136 resultados para MITILIDOS AULACOMYA ATER


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Análisis de 17 bancos de Aulacomya ater entre diciembre 1981 t mayo 1983, a lo largo de la costa central del Perú.

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Se estudia la recuperación de los bancos de los mitílidos Aulacomya ater y Semimytilus algosus después de agosto de 1983 en la Bahía de Ancón y después de agosto de 1986 en Bahía Independencia. En la Bahía de Ancón la recolonización de Semimytilus algosus se inició en octubre de 1983, sostenida por una intensiva proliferación de larvas en el plancton. En febrero de 1984 alcanz.aban una máxima longitud de 31mm y los otros constituyentes de la comunidad estaban completando su recuperación. Sin embargo, hasta marzo de 1987 no habían evidencias de una recuperación de A. ater. En Bahía Independencia hubo una recuperación de S. algosus en el nivel intermareal. En agosto de 1986 recién encontramos una recolonización simultánea de ambos mitílidos en los rizoides de las algas pardas (Macrocystis pyrifera y Lessonia spp.). En los meses posteriores las algas pardas extendieron su distribución vertical de los 6 m hasta más de 12 m de profundidad y junto con ellos también A. ater. Se discute los mecanismos y procesos que estarían implicados en la diferente recolonización de las comunidades de mitílidos en las orillas y fondos rocosos de las dos áreas de estudio.

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Presenta los resultados de la evaluación de los bancos naturales del recurso caracol (Thais chocolata) situados en Cocotea y Llostay (departamentos de Moquegua y Tacna), encontrándose que el recurso tiene como hábitat preferente las comunidades de Aulacomya ater (chorales) y Pyura chilensis (cochizales). En relación a los resultados obtenidos durante la prospección de 1996, se afirma que el recurso sigue sometido a la sobreexplotación por lo que se sugiere adoptar medidas regulativas para no causar un colapso pesquero.

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Durante «El Niño» (EN) de 1982 - 1983 se realizaron 2 experimentos en la Bahía de Ancón, a fin de reconocer las principales características de la reco­lonización en la biocenosis de Semimytilus algosus (zona mediolitoral), utilizando áreas cuadradas denudadas de 0,0625 m2 ; y en la de Aulacomya ater (a 5 metros de profundidad), colocando prismas triangulares de 0,2 m2 de área junto a un pequeño banco de este mitílido. Se analizaron periódicamente los cambios en el número de especies, densidad, biomasa, diversidad y velocidad de crecimiento de los principales coloniza­ dores. Paralelamente se tomaron datos oceanográficos y muestras periódicas de zooplancton y fitoplancton. En medio año de colonización, las características estructurales y tróficas de las 2 comunidades en suce­ sión han seguido patrones distintos, pero con un evidente proceso de tropicalización en ambos casos. Las larvas planctónicas con mayor abundancia a lo largo de todo el año pertenecieron al braquiópodo Discinisca lamellosa, a cirrípedos, gasterópodos y pelecípodos. En los experimentos, los mejores colonizadores primarios resultaron : Viva costata y Semimytilus algosus, en los cuadrados ; Hydroides parvus e Hydroides norvegica, en los prismas. Los mecanismos de competencia fueron más importantes en los cuadrados, destacando la ejercida por especies foráneas de aguas cálidas ( Pollicipes elegans, Pomatoceros sp.). En los prismas destacan los mecanismos de predación y resalta también la colonización por especies de aguas cálidas (Pomatoceros sp., Pteria sterna ) y por especies tradicionalmente escasas en la bahía (Argopecten purpuratus).

