diicembre press in Lima Cortes de Cádiz. Thesis. Daniel Moran. 2008, San Marcos.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The Bachelor Upskirts
Magazine Illapa No. 6, November 2009
In that sense, this sixth issue of Illapa, presents a series of studies that exemplify these concerns framed historiographical difficulties that societies cope.
Thus, this issue put to debate the dossier Peru in the process of independence with attractive contributions precisely at Bicentennial doors. Palza Hector Becerra develops the economic, social and political at the beginning of this process, Heraclio Bonilla reflects on Dilemmas of the English empire during the English crisis, and also provides interesting arguments about the formation of joint government and political participation of popular sectors at this juncture. For his part, Alvarez Wilver research on the principles of the Constitution of 1822 in Peru, and Daniel Moran continues the work begun in the previous issue of Illapa concerning popular education in the process of independence now reaching analysis the conjuncture of 1821-1824.
Section various investigations, Valdivia July us some scope of Machu Picchu Marcelino Irianni Pampas Indians studying nineteenth century, María Isabel Aguirre and Daniel Moran inquire about the workers' perceptions of the social movement spread in the media elite and the popular press in the specific situation of 1919 in Lima. On the other hand, Frank Huamaní Paliza The influence of the farms in the landscape of the coast of Peru in the twentieth century, Duche Aleixandre anthropological approach offers some Protestant evangelism, Calla Manuel discusses the importance of the religious factor rehabilitation facility in Center Peru Victoria, while Juan Carlos Torres Venegas performs an interpretative essay of corruption fostered by Montesinos in our country and finally Juliana Gutierrez investigates the levels of sensitivity and vulnerability in the Sino-Latin American.
The last part of the magazine is aimed at comments, reviews and events. There highlight the contributions of Waldemar Espinoza on the Peruvian Amazon review, the review of Joel Pinto Bernard Lavalle's book about the biography of Francisco Pizarro, the same way, the comments of Frank Huamaní Paliza the book Apu Alto Cañete Pariacaca and Militia Amoris and the work of Juan Cangalaya . Close this sixth Illapa number information and programming on the International Seminar Colonial Question soon to be held in Bogotá, Colombia.
And we in the Peruvian and Latin American historiography scenario try to establish a historical discipline more inclusive and concerned central social problems of our reality.
In that sense, this sixth issue of Illapa, presents a series of studies that exemplify these concerns framed historiographical difficulties that societies cope.
Thus, this issue put to debate the dossier Peru in the process of independence with attractive contributions precisely at Bicentennial doors. Palza Hector Becerra develops the economic, social and political at the beginning of this process, Heraclio Bonilla reflects on Dilemmas of the English empire during the English crisis, and also provides interesting arguments about the formation of joint government and political participation of popular sectors at this juncture. For his part, Alvarez Wilver research on the principles of the Constitution of 1822 in Peru, and Daniel Moran continues the work begun in the previous issue of Illapa concerning popular education in the process of independence now reaching analysis the conjuncture of 1821-1824.
Section various investigations, Valdivia July us some scope of Machu Picchu Marcelino Irianni Pampas Indians studying nineteenth century, María Isabel Aguirre and Daniel Moran inquire about the workers' perceptions of the social movement spread in the media elite and the popular press in the specific situation of 1919 in Lima. On the other hand, Frank Huamaní Paliza The influence of the farms in the landscape of the coast of Peru in the twentieth century, Duche Aleixandre anthropological approach offers some Protestant evangelism, Calla Manuel discusses the importance of the religious factor rehabilitation facility in Center Peru Victoria, while Juan Carlos Torres Venegas performs an interpretative essay of corruption fostered by Montesinos in our country and finally Juliana Gutierrez investigates the levels of sensitivity and vulnerability in the Sino-Latin American.
The last part of the magazine is aimed at comments, reviews and events. There highlight the contributions of Waldemar Espinoza on the Peruvian Amazon review, the review of Joel Pinto Bernard Lavalle's book about the biography of Francisco Pizarro, the same way, the comments of Frank Huamaní Paliza the book Apu Alto Cañete Pariacaca and Militia Amoris and the work of Juan Cangalaya . Close this sixth Illapa number information and programming on the International Seminar Colonial Question soon to be held in Bogotá, Colombia.
again want to thank all our partners and friends who help keep this magazine in the current environment Peruvian and Latin American historiography. In addition, we take this opportunity to inform you Illapa scheduled in 2010 the publication of the number 7 in February and the number 8 in September of that year. We hope that this research can contribute to building a different story, more inclusive and comprehensive, and always attentive to the problems of our time.
