Proposal on indicators for follow-up to the goals of the International Conference on Population and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development: actions undertaken to implement the programme of action of the conference in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Urban-rural pattern of population distribution in Latin America and changes in this pattern during the last few decades

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Microcomputer technology to extend the use of population data in developing countries: multidisciplinary databases, Geographic Information Systems and REDATAM

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Knowledge and data for population in development: information activities of CELADE and the Latin American and Caribbean Population Information Network (IPALCA)

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Non-market valuation of natural and environmental resources in Central America and the Caribbean

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Report of the ECLAC Sessional Ad Hoc Committee on Population and Development

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Initial description of the phylogeography, population structure and genetic diversity of Atlantic spotted dolphins from Brazil and the Caribbean, inferred from analyses of mitochondrial and nuclear DNA

We provide initial information regarding the population structure and genetic diversity of Stenella frontalis from the Caribbean and southeastern Brazil from analyses of mitochondrial control region sequences and sequences from the first intron of the α-lactalbumin gene. Comparisons with previously described S. frontalis sequences showed a high number of haplotypes shared between populations throughout their distribution range. High diversity was found for southeastern Brazil and Caribbean samples, and population structure analyses indicate significant differentiation among population units at the FST level, but not at the ΦST level. Significant differentiation at the FST level was found between the Caribbean population unit and all other populations units. These results suggest historical or present connectivity between the Azores and Madeira and the southeastern Brazil groups and population differentiation between the Caribbean and southeastern Brazil, supporting the notion of two separate stocks in the waters around the Atlantic coast of South America. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.

Anteproyecto de Plan de Acción Regional Latinoamericano y del Caribe sobre Población y Desarrollo = Preliminary draft Latin American and Caribbean Regional Plan of Action on Population and Development

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Informe de seguimiento del Plan de Acción Regional Latinoamericano y del Caribe sobre Población y Desarrollo = Follow-up report on the Latin American and Caribbean Regional Plan of Action on Population and Development

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Segundo informe de seguimiento del Plan de Acción Regional Latinoamericano y del Caribe sobre Población y Desarrollo = Second follow-up report of the Latin American and Caribbean Regional Plan of Action on Population and Development

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