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<a
href="https://academic.oup.com/biolinnean/article-abstract/137/4/700/6764620?login=false"
target="_blank">
<h2>
Update: Assessing the Evolutionary Trajectory of the
Apaporis Caiman (<i>Caiman crocodilus apaporiensis</i>,
Medem 1955) Via Mitochondrial Molecular Markers.
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<h3>Abstract</h3>
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The spectacled caiman (<i>Caiman crocodilus</i>) is currently
considered to be a species complex due to the relatively high
morphological and molecular diversity expressed across its
range. One of the populations of interest, inhabiting the
Apaporis River (Colombia), was described based on skull
features as an incipient species (<i>C. c. apaporiensis</i>)
and has been treated by some authors as a full species. Recent
molecular work challenged this hypothesis, because relatively
low mitochondrial molecular differentiation was found between
the morphologically described Apaporis caiman and
<i>C. crocodilus</i> (s.s.) Amazonian populations.
<a
href="https://academic.oup.com/biolinnean/article-abstract/137/4/700/6764620?login=false"
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>(...)</a
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<h4>Keywords</h4>
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Crocodylians · Morphometrics · Phylogenetics · Phylogeography
· Population genetics · Systematics.
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<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341823349_Assessing_the_influence_of_allometry_on_sexual_and_non-sexual_traits_An_example_in_Cicindelidia_trifasciata_Coleoptera_Cicindelinae_using_geometric_morphometrics"
target="_blank">
<h2>
Assessing the Influence of Allometry on Sexual and
non-Sexual Traits: An Example in
<i>Cicindelidia trifasciata</i>
(Coleoptera: Cicindelinae) Using Geometric Morphometrics.
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<h3>Abstract</h3>
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Based on a quantitative mathematical revolution, the study of
morphology has had an important emphasis by developing
statistical shape analysis. This made possible the combination
of multivariate statistical methods and new ways to visualize
a morphological structure. Patterns of allometry (shape
influence on size) in sexual and non-sexual traits were
examined in adults of
<i>Cicindelidia trifasciata Fabricius</i> collected in north
Chilean wetland, using geometric morphometric techniques.
Abdomen, mandible and wing shapes were analyzed using 16, 12
and 19 morphological landmarks. Sexual and non-sexual traits
differences were found after a principal component analysis
<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341823349_Assessing_the_influence_of_allometry_on_sexual_and_non-sexual_traits_An_example_in_Cicindelidia_trifasciata_Coleoptera_Cicindelinae_using_geometric_morphometrics"
target="_blank"
>(...)</a
>
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<h4>Keywords</h4>
<p class="keywords">
Geometric morphometrics · Sexual shape dimorphism · Tiger
beetle · Sexual traits.
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<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332984271_Unveiling_the_cryptic_morphology_and_ontogeny_of_the_Colombian_Caiman_crocodilus_a_geometric_morphometric_approach"
target="_blank"
><h2>
Unveiling the Cryptic Morphology and Ontogeny of the
Colombian <i>Caiman crocodilus</i>: A Geometric
Morphometric Approach.
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<h3>Abstract</h3>
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<i>Caiman crocodilus</i> is an alligatoroid broadly
distributed in the neotropics from Mexico to Brazil, where
Colombia is the only country that has the complete subspecies
complex distributed in its territory. This species has been
the focus of many genetic, ecological and morphological
studies. However, these studies are limited to traditional
morphology methods or have limitations to examine
interspecific variation among the four subspecies reported in
Colombia. This is the first study of intraspecific variation
in the skull of <i>Caiman crocodilus</i> complex distributed
in Colombia, using a two-dimensional approach of geometric
morphometric on 122 post-hatching ontogenetic cranial series.
<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332984271_Unveiling_the_cryptic_morphology_and_ontogeny_of_the_Colombian_Caiman_crocodilus_a_geometric_morphometric_approach"
target="_blank"
>(...)</a
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<h4>Keywords</h4>
<p class="keywords">
Geometric morphometrics · <i>Caiman crocodilus</i> · Colombian
biodiversity · Cranial variation · Ontogeny.
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href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/224914634_Cultivable_Bacteria_Populations_Associated_with_Leaves_of_Banana_and_Plantain_Plants_and_Their_Antagonistic_Activity_Against_Mycosphaerella_fijiensis"
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Cultivable Bacteria Populations Associated with Leaves of
Banana and Plantain Plants and Their Antagonistic Activity
Against Mycosphaerella fijiensis
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<i>Mycosphaerella fijiensis</i> is the etiological agent of
Black Sigatoka, a fungal disease that affects production of
banana and plantain crops in tropical regions. The sizes of
cultivable epiphytic and endophytic bacterial populations,
aerobic endospore forming bacteria (AEFB), and antagonist
bacteria against <i>M. fijiensis</i> isolated from three
<i>Musa</i> spp. cultivars from Urabá (Colombia) were studied,
in order to find a suitable screening strategy to isolate
antagonistic bacteria. Most of the variability found in the
epiphytic and endophytic bacterial community sizes among fruit
trees was explained by the cultivar differences.
<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/224914634_Cultivable_Bacteria_Populations_Associated_with_Leaves_of_Banana_and_Plantain_Plants_and_Their_Antagonistic_Activity_Against_Mycosphaerella_fijiensis"
target="_blank"
>(...)</a
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<h4>Keywords</h4>
<p class="keywords">
Endophytic bacterium · Total bacterium · Leaf position ·
Indolic compound · Antagonistic bacterium.
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<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/40027837_The_Box-Benkhen_experimental_design_for_the_optimization_of_the_electrocatalytic_treatment_of_wastewaters_with_high_concentrations_of_phenol_and_organic_matter"
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The Box-Benkhen Experimental Design for the Optimization of
the Electrocatalytic Treatment of Wastewaters with High
Concentrations of Phenol and Organic Matter.
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<h3>Abstract</h3>
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In this work, the Box-Benkhen experimental Design (BBD) was
applied for the optimization of the parameters of the
electrocatalytic degradation of wastewaters resulting from a
phenolic resins industry placed in the suburbs of Medellín
(Colombia). The direct and the oxidant assisted
electro-oxidation experiments were carried out in a laboratory
scale batch cell reactor, with monopolar configuration, and
electrodes made of graphite (anode) and titanium (cathode). A
multifactorial experimental design was proposed, including the
following experimental variables: initial phenol
concentration, conductivity, and pH. The direct
electro-oxidation process allowed to reach ca. 88% of phenol
degradation, 38% of mineralization (TOC), 52% of Chemical
Oxygen Demand (COD) degradation, and an increase in water
biodegradability of 13%.
<a
href="https://www.researchgate.net/publication/40027837_The_Box-Benkhen_experimental_design_for_the_optimization_of_the_electrocatalytic_treatment_of_wastewaters_with_high_concentrations_of_phenol_and_organic_matter"
target="_blank "
>(...)</a
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<h4>Keywords</h4>
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Anodic oxidation · Electro-oxidation process · Kinetics ·
Phenol.
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