Sincerely, The Directors.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Cake Bossefondant Recipe
Situation Analysis Course
invite everyone to the course of "Situation Analysis" loans is organizing Researchers Descalzos.
believe that this course of "situation analysis" will be a useful tool for reflection and documentation about the situation at global, national and local level, where we stand and where we want or we walk.
why we send this invitation to the workshop COYU analysis ntura, given by Gustavo Castro partner in coordination with the diploma. Forwards
invitation and attend, we hope ...
* PRESENTATION: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 , 11:00 a.m. . in Casot, Crespo 408, col. center. For those unable to attend the first presentation there will be another day MONDAY 12 OCTOBER, 18 hrs in Unitierra , Lilies # 610, col. Reform.
* Methodology Course Situation Analysis .*
The idea of \u200b\u200bcourse comes from realizing that in the political, social, in meetings, assemblies or community organizations, political meetings and other areas we talked a lot of analysis of the situation, the political scene is coming, what will happen, to discuss with "objectivity" of things, of what happened without realize, of alternatives, of hope, of revolution come tomorrow or by next month, which will, etc. We think that we all speak the same language and, but if you scratch a little, we realize that each person brings ghosts charging bias determined by the personal, family, for education, in our experience, religion and many and many webs that make us see the reality, or the same event differently.
We realize that consciously or unconsciously, everyone has a different perception of the world, history, facts. That we all talk about scenarios but everyone understands their own way, as when we speak of the balance of power, capitalism, neoliberalism, actors. If however, all people use a methodology to analyze reality. It may be unconscious, complete, incomplete, adequate or consistent, but all we have to live, survive and see the world. Therefore, the course will seek to table a methodology and tools to help us better see the reality and transform. To better see Oaxaca and transform.
The working will 4 modules of two days each, with 1 intermediate working day between sessions to discuss material before each module.
* Content *
- Analysis, concepts of history, objective, subjective, Bias / Fairness
- The Epistemological Analysis Critical Juncture
- Epistemological Implications
Situation Analysis - epistemological obstacles.
- The Value Analysis of Structure and Situation Analysis.
- Problems of Periodization in Coyuntyura Analysis.
- Space Boundary Problems in the Situation Analysis.
- Central Concepts Situation Analysis: The Correlation of Forces in the Context of a Theory of Power
.
- Welfare Problems or analysis of the scenarios in the joints. Close
and Conclusion.
- Analysis, concepts of history, objective, subjective, Bias / Fairness
- The Epistemological Analysis Critical Juncture
- Epistemological Implications
Situation Analysis - epistemological obstacles.
- The Value Analysis of Structure and Situation Analysis.
- Problems of Periodization in Coyuntyura Analysis.
- Space Boundary Problems in the Situation Analysis.
- Central Concepts Situation Analysis: The Correlation of Forces in the Context of a Theory of Power
.
- Welfare Problems or analysis of the scenarios in the joints. Close
and Conclusion.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Registering A Used Boat
ANTHONY INTERVIEW
Barnosky PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES
"In 100 years there will be 2 ° C on Earth and that would endanger nature"
He says an expert on climate change. Ensures that the challenge is the preservation of species.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Internet On Sidekick Lx With At&t
Charles Darwin was a tribute to the area Paramillos
The site chosen was where the scientist found the first fossil forest of Araucaria.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
When Stringing 2 Wireless Network Together
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
How To Create Dora The Explorer Goodie Bags
continues the 10 th International Congress of Mammals in Mendoza
The meeting, which has about 1,200 scholars and scientists from 50 countries began on Sunday August 9 and runs until Friday 14, continuing with symposia, lectures , posters and workshops. A major event for the province and the country, being the first to be held in a Latin American city.
Diario Los Andes, 12 August: Endangered Mammals
Clarín Diario Los Andes Diario
Sun UNCuyo 
The meeting, which has about 1,200 scholars and scientists from 50 countries began on Sunday August 9 and runs until Friday 14, continuing with symposia, lectures , posters and workshops. A major event for the province and the country, being the first to be held in a Latin American city.