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Macrobenthic associations were investigated at 29 sampling stations with a semi-quantitative Agassiz trawl, ranging from the South Patagonian Icefield to the Straits of Magellan in the South Chilean fjord system. A total of 1,895 individuals belonging to 131 species were collected. 19 species belong to colonial organisms, mainly Bryozoa (17 species) and Octocorallia (2 species). The phylum Echinodermata was the most diverse in species number (47 species), with asteroids (25 species) and ophiuroids (13 species) being the best represented within this taxon. Polychaeta was the second dominant group in terms of species richness (46 species). Multidimensional scaling ordination (MDS) separated two station groups, one related to fjords and channels off the South Patagonian Icefield and the second one to stations surrounding the Straits of Magellan. 45 species account for 90% of the dissimilarity between these two groups. These differences can mainly be explained by the influence of local environmental conditions determined by processes closely related to the pres- ence/absence of glaciers. Abiotic parameters such as water depth, type of sediment and chemical features of the superficial sediment were not correlated with the numbers of individuals caught by the Agassiz trawl in each group of sampling stations.

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Descreve-se o isolamento e a identificação do vírus rábico em morcegos insetívoros Molossus ater, no Estado de São Paulo, nos municípios de Araçatuba, Penápolis e São José do Rio Preto. A maioria dos exemplares foi capturada ainda com vida, não havendo, porém, contato com pessoas ou animais. O diagnóstico foi realizado pelas provas de imunofluorescência direta e inoculação intracerebral em camundongos.

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The oocyst is described of Eimeria peltocephali n.sp. from faeces of the freshwater turtle Peltocephalus dumerilianus from Barcelos, State of Amazonas, Brazil. Sporulation is exogenous and fully developed oocysts are elongate, ellipsoidal or cylindrical, frequently curved to a banana-shape, 54.4 x19.1 (37.5 - 68.7 x 18.7-20.0 µm), shape-index 2.8 (1.8 -3.9). The oocyst wall is a single thin, colourless layer about 1 µm thick, with no micropyle. There is a bulky oocyst residuum, at first spherical to ellipsoidal, 19 x 16 (16. 2 -26.2 x 16 - 21.5µm) , but becoming dispersed on maturation. There are no polar bodies. The sporocysts, 19.1 x 6.8 ( 17.5 -21.2 x 6.2 -7.5 µm), shape- index 2.8 (2.3 -3.2), are usually disposed in pairs at each end of the oocyst, and bear an inconspicuous Stieda body in the form of a flat cap. The sporozoites are elongate and slightly curved around the residuum. No refractile bodies were seen. Eimeria molossi n.sp., is described from the molossid bat Molossus ater. Sporulation is exogenous and the mature oocysts are predominantly broadly ellipsoidal, 23.4 x 17.5 (18-30 x 15-22.5 µm), shape-index 1.3 (1-1.6). The oocyst wall is about 2 µm thick, and of three layers: an inner thin, colourless one and two outer layers which are thicker, yellowish-brown, prominently striated and in close apposition. There is no micropyle or oocyst residuum, but one and occasionally two polar bodies are usually present. Sporocysts are ellipsoidal, 10.2 x 7.5 (10-12.5 x 7.5 µm), shape-index 1.4 (1.3-1.7) with an inconspicuous Stieda body. Endogenous stages are described in the epithelial cells of the small intestine

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Due to the appreciation of family farming by the Brazilian Federal Government, the Technical Assistance and Rural Extension was induced to restructure and act in a more participative way, culminating in the National Policy of Technical Assistance and Rural Extension (PNATER), changing the profile of technology transfer and knowledge (diffusionism) for an action that uses participatory methodologies focused on exchange of knowledge between farmers and technicians. The process of discussion of the trends of ATER brought the New ATER , with the recognition of agroecology as the main guidance. This research aimed to analyze methods of public ATER developed by institutions of Rio Grande do Norte, under the guidance of New ATER. The research is qualitative. Secondary data were collected through documental research and literature. Primary data were collected through a set of interviews applied to representatives of public institutions ATER, namely EMATER-RN, Diaconia and AACC and representatives of organizations that receive public ATER. The research showed the difficulties of EMATER-RN in implementing of New ATER due to lack of infrastructure and low adherence of the new form of technical assistance and rural extension. It was shown also that the AACC and Diaconia act with ATER through projects with implementation deadlines set, often interrupting ATER while communities are still in need of assistance

