[Niño con serpiente enroscada en la cabeza] [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: retrato de niño sentado, sin vestiduras y con una serpiente enroscada en la cabeza que representa a Roscio

[Mujer acunando a niño] [Material gráfico]

En ángulo inf. derech. de la estampa: "Jessie Macgregor. 1891"

[Virgen María con Niño Jesús] [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: Virgen María, sentada de perfil, acunando en su regazo al Niño Jesús; en segundo término a la derch. una ventana da paso a un paisaje montañoso. Escena enmarcada en un óvalo

Cronica de don Pedro Niño, conde de Buelna [Texto impreso]

Sign.: [asterisco]4, A-Z4, Aa-Gg4

Imagen de N. S. del Consuelo y Niño de Buen Consejo [Material gráfico] : Vener. en el Convento de Nuestra Señora de los Angeles de Ruzafa extramuros de Valencia

Resumen: Descripción: la Virgen del Consuelo, con manto sobre la cabeza, lleva entre sus brazos al Niño del Buen Consejo que tiene su manita sobre el rostro de su Madre

Prodigiosa Ymagen de Maria SSma. qe. con el titulo del Niño Perdido se venera en el colegio de los PP. Agustinos recoos. de la villa de Caudiel Reino de Valencia [Material gráfico]

Autor ilegible en parte inf. derecha: "M.N."

Historia de la prodigiosissima imagen de Nuestra Señora de el Niño Perdido [Texto impreso] : venerada en el ... Colegio de Jesus de Nazareno, de Agustinos Descalzos, en la villa de Caudiel, del Reyno de Valencia, añadese ... la ... vida del V. Hermano Juan de la Virgen del Niño Perdido

Gozos de la milagrosa imagen de Nuestra Señora del Niño Perdido ..., p. 229-230

Diversas Cartas que se han recogido de el venerable hermano Fray Francisco de el Niño Jesús... [Texto impreso] ; escritas al... D. Juan de Ribera.

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Dynamical influences of El Niño on maize yield in Spain

Climate variability and changes in the frequency of extremes events have a direct impact on crop damages and yield. In a former work of Capa et al. (2013) the crop yield variability has been studied using different reanalyses datasets with the aim of extending the time series of potential yield. The reliability of these time series have been checked using observational data. The influence of the sea surface temperature on the crop yield variability has been studied, finding a relation with El Niño phenomenon. The highest correlation between El Niño and yield was during 1960-1980. This study aims to analyse the dynamical mechanism of El Niño impacts on maize yield in Spain during 1960-1980 by comparison with atmospheric circulation patterns.

Letrilla al naixement de nostre senyor Jesucrist. Coro pastoril per a cantarse en la Nit de Pasqua. El niño perdido [Texto impreso] : las nuevas coplas... para cantarse en la Noche Buena

Ejemp. encuadernado en : Literatura de cordel

El Niño influence on potential maize yield in Iberian Peninsula

El Niño phenomenon is the leading mode of sea surface temperature interannual variability. It can affect weather patterns worldwide and therefore crop production. Crop models are useful tools for impact and predictability applications, allowing to obtain long time series of potential and attainable crop yield, unlike to available time series of observed crop yield for many countries. Using this tool, crop yield variability in a location of Iberia Peninsula (IP) has been previously studied, finding predictability from Pacific El Niño conditions. Nevertheless, the work has not been done for an extended area. The present work carries out an analysis of maize yield variability in IP for the whole twenty century, using a calibrated crop model at five contrasting Spanish locations and reanalyses climate datasets to obtain long time series of potential yield. The study tests the use of reanalysis data for obtaining only climate dependent time series of crop yield for the whole region, and to use these yield to analyze the influences of oceanic and atmospheric patterns. The results show a good reliability of reanalysis data. The spatial distribution of the leading principal component of yield variability shows a similar behaviour over all the studied locations in the IP. The strong linear correlation between El Niño index and yield is remarkable, being this relation non-stationary on time, although the air temperature-yield relationship remains on time, being the highest influences during grain filling period. Regarding atmospheric patterns, the summer Scandinavian pattern has significant influence on yield in IP. The potential usefulness of this study is to apply the relationships found to improving crop forecasting in IP.

El Niño and the related phenomenon Southern Oscillation (ENSO): The largest signal in interannual climate variation

El Niño and the related phenomenon Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is the strongest signal in the interannual variation of ocean-atmosphere system. It is mainly a tropical event but its impact is global. ENSO has been drawing great scientific attention in many international research programs. There has been an observational system for the tropical ocean, and scientists have known the climatologies of the upper ocean, developed some theories about the ENSO cycle, and established coupled ocean-atmosphere models to give encouraging predictions of ENSO for a 1-year lead. However, questions remain about the physical mechanisms for the ENSO cycle and its irregularity, ENSO-monsoon interactions, long-term variation of ENSO, and increasing the predictive skill of ENSO and its related climate variations.

Corticosterone levels predict survival probabilities of Galápagos marine iguanas during El Niño events

Plasma levels of corticosterone are often used as a measure of “stress” in wild animal populations. However, we lack conclusive evidence that different stress levels reflect different survival probabilities between populations. Galápagos marine iguanas offer an ideal test case because island populations are affected differently by recurring El Niño famine events, and population-level survival can be quantified by counting iguanas locally. We surveyed corticosterone levels in six populations during the 1998 El Niño famine and the 1999 La Niña feast period. Iguanas had higher baseline and handling stress-induced corticosterone concentrations during famine than feast conditions. Corticosterone levels differed between islands and predicted survival through an El Niño period. However, among individuals, baseline corticosterone was only elevated when body condition dropped below a critical threshold. Thus, the population-level corticosterone response was variable but nevertheless predicted overall population health. Our results lend support to the use of corticosterone as a rapid quantitative predictor of survival in wild animal populations.