Diario Los Andes, 12 August: Endangered Mammals
Clarín Diario Los Andes Diario
Sun UNCuyo
Monday, August 10, 2009
Teddybear Masterbation
was performed the opening ceremony of 10 th International Congress of Mammals
Mendoza, August 9, 2009
today held the official opening of the 10th International Congress of Mammals, organized by the IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza Group (GIB), the Argentina Society for Mammal Study (SAREM) and the International Federation of Mammalogists (IFM). This meeting brings together 1200 participants from 50 countries on five continents. Mendoza is the first Latin American city in which to perform this event.
By way of welcome, Ricardo Ojeda, Ph.D. in Ecology and Head of the Biodiversity Research (IPF), IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza, addressed the These welcome your participation in this Congress.
Who took the floor, they stressed the importance of the meeting because it means joining efforts towards environmental conservation in mammals that develop around the world. It was agreed that priority care areas in which we develop our business for the purpose of preventing species disappear and causing ecological imbalance.
In this regard, Ricardo Ojeda, Elena Abraham and William Carmona, insisted efforts to bring scientific and political communities to make decisions that lead to develop state policies for intensive and continuous care the environment. They were the table
inaugural academic managers CONICET Mendoza, Elena Abraham, director of IADIZA CONICET Mendoza and Linda Jahn, deputy director of CONICET Mendoza. On behalf of the Government of Mendoza, Guillermo Carmona spoke, Secretary of Environment. Monica Diaz, president of SAREM (Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals), William Lidicker, International Federation of Mammalogy.
Finally, Eileen Lacey, of the International Federation of Mammalogists, officially opening, and gave the floor to the Israeli Eviatar Nevo, scientist in Developmental Biology. The theme developed in this exhibition was "Origin of species and adaptations in nature. Maintenance of genetic diversity in natural populations of plants and animals. "
The conference will consist of symposia, conferences, poster sessions and workshops and runs through next Friday.
today held the official opening of the 10th International Congress of Mammals, organized by the IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza Group (GIB), the Argentina Society for Mammal Study (SAREM) and the International Federation of Mammalogists (IFM). This meeting brings together 1200 participants from 50 countries on five continents. Mendoza is the first Latin American city in which to perform this event.
By way of welcome, Ricardo Ojeda, Ph.D. in Ecology and Head of the Biodiversity Research (IPF), IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza, addressed the These welcome your participation in this Congress.
Who took the floor, they stressed the importance of the meeting because it means joining efforts towards environmental conservation in mammals that develop around the world. It was agreed that priority care areas in which we develop our business for the purpose of preventing species disappear and causing ecological imbalance.
In this regard, Ricardo Ojeda, Elena Abraham and William Carmona, insisted efforts to bring scientific and political communities to make decisions that lead to develop state policies for intensive and continuous care the environment. They were the table
inaugural academic managers CONICET Mendoza, Elena Abraham, director of IADIZA CONICET Mendoza and Linda Jahn, deputy director of CONICET Mendoza. On behalf of the Government of Mendoza, Guillermo Carmona spoke, Secretary of Environment. Monica Diaz, president of SAREM (Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals), William Lidicker, International Federation of Mammalogy.
Finally, Eileen Lacey, of the International Federation of Mammalogists, officially opening, and gave the floor to the Israeli Eviatar Nevo, scientist in Developmental Biology. The theme developed in this exhibition was "Origin of species and adaptations in nature. Maintenance of genetic diversity in natural populations of plants and animals. "
The conference will consist of symposia, conferences, poster sessions and workshops and runs through next Friday.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Birthday Poem Requesting Gift Of Money
Some scientists involved
Eduardo Rapoport / http://www.eduardorapoport.com.ar/index.php
Topic: Riots, disasters caused by species invasoras.Estudios: Bachelor Biology and Doctor of Science (Universidad Nacional de La Plata, 1953 and 1956).
Activity: And Emeritus Professor, Universidad Nacional del Comahue, CRUB and senior researcher of CONICET (R). Ex - Director of the Laboratory Ecotone (Dept. Ecology, UNC), Bariloche, where about 30 researchers, scholars and postgraduate students. Recognized by the Annual Award in Biological Science (Third World Academy of Science) and the Bunge y Born Prize in Environmental Science.
Gabriel Marroig / gmarroig@ib.usp.br
Topic: Quantitative genetics and evolution of South American mammals
Education: M. Sc (1995) - BI - IFRJ. Ph.D. (2000) - BI - UFRJ
Activity: Professor, Department of Biology. University of Sao Paulo. Brazil. Mammal Evolution Laboratory. Evolutionary Genetics
Christopher Johnson / Christopher.Johnson @ jcu.edu.au
Topic: biology of marsupials in Australia.
