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14. Spatiotemporal variability in Terminos Lagoon (Mexico) waters during the 2009–2010 drought reveals upcoming trophic status shift in response to climate change

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Fichez, Renaud, Linares, Carlos, Chifflet, Sandrine, Conan, Pascal, Esparza, Adolfo Contreras Ruiz, Denis, Lionel, Douillet, Pascal, Grenz, Christian, Ghiglione, Jean-François, Mendieta, Francisco Gutiérrez, Origel-Moreno, Montserrat, Caravaca, Alain Muñoz, Pujo-Pay, Mireille, and Zavala-Hidalgo, Jorge

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2019
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37. Temas y problemas de literatura artúrica.

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GASTÓN GHIGLIONE, ALEJANDRO

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MEDIEVAL literature, THEMES in literature, ADVENTURE stories, FRENCH literature, MEDIEVAL romance literature, MIDDLE Ages
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2022

44. El tango canción en la cultura rusa del siglo XX: La visión de la identidad femenina en la obra de Oscar Strock.

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GASTÓN GHIGLIONE, ALEJANDRO

Subjects
TWENTIETH century, MUSICIANS, ORCHESTRA, SINGERS, COMPOSERS, TANGO (Dance)
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2022
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50. Accumulation and exposure classifications of plastics in the different coastal habitats in the western Philippine archipelago.

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Gomez, Norchel Corcia F., Cragg, Simon M., Ghiglione, Jean-François, and Onda, Deo Florence L.

Subjects
SINGLE-use plastics, PLASTIC scrap, ARCHIPELAGOES, PLASTICS, BEVERAGE packaging, METROPOLITAN areas
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Studies consistently ranked the Philippines as one of the top contributors of plastic wastes leaking into the ocean. However, most of these were based on probabilities and estimates due to lack of comprehensive ground-truth data, resulting also in the limited understanding of the contributing factors and drivers of local pollution. This makes it challenging to develop science-driven and locally-contextualized policies and interventions to mitigate the problem. Here, 56 sites from different coastal habitats in the western Philippine archipelago were surveyed for macroplastics standing stock, representing geographic regions with varying demography and economic activities. Clustering of sites revealed three potential influencing factors to plastic accumulation: population density, wind and oceanic transport, and habitat type. Notably, the amount and types of dominant plastics per geographic region varied significantly. Single-use plastics (food packaging and sachets) were the most abundant in sites adjacent to densely populated and highly urbanized areas (Manila Bay and eastern Palawan), while fishing-related materials dominated in less populated and fishing-dominated communities (western Palawan and Bolinao), suggesting the local industries significantly contributing to the mismanaged plastics in the surveyed sites. Meanwhile, isolated areas such as islands were characterized by the abundance of buoyant materials (drinking bottles and hygiene product containers), emphasizing the role of oceanic transport and strong connectivity in the oceans. Exposure assessment also identified single-use and fishing-related plastics to be of "high exposure (Type 4)" due to their high abundance and high occurrence. These increase their chances of encountering and interacting with organisms and habitats, thus, resulting into more potential harm. This study is the first comprehensive work done in western Philippines, and results will help contextualize local pollution, facilitating more effective management and policymaking. [Display omitted] • Plastics pollution was evident in all sites surveyed in western Philippines. • Population, ocean current, and habitat type influence plastic accumulation. • Food and beverage packaging, fishing gears contributed the most to plastic wastes. • Single-use plastics have "high exposure" risks based on abundance and occurrence. • Mangroves can effectively trap plastics, making them the most exposed to its risks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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