Operación Eureka XXXIV, 16-18 de setiembre, 1975

Expone los resultados del sistema de monitoraje o vigilancia realizado para el recurso anchoveta, cuyos objetivos han estado orientados, como en operaciones similares al seguimiento de sus procesos bióticos, las características de distribución, concentración y estructura de la población de anchoveta, así como a determinar los cambios del medio ambiente.

En marge de l'action : recherches sociologiques / par L. Barbedette

Collection : La brochure mensuelle ; 146-147

Face à l'éternité / L. Barbedette

Collection : La brochure mensuelle ; 94

L'incomparable guide : essai de morale biologique / L. Barbedette

Collection : La brochure mensuelle ; 133

Vers l'inaccessible : essai philosophique / par L. Barbedette

Collection : La brochure mensuelle ; 113-114

Necrophagous diptera associated with wild animal carcasses in southern Brazil

Necrophagous Diptera associated with wild animal carcasses in southern Brazil. The aim of this study was to acquire a better knowledge concerning the diversity of necrophagous Diptera that develop on wild animal carcasses. For this purpose, the decomposition of six wild animal carcasses was observed in order to collect and identify the main species of necrophagous flies associated with the decomposition process. The carcasses were found on highways near the cities of Pelotas and Capão do Leão in the initial stage of decomposition, with no significant injuries or prior larval activity. Four wild animal models were represented in this study: two specimens of Didelphis albiventris Lund, 1840; two Tupinambis merianae Linnaeus, 1758; one Nothura maculosa Temminck, 1815; and one Cerdocyon thous Linnaeus, 1766. A total of 16,242 flies from 14 species were reared in the laboratory, where Muscidae presented the greatest diversity of necrophagous species. Overall, (i) carcasses with larger biomass developed a higher abundance of flies and (ii) the necrophagous community was dominated by Calliphoridae, two patterns that were predicted from published literature; and (iii) the highest diversity was observed on the smaller carcasses exposed to the lowest temperatures, a pattern that may have been caused by the absence of the generalist predator Chrysomya albiceps (Wiedemann, 1819). (iv) An UPGMA analysis revealed a similar pattern of clusters of fly communities, where the same species were structuring the groupings.

Discours : prononcés à l'inauguration de la statue d'Alfred de Musset à Paris le 23 février 1906 / par MM. François Coppée et Jules Claretie ; Institut de France

Collection : Institut ; 1906, 5

your Ticket to Safety: Bloodborne Pathogen Awareness, January 16, 2001

This handbook has been prepared to complement the informational videotape, Your Ticket to Safety: Bloodborne Pathogen Awareness for Transit Professionals. The handbook also provides a personal and ready reference regarding bloodborne pathogens for public transit system personnel, including managers, drivers, mechanics, other employees and service providers. Additional copies of this handbook and the videotape are available through the Office of Public Transit.

Use of Iowa Public Libraries 2007, January 16, 2008

This report includes the number of Iowa card holders, library checkouts and library visits in public libraries from 1995 to 2005

Influenza and Other Respiratory Virus Weekly Activity Report, May 16, 2009 Week 19

The Iowa Influenza Surveillance Network (IISN) is comprised of physicians, schools, child care centers, businesses, and long term care facilities who track the occurrence on influenza-like illness. In addition, the state influenza coordinator tracks the number of deaths due to pneumonia and influenza in Des Moines weekly as part of the 122-Cities Morbidity and Mortality reporting system sponsored by CDC.

Influenza and Other Respiratory Virus Weekly Activity Report, April 25, 2009, Week 16

Weekly report of the Iowa Influenza Surveillance Network produced by the Iowa Department of Public Health.