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It is believed that habitat heterogeneity can change the extent of predator-prey interactions. Therefore, in this study we examined the effect of habitat heterogeneity (characterized here as an addition of refuge) on D. ater predation on M. domestica. Predation of D. ater on M. domestica larvae was carried out in experimental habitats with and without refuge, and examined at different prey densities. The number of prey eaten by beetles over 24 h of predator-prey interaction was recorded, and we investigated the strength of interaction between prey and predator in both experimental habitats by determining predator functional response. The mean number of prey eaten by beetles in the presence of refuge was significantly higher than in the absence of refuge. Females had greater weight gains than males. Logistic regression analyses revealed the type II functional response for both experimental habitats, even though data did not fit well into the random predator model. Results suggest that the addition of refuge in fact enhanced predation, as prey consumption increased in the presence of refuge. Predators kept in the presence of refuge also consumed more prey at high prey densities. Thus, we concluded that the addition of refuge was an important component mediating D. ater-M. domestica population interactions. Refuge actually acted as a refuge for predators from prey, since prey behaviors detrimental to predators were reduced in this case.

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Nesticodes rufipes is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, being strongly associated with humans. However, few behavioral and ecological studies have investigated interspecific interactions between these spiders and insects of medical and veterinary importance. Here, we have investigated prey choice by N. rufipes when two different prey species, Musca domestica and Dermestes ater, were offered simultaneously. We also quantified the capture of these prey types by this predator in a poultry house and analyzed the association between prey-choice with physical characteristics of the prey. Finally, we discuss whether there is an antagonistic intraguild interaction in such a system composed of N. rufipes (top predator), D. ater (predator of larvae of M. domestica and prey of N. rufipes) and M. domestica (N. rufipes' prey). We found that Musca domestica were more abundant than D. ater in N. rufipes webs in the poultry house. Spiders given a choice of adults of M. domestica plus adults of D. ater, and also on adults plus larvae of M. domestica, preyed more on adult flies than on the other prey types. This preference was probably associated with the lesser mass and shorter lengths of adult flies. Our experiments demonstrated that the predation impact of N. rufipes on D. ater is low when compared to M. domestica. This result provides evidence that an antagonistic interaction between these predators does not occur, suggesting that they are in fact acting either synergistically or additively on M. domestica prey.

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Descreve-se o isolamento e a identificação do vírus rábico em morcegos insetívoros Molossus ater, no Estado de São Paulo, nos municípios de Araçatuba, Penápolis e São José do Rio Preto. A maioria dos exemplares foi capturada ainda com vida, não havendo, porém, contato com pessoas ou animais. O diagnóstico foi realizado pelas provas de imunofluorescência direta e inoculação intracerebral em camundongos.

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It is well known that a predator has the potential to regulate a prey population only if the predator responds to increases in prey density and inflicts greater mortality rates. Predators may cause such density-dependent mortality depending on the nature of the functional and numerical responses. Yet, few studies have examined the relationship between the addition of refuges and the characteristic of functional response fits. We investigated whether addition of a refuge changed the type of functional response exhibited by Dermestes ater on Musca domestica, comparing the inherent ability of D. ater to kill houseflies in the absence and in the presence of refuge. An additional laboratory experiment was also carried out to assess handling and searching times exhibited by D. ater. Logistic regression analyses revealed a type III functional response for predator-prey interaction without refuge, and results were described by the random predator equation. The mean number of prey killed did not differ between experimental habitats, indicating that the addition of refuge did not inhibit predation. However, predators that interacted with prey without refuge spent less time searching for prey at higher densities, increasing predatory interaction. We concluded that this interaction may be weak, because data from experiments with refuge fitted poorly to models. However, the high variability and the nonsignificance of the data from the experiment with refuge show the importance of refuge for promoting spatial heterogeneity, which may prevent prey extinction.

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This work reports the separation of phenolic compounds present in the metabolic extract of the lichen Neuropogon aurantiaco-ater (Usniaceae). The crude extract was fractionated by droplet counter-current chromatography using a solvent mixture of high polarity (chloroform:methanol:water at 43:37:20, in ascending mode). The separation resulted in the isolation of usnic and protocetratic acid, which were identified by TLC, HPLC, and NMR tests.