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In this article, 83 species of Curculionoidea from the families Anthribidae, Attelabidae, Brentidae, Cimberididae and Curculionidae are recorded. These are new records for 35 Spanish provinces and two Portuguese districts. The data were obtained after the study of the entomological collection gathered by the first author. The first specific Spanish localities for Amalorrhynchus melanarius (Stephens, 1831) and Tychius medicaginis Brisout de Barneville, Ch., 1863 are provided. Four species of Curculionidae extend their distribution area considerably. Three of them are new to the Valencian Community region. Smicronyx cyaneus (Gyllenhal, 1835), cited from Valencia. Coniocleonus variolosus (Wollaston, 1864), from Alicante and Cionus maurus Košťál & Caldara 2019, from Valencia, whose host plant, Scrophularia balbisii Hornem., is recorded for the first time. The fourth species, Coniocleonus graellsi Chevrolat, 1873 extends its distribution to three new provinces and is new to the autonomous community of Extremadura. S. ambiguus Gyllenhal, 1834 is eliminated from the Spanish fauna, having been mistakenly cited from Barcelona. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The digital scholarly edition (DSE) concept is reviewed and discussed, as well as the various denominations used to refer to it. The study investigates the scope of the quality standards set for this type of edition and explores the software available for its publication. The work is completed with an evaluative analysis of a sample of applications, delving into their characteristics, the constraints on the user interfaces to which they give access, and how well they meet the standards. The conclusions confirm the urgent need to critically and systematically evaluate edition software. The gradual development of open and interoperable software stands out as a positive result, based on the coding of texts following the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI), which optimizes data reuse and preservation. However, the durability of web interfaces and the sustainability of these digital projects require adequate research infrastructures, for which it is proposed to promote synergies with libraries and traditional publishers, among other mediators. Finally, to advance with the adaptation of publishing models to the digital paradigm, the need for the academic community to agree on DSE display formats is underlined, as well as to undertake user studies that guarantee the adaptation of DSEs to the target audience they address. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this research was to evaluate physicians and nurses, men and women, in terms of their psychological wellbeing and burnout experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico. Participants included 121 volunteers, 56 physicians and 65 nurses, between the ages of 22 and 67. The results show a low prevalence of burnout syndrome. For psychological well-being, differences were found by gender, with men scoring higher in self-acceptanc and life purpos than women. As regards the sector of employment, employees in the private sector reported greater personal growth than those in the public sector. As to burnout, differences were found between physicians and nurses in the depersonalization factor, with physicians scoring higher. Comparisons by sector showed that those who work in a private context reported higher levels of personal fulfillment, than those that belong to a public one. Group comparisons between those participants who have had a COVID-19 infection at some point during the pandemic and those who have not, showed that the contagion group scored higher in emotional fatigue, and lower in personal fulfillment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Since the beginning of the twentieth century the interest in the genesis of the Solitudes has been accompanied by the preparation of new editions of the text. Thanks to Dámaso Alonso's pioneering work it was known that the First Solitude was disseminated in 1613 among a few friends of Góngora; it was, however, not identical to the text that don Antonio Chacón y Ponce de Leon offered to the Count Duke of Olivares in 1628. After reviewing the genetic process of the Solitudes in the light of modern editions and manuscripts, this article aims, first, to describe the manuscript 2056 of the National Library of Catalonia from a bibliographic view; second, to analyze the copy of the Solitudes transmitted in this manuscript with a focus on scribal interventions and the relationships that can be established with other early manuscripts; and finally, to present six authorial variants of the Second Solitude that are heretofore unknown. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The scarce relevance of patents in the culture of innovation in the context of Latin American universities and particularly in Cuba, is largely due to the non-introduction of the engendered inventions into the productive sector. The work aims to develop a theoretical-methodological proposal in the generation of innovations directed to economic sectors, from the analysis of protected inventions at the Polytechnic University of Havana "José Antonio Echeverría"(ISPJAE, in its Spanish acronym), in the period from 1977 to 2009. The main result focuses on the development of a concordance model of invention-innovation with the use of patent statistics, including a criterion for decision making. The constructed solution has a high relevance in the ISPJAE, since there are not specific methodological procedures available in this institution for decision-making, which favor the development of the process of technological innovation from the patented inventions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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During 2010 and 2011 diurnal and nocturnal surveys were conducted in the drainages of the Meta and Vichada rivers (Colombian Orinoco Basin) to update the information about the conservation status of the Orinoco crocodile's populations in the wild. Between November 2010 and March 2011 stretches of six watercourses of the Meta river Basin and a stretch of the Vichada river were sampled, covering 2460.3 km, and 199.2 km of nocturnal censuses were traveled. Six observations were made in the Vichada river, corresponding to two individuals (one seen twice, the other seen four times) and crocodile tracks were found on two beaches. Additionally, territorial behavior of one of the individuals observed was registered. No crocodiles were seen in the stretches of the Meta River, or any of its tributaries surveyed. Apparently, the populations in the areas studied have not recovered since 1994-1997, the last time data were obtained, probably due to the annual plundering of nests, the destruction of habitat and the accidental or deliberate death of individuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this debate, three distinguished Brazilian economists discuss possible strategies and restrictions to regain the country's economic growth. Conducting firmly the exchange policy by the Central Bank, implementing industrial and technological policy, investing in infrastructure, diversifying exportations and financing foreign trade, among other points, are seen as crucial elements for a sustainable growth. In such prognosis -- which takes into account the vulnerabilities of Brazilian economy, particularly exchange instability --, the debaters evaluate the effects of privatization and restructuring that took place in the 1990's and the first initiatives of Lula's government in terms of economic policy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of the work is to measure the increase in value of the leather, when it passes from one link to another in the chain. The Value Chain of Natural Leather Articles in Cuba, (CVAPN) is structured in a group of companies that make up the productive chain where the different actors that participate relate to each other, managing to add value along the different links. As a method, the difference between added value (VA) and gather value was established, the different activities that are carried out in each link, their cost and the way in which they are intertwined. It is concluded that a way to measure business processes based on the value that is consumed and produced through a transformation considering input costs as added value in the product and price as new value generated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The biological effectiveness was evaluated in field of Trichoderma spp., in the control of mango "witch's broom" caused by Fusarium oxysporum y F. subglutinans in two production cycles in a commercial mango orchard of 20 years cv. "Haden", in Tuxpan, Gro. The treatments were: 1) Trichoderma harzianum strain Thzn-2; 2) T. harzianum strain Thzcf-12; 3) T. lignorum; 4) Benomyl; 5) Benzothiazole + Metylene bisthiocyanate and 6) absolute witness; they were distributed at random in a design of complete blocks, with 5 repetitions. They were carried out eight air aspersions, every 15 d from about the middle of october. The evaluated variables were: number of inflorescences healthy and disease m-2 and total area, total number of fruits for tree, productive efficiency and disease severity. It was carried out a variance analysis, test of Tukey and ortogonal contrasts. T. lignorum and Thzn-2 presented the biggest quantity in healthy inflorescences, overcoming to the chemical fungicides The quantity of fruits for tree and the productive efficiency spread to increase in the second year evaluation in the treatments with the help of Trichoderma. With the two serial years of evaluation was proven that Trichoderma spp., is a good biocontrol agent for the disease. In particular, Trichoderma harzianum native strain Thzn-2 reduced the severity on the average 22.9 % compared with the witness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]