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Search for high energy cosmic muon neutrinos from variable gamma-ray sources and time calibration of the optical modules of the ANTARES telescope

2015

325 páginas. Tesis Doctoral del Departamento de Física Atómica, Molecular y Nuclear de la Universidad de Valencia y del Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC).

ANTAREStelescopios de neutrinosAGNsAstrophysics::High Energy Astrophysical PhenomenablazarsFísica experimental de Altas Energíasneutrino telescopesAstrophysics::Instrumentation and Methods for AstrophysicsneutrinosNebulosa del CangrejoXRBsX-ray binaries:FÍSICA::Física de altas energías [UNESCO]UNESCO::FÍSICA::Física de altas energíasCrab Pulsar Wind Nebulabinarias de rayos X
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Age of Great Grey Owls Strix nebulosa observed in Scandinavia in 2012 as revealed by digital photos in the national species report archives.

2014

Record breaking numbers of breeding Great Grey Owls Strix nebulosa were reported in Sweden and Norway in 2010 and 2011, followed by 4,105 observations in 2012 as revealed by the national Species archives. Based on locality id numbers, at least 144 individuals were reported with photos which could be used to age the individuals. The majority (76%) of these birds were young birds hatched in 2011 (83% including birds aged probably 2CY). Among dead owls brought to the Natural History Museum in Stockholm, the percentages of owls hatched in 2011 were similar (78% and 88%). The high percentage of young owls could be caused by young birds hunting closer to human settlement than older birds, but mor…

GeographybiologyNebulosaAnimal Science and Zoologybiology.organism_classificationArchaeology
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Life cycle of Renylaima capensis, a brachylaimid trematode of shrews and slugs in South Africa: two-host and three-host transmission modalities sugge…

2012

Abstract Background The life cycle of the brachylaimid trematode species Renylaima capensis, infecting the urinary system of the shrew Myosorex varius (Mammalia: Soricidae: Crocidosoricinae) in the Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve, South Africa, has been elucidated by a study of its larval stages, epizootiological data in local snails and mammals during a 34-year period, and its verification with mtDNA sequencing. Methods Parasites obtained from dissected animals were mounted in microscope slides for the parasitological study and measured according to standardized methods. The mitochondrial DNA cox 1 gene was sequenced by the dideoxy chain-termination method. Results The slugs Ariostralis …

MaleAriostralis nebulosaGastropodaMolecular Sequence DataMyosorex variusZoologyHelminth geneticsTrematode InfectionsDNA Mitochondriallcsh:Infectious and parasitic diseasesElectron Transport Complex IVSouth Africabiology.animalGastropodaAnimalslcsh:RC109-216Urinary TractArionidaeLife Cycle StagesLarvaBase SequencebiologyResearchShrewsShrewSequence Analysis DNADNA Helminthbiology.organism_classificationInfectious DiseasesMutationFemaleParasitologyTrematodaTrematodaSequence AlignmentParasites & Vectors
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Life span, dispersal and age of nesting Great Grey Owls (Strix nebulosa lapponica) in Sweden.

2016

3,073 Great Grey Owls were banded in Sweden in 1955–2012. 416 were controlled at least once (54.6%) or recovered dead (45.4%). Three birds banded as nestlings were recovered in their 17th calendar year. Most birds were recovered during first year of life. Only 4 females were controlled breeding as 2CY birds. 91.3% of birds controlled as first time breeders were at least 4CY. Birds banded as nestlings and recovered dead between September and July moved 100.8 km (mean) with a median distance of 64 km. Juveniles controlled alive moved 45.9 km (mean) with a median distance of 23 km during first year of life. Maximum natal dispersal was 650 km. Median natal dispersal for females was 40 km, betwe…

NestStrix nebulosa lapponicaLife spanHatchingZoologyBiological dispersalAnimal Science and ZoologyBird ringingFirst year of lifeBiologyPopulation ecology
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Hexamermis sp. an entomopathogenous nematode associated with the European stink bug

2008

The nematodes of the Mermithidae family are a large and important group obligatory parasite of arthropods, principally insects, and are almost always lethal to their hosts. They are usually specific to a single species or to one or two families of them. A mermithid of the genus Hexamermis Steiner, was found parasiting the stink bug Rhaphigaster nebulosa Poda (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae), present on hazelnut plants in the Piedmont region. The bug feeds on various broadleaved woody plant and is considered a serious pest for Mermithidae in Italy. Considerations regarding the taxonomy of the Hexamermis genus are reported. From the taxonomic point of view is very difficult to describe the different…

Rhaphigaster nebulosa EPN Mermithidae hazelnut Pentatomidae parasite
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