Education: Doctor of Philosophy (University of New England)
Activity: School of Marine and Tropical Biology. James Cook University. Reproductive strategies and sex allocation in marsupials
Boris R . Krasnov / mailto: Krasnov / Krasnov @ bgumail.bgu.ac.il
Subject: Zoology and Ecology .
Place and date of birth: October 19, 1955, Moscow, Russia
Education: M.Sc. Thesis - "Social and spatial changes in laboratory populations. Influence of sterilization under pesticides." Ph.D. Ph.D. in Biology, 1986, Moscow State University, Russia. "The community structure of rodents and the control of the population. "
Activity: Community and population ecology of mammals. Ecology of the community of terrestrial arthropods. The behavioral ecology of small mammals. Conservation ecology. Host-parasite relationships.
Burt Kotler / kotler@bgumail.bgu.ac.il
Topic: mechanisms of species coexistence.
Place and date of birth: 1954, U.S..
Education: Doctorate , 1983. University of Arizona.
Activity: Professor. Board of Editors, Ecology and Ecological Monographs.
Mitrani Department of Desert Ecology, Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Eviatar Nevo / nevo@research.haifa.ac.il
Topic: origin of species and adaptations in nature. Maintenance of genetic diversity in natural populations of plants and animals.
Place and date of birth: Tel Aviv (1929)
Education: Master's and PDH Evolutionary Biology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Activity: Holder of the Chair of Evolutionary Biology, Hebrew University Jerusalem. Created Department of Biology, University of Haifa (1971). Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, the New York Academy of Sciences (member of the Inaugural Charles Darwin Associates). Member of the Linnean Society of London. Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. In 1990, the Round Table of World University conferred an Honorary Doctorate of Culture. Member of the Genome Organization humans. 1997, named "Man of the Year" by American Biographical Institute.
In 1998, named "International Man of the Millennium" by the International Biographical Centre of Cambridge, England.
Gerardo Ceballos Gonzalez
/ gceballo@ecologia.unam.mx
Topic: Conservation Ecosystem of prairie dogs, jaguars, pumas and birds
Place and date of birth: born in 1958 in Mexico.
Education: MBA from the University of Wales. Doctorate at the University of Arizona (Tucson).
Activity: Researcher "C" Full-time at the Institute of Ecology, UNAM. Member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences, the American Association for Ecology and the Mexican Association of Mammalogy. Honorable Mention. Rolex Awards For Enterprise. Montres, Rolex, Geneva, Switzerland (1990) Award International Group Conservation Award. " Safari Club International, USA. (1998).
Hopi E. HoekstraHopi / hoekstra@oeb.harvard.edu
Subject: Evolutionary genetics of mammalian closely
Education: Ph.D., Zoology, University of Washington (Seattle, WA)
Bachelor of Integrative Biology, University California, Berkeley Activity: Department of Evolutionary and organismal biology. Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University. Associate Professor of Natural Sciences. Harvard University. Curator of Mammals of Comparative Zoology (Boston, MA).
Pablo Marquet / pmarquet@bio.puc.cl
Topic: Macroecology; Conservation of Biodiversity, Biogeography.
Place and date of birth: August 2, 1963 - Santiago, Chile.
Education: University of Concepción , BS in Biology, 1987. University of New Mexico, Ph.D. (Biology), 1993. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Postdoctoral Associate, 1994.
Activity: Department of Ecology - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Professor, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Research Associate, Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB). Research Associate, Center for Advanced Studies in Ecology and Biodiversity (CASEB).
Robert Voss / voss@amnh.org
Topic: Systematics and biogeography of neotropical mammals in the Amazon and the Andes.
Education: Ph.D. in Zoology, University of Michigan, 1983. Degree in Zoology, University of Arizona, 1976.
Activity: Adjunct Professor, City University of New York. Adjunct Senior Research Faculty, Columbia University.
Ruben M. Barquez
Topic: Systematics and distribution of mammals in Argentina.
Education: Doctor in Biological Sciences, National University of Tucumán.
Activity: Vertebrate Professor, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán.
Scientific Research Career of CONICET (National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina). Systematics and distribution of mammals in Argentina. He was president of the SAREM (Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals). Directs PIDB (Biodiversity Research Program Argentina).
William F. Laurence / laurancew@si.edu
Topic: Impacts of land use, habitat fragmentation, fire and logging in tropical ecosystems.
