringthe low water period. The samplings were used to characterize the ichthyofauna and todetermine the alimentary and reproductive aspects of the species analyzed. 5856 specimenswere captured, included in seven orders, 23 families, 102 genera and 134 species. 57 speciesare new reports for the Colombian Amazonian fish fauna. The most abundant orders (bynumber of individuals) were Characiformes, Siluriformes, Perciformes. The most abundant familieswere Auchenipteridae, Doradidae, Serrasalmidae, Loricariidaeand Cichlidae. The fish compositionchanged through the different samplings; the highest number of species was captured duringthe high and lowering water periods, while the lowest number of species was registered for thecaptures done during the low water period. The trophic analysis was done with the five mostabundant species; it was found that the alimentary preferences varied depending upon thehydraulic pulse. The species analyzed are included in the families Curimatidae(Potamorhina altamazonicaand Psectrogaster rutiloides), Pimelodidae (Callophysus macropterusand Pimelodus blochii)and Auchenipteridae(Centromochlus heckelii). Both curimatids are detritophagus, C. macropterusis scavanger, eating pieces of fish remains, P. blochiiconsumes seeds and fruits, and C. heckeliiisinsectivorous. Concerning reproductive aspects, none of the specimens was mature. This wasprobably due to the fact that reproduction takes place during the rising water period andthis period was not sampled for this aspect.</text>
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