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La visibilidad, las citas y el impacto de las publicaciones genealógicas en la era digital
(Asociación de Genealogía e Historia de Costa Rica (Asogehi) (Costa Rica), 2013-12)La Genealogía ha sido considerada como una de las disciplinas auxiliares de otras Ciencias Básicas y Sociales, tales como la Historia, la Antropología, la Biología evolutiva, la Genética, etc. (Meléndez Obando, 2002, 2004; ... -
Vulnerabilidad hidrogeológica en la zona costera de Jacó, Pacífico Central, Costa Rica
(Universidad Nacional (Costa Rica), 2019)En las últimas dos décadas, el Pacífico Central de Costa Rica experimentó un fuerte aumento en el desarrollo urbanístico y turístico, lo que representa una mayor amenaza a la calidad del agua subterránea. El objetivo de ... -
Vulnerabilidad por erosión fluvial: caso del corregimiento de Palo de Agua, Municipio de Lorica, Departamento de Córdoba, Colombia
(Universidad Nacional (Costa Rica), 2021-01)El presente estudio evalúa la vulnerabilidad del centro poblado en el corregimiento de Palo de Agua, asentado a orillas del río Sinú perteneciente al municipio de Santa Cruz de Lorica, Colombia. Se aplica una metodología ... -
Vulnerabilidad y adaptabilidad al ascenso del nivel del mar humedales y poblaciones costeras: el manglar del Humedal Nacional Térraba-Sierpe de Osa, Costa Rica
(Comisión Nacional de Prevención de Riesgos y Atención de Emergencias, 2016-06)El pronosticado ascenso en el nivel medio del mar convierte a los litorales costarricenses en espacios vulnerables. Las características geomorfológicas predominantes de la costa pacífica costarricense, consistente de ... -
What do we really know about how velvet worms mate?
(Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica), 2019)After more than a century of studying a phylum that has over 200 species, we only have three reports of the mating itself. Insemination can occur vaginally or through the skin, and it is suspected that the male simply ... -
What do we Think About Water?Public Perception of the Current Situation of Water Resources in Costa Rica: an Indicator of Water Understanding and Management
(Universidad Nacional (Costa Rica), 2020-01-31)The objective of this research was to determine the level of knowledge and perception of the Costa Rican population about water for human consumption, general concepts, the impact of human activities, the ... -
What do we Think About Water?Public Perception of the Current Situation of Water Resources in Costa Rica: an Indicator of Water Understanding and Management
(Universidad Nacional (Costa Rica), 2020-01)The objective of this research was to determine the level of knowledge and perception of the Costa Rican population about water for human consumption, general concepts, the impact of human activities, the ... -
Why do onychophorans and camels need the same gestation time?
(Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica), 2019)One of the many mysteries surrounding onychophorans, is why, despite their small body size, they have gestation periods that are as long as gestation in some mammals. Here we propose that the causes are infrequent feeding ... -
Why do some Australian onychophorans have fantastic heads?
(Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica), 2019)Males of some Australian onychophorans transfer their spermatophores with spectacular structures in their head, such as pits with palps and spines. No one has explained why these structures allow this species to be identified. ... -
Why do velvet worm spermatozoa swim for years?
(Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica), 2019)The sperm of many onychophorans must cross body walls and swim for years before fertilizing an egg. We propose that the cause for such obstacles is the high cost of reproduction in these animals, which leads females to ... -
Zonificación de las áreas propensas a incidentes por ataques de Crocodylus acutus en el Pacífico Central de Costa Rica utilizando un Sistema de Información Geográfico
(Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia (IPGH) (México), 2019-06-27)In recent years, the incidence of attacks by crocodiles in Costa Rica has increased, which is associated with the development of human activities in areas considered as optimal in what I determine as the species’ potential ...