Education: Bachelor Biology, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho, USA 1982. Ph.D. Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley, USA 1989
Activity: Smithsonian Institution / INPA, Manaus, Brazil. President of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, the largest in the world devoted to the study and protection of tropical ecosystems. During the past two decades, has worked in the Amazon, Africa Central Australia's tropical and Central America.
Michael A. Mares
Topic: Role scientific collections; Mammals of Argentina; Conservation.
Place and date of birth: Albuquerque, New Mexico - March 1945.
Education: University of Texas, Austin, Ph.D., 1973 (Zoology). Fort Hays Kansas State University, Hays, Kansas, MS, 1969 (Zoology). University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, BS, 1967 (Biology).
Activity: Distinguished Research Curator, Sam Noble Oklahoma. Museum of Natural History, 2003-present. Distinguished Research Professor Department of Zoology, 2003-present. Director, Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, University of Oklahoma, 1983-2003. Professor of Zoology Department of Zoology, and Curator of Mammals (1985-present) of Oklahoma.
Enrique Lessa
Topic: Evolution of subterranean rodents . Phylogeography.
Bruce Patterson
Topic: Biogeography of South American Mammals.
Barry Fox / b.fox
@ unsw.edu.au Subject: Ecology Australian mammals, Ecology of desert communities.
Eileen A. Lacey / ealacey@berkeley.edu
Topic: Behavioral ecology and population genetics of tuco-tuco - Valle del Rio Limay, Argentina
Michael Rosenzweig
Topic: Ecology
desert
Program
Eduardo Rapoport / http://www.eduardorapoport.com.ar/index.php
Topic: Riots, disasters caused by species invasoras.Estudios: Bachelor Biology and Doctor of Science (Universidad Nacional de La Plata, 1953 and 1956).
Activity: And Emeritus Professor, Universidad Nacional del Comahue, CRUB and senior researcher of CONICET (R). Ex - Director of the Laboratory Ecotone (Dept. Ecology, UNC), Bariloche, where about 30 researchers, scholars and postgraduate students. Recognized by the Annual Award in Biological Science (Third World Academy of Science) and the Bunge y Born Prize in Environmental Science.
Gabriel Marroig / gmarroig@ib.usp.br
Topic: Quantitative genetics and evolution of South American mammals
Education: M. Sc (1995) - BI - IFRJ. Ph.D. (2000) - BI - UFRJ
Activity: Professor, Department of Biology. University of Sao Paulo. Brazil. Mammal Evolution Laboratory. Evolutionary Genetics
Topic: biology of marsupials in Australia.
Education: Doctor of Philosophy (University of New England)
Activity: School of Marine and Tropical Biology. James Cook University. Reproductive strategies and sex allocation in marsupials
Boris R . Krasnov / mailto: Krasnov / Krasnov @ bgumail.bgu.ac.il
Subject: Zoology and Ecology .
Place and date of birth: October 19, 1955, Moscow, Russia
Education: M.Sc. Thesis - "Social and spatial changes in laboratory populations. Influence of sterilization under pesticides." Ph.D. Ph.D. in Biology, 1986, Moscow State University, Russia. "The community structure of rodents and the control of the population. "
Activity: Community and population ecology of mammals. Ecology of the community of terrestrial arthropods. The behavioral ecology of small mammals. Conservation ecology. Host-parasite relationships.
Burt Kotler / kotler@bgumail.bgu.ac.il
Topic: mechanisms of species coexistence.
Place and date of birth: 1954, U.S..
Education: Doctorate , 1983. University of Arizona.
Activity: Professor. Board of Editors, Ecology and Ecological Monographs.
Mitrani Department of Desert Ecology, Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Topic: origin of species and adaptations in nature. Maintenance of genetic diversity in natural populations of plants and animals.
Place and date of birth: Tel Aviv (1929)
Education: Master's and PDH Evolutionary Biology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Activity: Holder of the Chair of Evolutionary Biology, Hebrew University Jerusalem. Created Department of Biology, University of Haifa (1971). Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, the New York Academy of Sciences (member of the Inaugural Charles Darwin Associates). Member of the Linnean Society of London. Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. In 1990, the Round Table of World University conferred an Honorary Doctorate of Culture. Member of the Genome Organization humans. 1997, named "Man of the Year" by American Biographical Institute.
In 1998, named "International Man of the Millennium" by the International Biographical Centre of Cambridge, England.
