433 resultados para Carpacomum (Cyprinus carpio)
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"Relación entre las costumbres y los escritos de Lope de Vega, por ... Adolfo de Castro": t. 1, p. [xxix]-xxxii.
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Contiene: Vol. 1: Los Milagros del desprecio. La Esclava de su galán (1826. 232 p.) -- Vol. 2: El Premio del bien hablar. El Mayor imposible (1828. 235-489 p.)
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Contiene: Vol. 1: La hermosa fea. Por la puente Juana (216 p.) -- Vol. 2: Al pasar del arroyo. El perro del hortelano (217-489 p.)
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Palau
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Contiene : Vol. 1 - Vol. 2 - Vol. 3 - Vol. 4.
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Índice de las poesías que comprende el códice autógrafo de Lope, propio de Agustin Duran.- Índice del códice autógrafo del marqués de Pidal.
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Contiene: El perro del hortelano (ff. 1-27v.) ; El azero de Madrid (ff. 28-51) ; Los ramilletes de Madrid (ff. 51v.-74) ; Obras son amores (ff. 74v.-97v.) ; Servir a señor discreto (ff. 98-122) ; El príncipe perfeto (ff. 122v.-147v.) ; El amigo hasta la muerte (ff. 148-175) ; La locura por la honra (ff. 175v.-199v.) ; El mayordomo de la duquesa de Amalfi (ff. 200-224v.) ; El Arenal de Sevilla (ff. 225-244v.) ; La fortuna merecida (ff. 245-270v.) ; El bautismo del príncipe de Marruecos (ff. 271-295v.)
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Contiene, con la dedicatoria de cada una de las comedias: Arcadia (ff. 1-28) ; El halcón de Federico (ff. 29-51v.) ; El remedio en la desdicha (ff. 52-77) ; Los esclavos libres (ff. 78-105) ; El desconfiado (ff. 106-125v.) ; El cardenal de Belén (ff. 126-152) ; El alcalde mayor (ff. 1*-25*) ; Los locos de Valencia (ff. 25v.*-51v.*) ; Santiago el Verde (ff. 52*-117v.*) ; La Francessilla (ff. 118*-139v.*) ; El desposorio encubierto (ff. 140*-163v.*) ; Los españoles en Flandes (ff. 164*-189v.*)
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Contiene, con la dedicatoria de cada una de las comedias: Los amantes sin amor (ff. 1-26) ; La villana de Xetafe (ff. 26v.-55) ; La gallarda toledana (ff. 55v.-76) ; La corona merecida (ff. 76v.-99) ; La viuda valenciana (ff. 99v.-123v.) ; El cavallero de Yllescas (ff. 124-150v.) ; Pedro Carbonero (ff. 151-194v.) ; El verdadero amante (ff. 195-218) ; Las almenas de Toro (ff. 218v.-242v.) ; El bobo del Colegio (ff. 243-266) ; El cuerdo loco (ff. 266v.-292v.) ; La ingratitud vengada (ff. 293-313v.)
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Translation of El bastardo de Castilla.
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Sign.: []4, A-Z8, 2A-2Q8
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Experiments were conducted in cement cisterns to find out the effect of adding different dosages of activated sludge on fish growth and plankton production. Three dosages of sludge,viz., 62·5 gm., 125 gm. and 250 gm. per 240 litres of water were used. Fingerlings ofCyprinus carpio, Cirrhina mrigala andCatla catla responded positively,C. mrigala showing maximum growth. The results indicate that the sludge has a direct influence on increasing growth of fish and production of plankton due to the release of nutrients into the water. The increase in plankton content stops after about 30 days. When greater quantities of sludge were added in the cisterns, fish mortality took place.
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Red drum is one ofthe most popular species sought by anglers in Florida Bay, yet juveniles are rarely encountered. We evaluated Florida Bay as a nursery area for red drum by sampling for recently-settled late larvae in basin areas within the bay with an epi-benthic sled at six stations in November 2000, and at seven stations during December 2000 through February 2001. In November 2000 we surveyed potential sampling sites in quiet backwaters adjacent to mangroves for juvenile red drum. A total of 202 sites were sampled mainly in northern Florida Bay and adjacent waters with a cast net. We collected only one recently-settled red drum larvae and no juveniles. Obviously the sites that we sampled in Florida Bay and adjacent waters are not nursery habitat for this valuable species. Sled collections were dominated by bay anchovy, Anchoa mitchilli, but densities were biased by one collection. Five small resident species were among the dominant species: rainwater killifish, Lucania parva; dusky pipefish, Syngnathus floridae; dwarf seahorse, Hippocampus zosterae; and clown goby, Microgobius gulosus. Three species that spawn outside Florida Bay in the GulfofMexico were common: pinfish, Lagodon rhomboides; pigfish, Orthopristis chrysoptera; and silver perch, Bairdiella chrysoura. Twenty-seven species were collected with the cast net. Hardhead silversides (Atherinomorus stipes), bay anchovy, tidewater mojarra (Eucinostomus harengulus), silver jenny (Eucinostomus gula), and goldspotted killifish (Floridichthys carpio) were the most common in cast net collections. Although only one red drum was collected, we were able to: (1) identify mesohaline waters from our cast net sites to test our preliminary assessment that mesohaline habitat might be limited in Florida Bay, (2) document the distribution and abundance of fishes collected by cast net that should enhance our understanding of ichthyofauna in the Northern Subdivision ofFlorida Bay and adjacent waters, and (3) from epibenthic sled collections, describe the habitats, abundance and distribution of recently settled larvae/small juveniles/small resident fishes during late fall and winter. This information should be useful to managers and future research. (PDF contains 34 pages)
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The alkaline comet assay is a method of detecting DNA strand breaks and alkali labile sites in individual cells. The method was used to detect DNA strand breaks in isolated blood cells (leukocytes) of carp (Cyprius carpio). DNA damage have been induced by exposure of the cells to sediment extract. Therefore comet assay can be applied as in vitro bioassay for investigations on toxicity of marine sediments.
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This thesis explored the relationship between hydrological variability and associated changes in fish communities in the upper Salado river lakes (Pampa plain, Argentina). The sampling design included five sites along the river connected lakes being explored for fish, hydrological and environmental data during different hydrological conditions. The temporal dynamic of main environmental characteristics of these lakes show that hydrology largely regulates some of the most important factors influencing fish ecology. Changes in fish communities associated with this hydrological and environmental dynamic allow to speculate a first approach towards the functioning of the system as a whole. Following oscillation between droughts and floods, study lakes have shown significant changes on abundance of major fish species, as well as on their recruitment success, which finally leaded to marked changes in fish community structure. Interestingly, trophic structure of communities did not change as much. iOdontesthes bonariensis/i was more abundant during droughts and in saltier sites but also displayed an improvement in recruitment success during these harsh abiotic conditions. Conversely, the abundance of iParapimelodus valenciennis, Cyphocharax voga/i and iCyprinus carpio/i as well as its recruitment success, were largely favoured by lower water residence times and total salinity. This dichotomy is mainly based on different life history strategies of these species against flor and environmental variability and it support the existence of different functional groups among the fish species of upper Salado river lakes. iOligosarcus jenynsii/i did not showed as evident functional response. In conclusion, hydrological and environmental variability can be considered as one of the main factors regulating the functioning and structure of fish communities in these very shallow lowland river lakes of the Pampa plain. Following these results some implications for an eventual regulation of the river regime are discussed.