Análisis dieléctrico del compuesto La(1-x)Ca(x)MnO3 [x=0.2]

Lan honen helburua La1-x Cax MnO3 [x ~ 0.2] (perovskiten familiakoa) laginaren azterketan oinarritzen da. "High resolution dielectric analyzer" tresnari esker permitibitate dielektrikoa neurtuko da eta honen bitartez erresistentzia eta eroankortasun elektrikoa. Azterketa hau [10-2, 107] Hz maiztasun-tarte batean eta tenperatura desberdinetan (150K, 170K, 190K, 210K, 230K, 300K) burutuko da, ondoren materialak magnitude hauen bariazioekiko duen erantzuna aztertuz.

Carta enviada por Juan Alcorta Maiz a Justo Garate en 1981

1 carta (mecanografiada) ; 210x274 mm. Ubicación: Caja 1 - Carpeta 19

El pintor navarro Juan Ochoa de Arín (1600-1652) y su producción en Gipuzkoa

Investigación realizada dentro del Programa de Formación y Perfeccionamiento de Personal Investigador del Gobierno Vasco (2010-2013).

Juan Antonio de Zamacola: vida, obra y concepción esteticomusical

Tesis doctoral originalmente defendida en la Universidad de Deusto el 29-09-2000

Análisis nutricional y su relación con el estrés psico-físico y el daño muscular en jugadoras profesionales de voleibol a lo largo de una temporada

261 p.

Carta enviada por Juan Bueso Roda a Justo Garate en 1939

1 carta (manuscrita) ; 225x330 mm

Las industrias prehistóricas del yacimiento de San Juan (Castro Urdiales, Cantabria) y su contextualización cronológica y cultural

[ES] El análisis directo de los ajuares lítico y óseo que se conservan del yacimiento de San juan, nos induce a plantear una hipótesis principal, según la cual la ocupación prehistórica del depósito debió producirse fundamentalmente durante el Aziliense, aunque no puede descartarse un origen anterior, en las últimas fases del Magdaleniense.

Copia del documento de la Jefatura del Sector de Ochandiano del Ejército Vasco, firmado por Juan Ibarrola, dando cuenta de la distribución de un batallón

Fecha: 31 de marzo de 1937 / Unidad de ínstalación: Carpeta Rectorado - D-1 / Nº de pág.: 2 (manuscritas)

Inferring Population Genetic Structure in Widely and Continuously Distributed Carnivores: The Stone Marten (Martes foina) as a Case Study

The stone marten is a widely distributed mustelid in the Palaearctic region that exhibits variable habitat preferences in different parts of its range. The species is a Holocene immigrant from southwest Asia which, according to fossil remains, followed the expansion of the Neolithic farming cultures into Europe and possibly colonized the Iberian Peninsula during the Early Neolithic (ca. 7,000 years BP). However, the population genetic structure and historical biogeography of this generalist carnivore remains essentially unknown. In this study we have combined mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequencing (621 bp) and microsatellite genotyping (23 polymorphic markers) to infer the population genetic structure of the stone marten within the Iberian Peninsula. The mtDNA data revealed low haplotype and nucleotide diversities and a lack of phylogeographic structure, most likely due to a recent colonization of the Iberian Peninsula by a few mtDNA lineages during the Early Neolithic. The microsatellite data set was analysed with a) spatial and non-spatial Bayesian individual-based clustering (IBC) approaches (STRUCTURE, TESS, BAPS and GENELAND), and b) multivariate methods [discriminant analysis of principal components (DAPC) and spatial principal component analysis (sPCA)]. Additionally, because isolation by distance (IBD) is a common spatial genetic pattern in mobile and continuously distributed species and it may represent a challenge to the performance of the above methods, the microsatellite data set was tested for its presence. Overall, the genetic structure of the stone marten in the Iberian Peninsula was characterized by a NE-SW spatial pattern of IBD, and this may explain the observed disagreement between clustering solutions obtained by the different IBC methods. However, there was significant indication for contemporary genetic structuring, albeit weak, into at least three different subpopulations. The detected subdivision could be attributed to the influence of the rivers Ebro, Tagus and Guadiana, suggesting that main watercourses in the Iberian Peninsula may act as semi-permeable barriers to gene flow in stone martens. To our knowledge, this is the first phylogeographic and population genetic study of the species at a broad regional scale. We also wanted to make the case for the importance and benefits of using and comparing multiple different clustering and multivariate methods in spatial genetic analyses of mobile and continuously distributed species.