Gerardo Ceballos Gonzalez / gceballo@ecologia.unam.mx
Topic: Conservation Ecosystem of prairie dogs, jaguars, pumas and birds
Place and date of birth: born in 1958 in Mexico.
Education: MBA from the University of Wales. Doctorate at the University of Arizona (Tucson).
Activity: Researcher "C" Full-time at the Institute of Ecology, UNAM. Member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences, the American Association for Ecology and the Mexican Association of Mammalogy. Honorable Mention. Rolex Awards For Enterprise. Montres, Rolex, Geneva, Switzerland (1990) Award International Group Conservation Award. " Safari Club International, USA. (1998).
Hopi E. HoekstraHopi / hoekstra@oeb.harvard.edu
Subject: Evolutionary genetics of mammalian closely
Education: Ph.D., Zoology, University of Washington (Seattle, WA)
Bachelor of Integrative Biology, University California, Berkeley Activity: Department of Evolutionary and organismal biology. Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University. Associate Professor of Natural Sciences. Harvard University. Curator of Mammals of Comparative Zoology (Boston, MA).
Topic: Macroecology; Conservation of Biodiversity, Biogeography.
Place and date of birth: August 2, 1963 - Santiago, Chile.
Education: University of Concepción , BS in Biology, 1987. University of New Mexico, Ph.D. (Biology), 1993. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Postdoctoral Associate, 1994.
Activity: Department of Ecology - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Professor, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Research Associate, Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (IEB). Research Associate, Center for Advanced Studies in Ecology and Biodiversity (CASEB).
Robert Voss / voss@amnh.org
Topic: Systematics and biogeography of neotropical mammals in the Amazon and the Andes.
Education: Ph.D. in Zoology, University of Michigan, 1983. Degree in Zoology, University of Arizona, 1976.
Activity: Adjunct Professor, City University of New York. Adjunct Senior Research Faculty, Columbia University.
Ruben M. Barquez
Topic: Systematics and distribution of mammals in Argentina.
Education: Doctor in Biological Sciences, National University of Tucumán.
Activity: Vertebrate Professor, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán.
Scientific Research Career of CONICET (National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina). Systematics and distribution of mammals in Argentina. He was president of the SAREM (Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals). Directs PIDB (Biodiversity Research Program Argentina).
William F. Laurence / laurancew@si.edu
Topic: Impacts of land use, habitat fragmentation, fire and logging in tropical ecosystems.
Education: Bachelor Biology, Boise State University, Boise, Idaho, USA 1982. Ph.D. Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley, USA 1989
Activity: Smithsonian Institution / INPA, Manaus, Brazil. President of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, the largest in the world devoted to the study and protection of tropical ecosystems. During the past two decades, has worked in the Amazon, Africa Central Australia's tropical and Central America.
Michael A. Mares
Topic: Role scientific collections; Mammals of Argentina; Conservation.
Place and date of birth: Albuquerque, New Mexico - March 1945.
Education: University of Texas, Austin, Ph.D., 1973 (Zoology). Fort Hays Kansas State University, Hays, Kansas, MS, 1969 (Zoology). University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, BS, 1967 (Biology).
Activity: Distinguished Research Curator, Sam Noble Oklahoma. Museum of Natural History, 2003-present. Distinguished Research Professor Department of Zoology, 2003-present. Director, Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, University of Oklahoma, 1983-2003. Professor of Zoology Department of Zoology, and Curator of Mammals (1985-present) of Oklahoma.
Lynne Selwood
Topic: Marsupial Biology, Developmental Biology.
Topic: Marsupial Biology, Developmental Biology.
Enrique Lessa
Topic: Evolution of subterranean rodents . Phylogeography.
Bruce Topic: Biogeography of South American Mammals.
Barry Fox / b.fox
@ unsw.edu.au Subject: Ecology Australian mammals, Ecology of desert communities.
Eileen A. Lacey / ealacey@berkeley.edu
Topic: Behavioral ecology and population genetics of tuco-tuco - Valle del Rio Limay, Argentina
Michael Rosenzweig
Topic: Ecology
desert
MICHAEL Begoña: Ecology of infectious diseases transmitted to Humans, Population Dynamics
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Melanoma How Long To Spread
10th International Congress of Mammals
For the first time in South America will be held from Sunday 9 to Friday 14 August, in the Convention and Exhibition Centre, the 10 th International Congress organized by CCT Mammal CONICET Mendoza.
