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    <pubDate>Tue, 14 Apr 2026 20:23:53 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Centropomus undecimalis oriundos da Costa Norte do Brasil: bioecologia alimentar, reprodução, elementos-traço na musculatura e bioinformática para análise integrada</title>
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      <description>Título: Centropomus undecimalis oriundos da Costa Norte do Brasil: bioecologia alimentar, reprodução, elementos-traço na musculatura e bioinformática para análise integrada
Abstact: The North Coast of Brazil harbors a valuable ichthyofaunistic biodiversity with approximately&#xD;
274 species distributed along the coast of Maranhão. However, there are species that still lack&#xD;
data on their biology, ecology and quality for consumption. This research aimed to know the&#xD;
bioecology, reproductive biology, the quality of the muscle of the bass Centropomus&#xD;
undecimalis for human consumption after the oil spill that occurred in 2019 and to create an&#xD;
integrative tool for organizing reproductive data of fish using bioinformatics. For the&#xD;
knowledge of bioecology, past data were collected in articles with similar themes and we&#xD;
compiled the results to support strategies for the cultivation of the species in captivity in&#xD;
Maranhão. In reproductive biology studies, specimens were obtained from commercial fishing&#xD;
and laboratory analysis of the entire reproductive process was carried out.. Subsequently,&#xD;
biometric data, weight-lengthratio, sex ratio, length at first maturation (L50), biological indices&#xD;
and reproductive peak of basswere evaluated. For the knowledge of the quality of the fish for&#xD;
consumption, the presence of trace elements in the bass muscle was evaluated. The samples&#xD;
were analyzed and the data obtained were compared to international legislations. With the use&#xD;
of bioinformatics, the prototype of the software “ictiodados” was created, which uses&#xD;
information on biometrics and reproduction of bass (but which can be applied to any fish later).&#xD;
The bioecological results showthat it is still necessary to further evaluate the cost-benefit for the&#xD;
cultivation of bassin captivity.Reproductive biology indicates that the reproductive peak of sea&#xD;
bass in Maranhão occurs in the months of February, May and November. The analysis of trace&#xD;
elements indicated a contamination of the sea bass muscle by Al, Sn, Pb and Ba and altered&#xD;
levels of B, Cu, Cr, Fe,Mo, Ni, V and Zn. Regarding the use of bioinformatics, the prototype of&#xD;
the 'ictiodados' software was developed in order to organize and provide access to data by&#xD;
environmental managers and researchers and may be promising to speed up access to fish&#xD;
reproductive information.</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 20 Dec 2022 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Corredores ecológicos, paisagens e variabilidades ecológicas regionais: a fragmentação de hábitats na Amazônia Oriental</title>
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      <description>Título: Corredores ecológicos, paisagens e variabilidades ecológicas regionais: a fragmentação de hábitats na Amazônia Oriental
Abstact: The changes imposed by human pressures on the Brazilian Amazon territory in recent decades have&#xD;
culminated in several impacts on the environmental systems associated with this Holocene biome,&#xD;
which quickly became a set of anthromes, or anthropocene biomatic landscapes. Despite being the&#xD;
largest forested area on Earth, the Amazon lost 59.53% of all its original biomass in the last century.&#xD;
In addition to the fires and deforestation, the opening of new frontiers for the implementation of&#xD;
agribusiness and the implementation of large transport integration and electricity generation projects&#xD;
set the tone for such disturbances, which were more expressive in its eastern portion. This, in turn,&#xD;
represents one of its eight biogeographic regions, called Centro de Endemismo Belém (CEB).&#xD;
Through the compilation and updating of databases, with the systematization of these with the aid of&#xD;
geoprocessing techniques, it was possible to develop a database capable of aggregating data on&#xD;
Geodiversity, plant formations and patterns of use and land cover, these The last between the years&#xD;
1985 and 2020. As a result, it was observed that Geology and Geomorphology should be partially&#xD;
considered to define the limits of the CEB and the seven original plant formations gave rise to a&#xD;
mosaic of 51 different categories today. The effects of this process of changes in the native land cover&#xD;
came from human pressures for use, responsible for the loss of 82.58% of the total forests in CEB in&#xD;
just 35 years. The continuous vegetation mosaics do not exceed 20,885.80 km2 out of a total of&#xD;
247,635.44 km2. The use of landscape metrics for the implementation of ecological corridors is&#xD;
presented as a possibility depending on geopolitical and economic issues for the configuration of&#xD;
scenes of an Eastern Amazon that is no longer natural</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 24 Nov 2023 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2023-11-24T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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