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Geometric morphometry abstracts the shape of organisms by using reference points, quantifies and analyzes the morphological variation of different species. The objective of this work was to determine the population structure of wild bees Apis mellifera L. from Trujillo, Laredo, Casa Grande and Viru, by means of principal component analysis; samples of nurse worker bees were collected from November 2019 to March 2020 and preserved in 70% alcohol, then they were transferred to the Entomology laboratory of the Faculty of Biological Sciences of the National University of Trujillo, the right mesothoracic wings were mounted and images of these were taken in JPG format, with the Samsung J6PLUS cell phone camera calibrated with the Euromex stereoscope. An HP Intel Core i5 laptop was used and a tps file of the images was created using tpsUtil64 version 1.81 software; then with tpsDig2 version 2.32, 19 anatomical reference points were placed, converted into coordinates in a two-dimensional plane and saved in the same file; then, MorphoJ software was used and procrustes and principal component analyses were performed. The first two components were found to explain 30.85% of the cumulative variance, the first with 17.34% and the second with 13.51%, with a significant overlap between the bees of the four locations, there is no significant difference between the negative end of PC1 and the positive end of PC1 according to the deformed wing contour diagrams. Principal component analysis shows that the investigated wild A. mellifera colonies are genetically very homogeneous. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present topic review article will present the support provided by a technology based on microchips and RFID elements in processes of identification and detection of vehicles, offering solutions more precisely on the insecurity of them, evidenced in the evasion of the authorities and thefts of auto parts. The use of information technology and telecommunications (ICT) offers an innovative solution for the management of vehicle's information that allows to counteract criminal actions and their impact, specifically the use of cars in illicit activities in which their information is altered in order to evade the authorities. A support system based on ICT is proposed, which promises to optimize the current benchmarks of vehicular safety, offering tools to support benchmarks which are used nowadays such as the use of cameras and speed radars so that, they will help to improve the processes in the validation of information, providing faster and more secure access. This RFID technology is proposed to be implemented in a microchip, through which a unique code will be obtained, not forgetting that it allows the microchip to be connected to a network of distributed databases, which will allow access to the vehicles' own information, through an RFID reader device equipped with antennas compatible with UHF signals, facilitating the reception of the signal at distances over 5 meters away from the target and being able to identify it from far away locations, allowing to obtain information from vehicles with better effectiveness in order to control the problems about the one that are in illicit problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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