Mendoza In the land inhabited by mammals such as guanacos, opossums and viscacha, it will hold a meeting of more than 1,200 specialists, among whom are researchers, practitioners, scholars and students from all continents, with the objective exchange studies of mammalogy (discipline which includes both living and extinct mammals.)
These scholars, more than 50 countries, dedicated his life to researching aspects of the sub-disciplines of biology: of marsupials for cetaceans, from bats to carnivores including paleontology, physiology, morphology, ecology, biogeography, pasaritología, conservation, systematics and evolution.
The program of the 10 th International Meeting includes symposia, workshops and poster presentations, by professionals [1] class from around the world, including Australia, United States, Israel, Russia and Europe. In addition, postdoctoral fellows involved and degree of various disciplines who can interact with the presenters, enriching ideas in this field of research.
In the more than 45 symposia, will discuss genetics, ecology, Behavior, Biogeography, Global Conservation of Biodiversity, Conservation Strategies, State and notably certain groups as carnivores, camels, marsupials, edentulous and others. Also, included two symposia in honor of Darwin, 200 years after his birth and being who he joined the man in the animal kingdom.
This conference was conducted in 9 chances in Moscow (USSR) 1974, Brno (Czechoslovakia) 1978, Helsinki (Finland) 1982, Edmonton (Canada) 1985, Rome (Italy) 1989, Sydney (Australia) 1993, Acapulco (Mexico) 1997, Sun City
(South Africa) 2001, Sapporo (Japan) 2005. On this occasion, Mendoza will be the first South American city to host the international scientific meeting.
The organization of the event is in charge of the members of the Group of Biodiversity Research (IPF ) IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza, Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals ( SAREM ) and International Federation of Mammalogists ( IFM).
For more information, contact Ricardo Ojeda, PhD in Ecology, Group Head of Biodiversity Research (IPF)-IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza. Rojeda@mendoza-conicet.gov.ar . 10 th Congress Web www.cricyt.edu.ar/imc10
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For the first time in South America will be held from Sunday 9 to Friday 14 August, in the Convention and Exhibition Centre, the 10 th International Congress organized by CCT Mammal CONICET Mendoza.
Mendoza In the land inhabited by mammals such as guanacos, opossums and viscacha, it will hold a meeting of more than 1,200 specialists, among whom are researchers, practitioners, scholars and students from all continents, with the objective exchange studies of mammalogy (discipline which includes both living and extinct mammals.)
These scholars, more than 50 countries, dedicated his life to researching aspects of the sub-disciplines of biology: of marsupials for cetaceans, from bats to carnivores including paleontology, physiology, morphology, ecology, biogeography, pasaritología, conservation, systematics and evolution.
The program of the 10 th International Meeting includes symposia, workshops and poster presentations, by professionals [1] class from around the world, including Australia, United States, Israel, Russia and Europe. In addition, postdoctoral fellows involved and degree of various disciplines who can interact with the presenters, enriching ideas in this field of research.
In the more than 45 symposia, will discuss genetics, ecology, Behavior, Biogeography, Global Conservation of Biodiversity, Conservation Strategies, State and notably certain groups as carnivores, camels, marsupials, edentulous and others. Also, included two symposia in honor of Darwin, 200 years after his birth and being who he joined the man in the animal kingdom.
This conference was conducted in 9 chances in Moscow (USSR) 1974, Brno (Czechoslovakia) 1978, Helsinki (Finland) 1982, Edmonton (Canada) 1985, Rome (Italy) 1989, Sydney (Australia) 1993, Acapulco (Mexico) 1997, Sun City
(South Africa) 2001, Sapporo (Japan) 2005. On this occasion, Mendoza will be the first South American city to host the international scientific meeting.
The organization of the event is in charge of the members of the Group of Biodiversity Research (IPF ) IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza, Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals ( SAREM ) and International Federation of Mammalogists ( IFM).
