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Topological mixing and irreversibility in animal chromosome evolution
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Contenido de metales pesados en peces y mariscos consumidos en el Ecuador: Una Revisión sistemática
Revista Científica Dékamu AgropecLa contaminación por metales pesados en peces y mariscos constituye un problema crítico que compromete la seguridad alimentaria y la salud humana en Ecuador.
Miguel Enrìquez, Roger Quinchiguango
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Introduction: In mangroves, microplastics (MPs), (< 0.5 mm particles) penetrate deep into the sediments and can cause adverse effects on the species that consume them by accident, affecting their development, nutrition, and life quality in general.
María Alejandra Ariza Gallego +4 more
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Introduction: In mangroves, microplastics (MPs), (< 0.5 mm particles) penetrate deep into the sediments and can cause adverse effects on the species that consume them by accident, affecting their development, nutrition, and life quality in general.
María Alejandra Ariza Gallego +4 more
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2010
Conocer la potencialidad productiva del recurso piangua en la costa pacífica colombiana, la distribución, abundancia, densidad y biomasa de sus poblaciones, su composición de tallas, además de aspectos reproductivos, poblacionales y de crecimiento.
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Conocer la potencialidad productiva del recurso piangua en la costa pacífica colombiana, la distribución, abundancia, densidad y biomasa de sus poblaciones, su composición de tallas, además de aspectos reproductivos, poblacionales y de crecimiento.
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2012
The morphological characterization of two piangua species Anadara tuberculosa (Sowerby) and Anadara similis (Adams) was performed using geometric morphometric. Shells of both species were collected in nine different areas of the Colombian Pacific coast during 2009 as part of a project on the natural populations of piangua.
Cano-Otálvaro, Jennee Lorena +3 more
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The morphological characterization of two piangua species Anadara tuberculosa (Sowerby) and Anadara similis (Adams) was performed using geometric morphometric. Shells of both species were collected in nine different areas of the Colombian Pacific coast during 2009 as part of a project on the natural populations of piangua.
Cano-Otálvaro, Jennee Lorena +3 more
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Single and joint oxidative stress of cadmium and phenanthrene on the Bivalve Anadara subcrenata
Journal of Environmental Science and Health - Part A Toxic/Hazardous Substances and Environmental Engineering, 2020Xianbin Liu, Shengyan Tian
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