For more information, contact Ricardo Ojeda, PhD in Ecology, Group Head of Biodiversity Research (IPF)-IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza. Rojeda@mendoza-conicet.gov.ar . 10 th Congress Web www.cricyt.edu.ar/imc10
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Distinguished specialists Mammal international congress in Mendoza
Sunday Between 9 and Friday 14 August, will take place the 10th International Congress of Mammals, in Mendoza, Argentina. It is the first carried out in Latin America. Professionals and students from various disciplines related to mammals, have the unique opportunity to renew contacts with colleagues and interact with professionals who know only his books and articles. Note: Ricardo Ojeda-doctor in Ecology - Group Head of Biodiversity Research (IPF)-IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza. rojeda@mendoza-conicet.gov.ar . Edit-Editor: Myriam Arancibia - LaDyOT-IADIZA. CONICET Mendoza. marancibia@mendoza-conicet.gov.ar Website
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Mammal Congress, is the tenth international and the first carried out in Latin America. It is a very important event for Argentina and, especially, to Mendoza. Professionals and students from various disciplines related to the mammals have a unique opportunity to renew contacts with colleagues and students to interact with professionals who know only his books and articles. "The possibilities and opportunities of this Congress," says Ricardo Ojeda, head of the Organizing Committee, are excellent for the discipline (mammalogy), in particular, to biology, ecology, biogeography, paleontology, etc.., In general, and the assistance of leading specialists in the United States, Europe, Australia, Israel, Russia. "
Participation of undergraduate and graduate
The participation of young students is key to any discipline that has growth prospects. This occurs in areas as biology, ecology, biogeography, conservation biology. Faced with the challenges and environmental challenges faced on a daily basis, you need more professional and better prepared and trained. "For the realization of this international-Ojeda added," has received anonymous donations (several thousands of dollars) , federations and scientific associations. The money will be used to cover stipends and, in large measure, to enable effective participation of students from developing countries (Latin America, Africa and parts of Eastern Europe). "
Due to the multiplicity of related areas with the study of mammals living and extinct, Congress will be held from Sunday 9 to Friday 14 August, full-time. On Sunday a very prominent researcher in Israel, will present the keynote address. In addition, a training issue of the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature).
The overall structure is based on symposia, workshops and posters. In the area of \u200b\u200bsymposia, symposia will be 5 in the morning and 5 in the afternoon. On Wednesday, will be occupied in part because there will be workshops in the morning and afternoon, optional excursions and outings, as well as the Assembly of the Federation International.
Darwin and the human fauna
a tribute to Darwin 200 years after his birth, being one of those who were not clearly separated from God's creation but part of the animal as any animal within the Congress will be two symposiums which refer to Darwin. One, travel to South America (Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile) and the other, analyzing it in perspective, since the original observations to the present, from the viewpoint of ecology.
The challenge
"For the GIB (Group Biodiversity Research), the IADIZA-CONICET Mendoza is a good challenge, "says Dr. Ojeda. "A year and a half-continues-we knew this was possible only if we had an institutional infrastructure to give us support. That happened with the CONICET Mendoza, in particular IADIZA and within the IPF, they are all working in different areas: answering hundreds of emails a day, solve the problem of panels for posters, menu for dinner, snack bar, the coffee breaks, etc.. "
IPF director emphasizes support of the Directorate of CONICET Mendoza, to make available the various departments (Computing, Magraf, etc) that allowed face the responsibility.
Why Mendoza?
the end of each International Congress, made the presentation of the country hosting the next meeting. So that there are 4 years to work. The decision went to Chile. But in late 2008, Ricardo Ojeda, received a communication from the President of the International Federation, stating that Chile, for various reasons, could not organize it. Another proposal is to do in Mendoza. "We had to decide whether we were able to accept and, after a couple of weeks of consultation with our scientific association SAREM (Argentina Society for the Study of Mammals) colleagues from Chile and those places were available that could accommodate over 1,000 people (Convention and Exhibition Centre and Auditorium Buestelo), we discussed a couple of alternative dates and accept the offer. " For the ecologist, "is worthy to note that we began to work with, almost, 2 years behind and joined the global financial crisis and, ultimately, the issue of emerging diseases. Only a group working together and committed can overcome many difficulties. "
This amount of complications did not affect the call. There are over 1,100 enrolled, an amount that exceeds the call for Japan, which hosted the last Congress. Data
This amount of complications did not affect the call. There are over 1,100 enrolled, an amount that exceeds the call for Japan, which hosted the last Congress. Data
• The mammalogy is the study of both living and extinct mammals. Includes studies of basic biology, physiology, systematics, taxonomy, ecology, biogeography, conservation, paleontology, and more. By grouping all disciplines and subdisciplines within this large area.
• As recent data, more than 1,100 enrolled, of whom more than 50% are from Latin America. There will be a major change from the Congress in the coming years.
• The official body that houses all the specialists is the International Federation of Mammalogy, in this Congress, will discuss their legislation and regulations; Mammalogy Scientific Societies of all countries are part of the Federation.
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