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Human Fascioliasis Endemic Areas in Argentina: Multigene Characterisation of the Lymnaeid Vectors and Climatic-Environmental
Bargues et al. Parasites & Vectors (2016) 9:306 DOI 10.1186/s13071-016-1589-z RESEARCH Open Access Human fascioliasis endemic areas in Argentina: multigene characterisation of the lymnaeid vectors and climatic- environmental assessment of the transmission pattern María Dolores Bargues1*, Jorge Bruno Malandrini2, Patricio Artigas1, Claudia Cecilia Soria2, Jorge Néstor Velásquez3, Silvana Carnevale4,5, Lucía Mateo1, Messaoud Khoubbane1 and Santiago Mas-Coma1 Abstract Background: In South America, fascioliasis stands out due to the human endemic areas in many countries. In Argentina, human endemic areas have recently been detected. Lymnaeid vectors were studied in two human endemic localities of Catamarca province: Locality A beside Taton and Rio Grande villages; Locality B close to Recreo town. Methods: Lymnaeids were characterised by the complete sequences of rDNA ITS-2 and ITS-1 and fragments of the mtDNA 16S and cox1. Shell morphometry was studied with the aid of a computer image analysis system. Climate analyses were made by nearest neighbour interpolation from FAO data. Koeppen & Budyko climate classifications were used. De Martonne aridity index and Gorczynski continentality index were obtained. Lymnaeid distribution was assessed in environmental studies. Results: DNA sequences demonstrated the presence of Lymnaea neotropica and L. viator in Locality A and of L. neotropica in Locality B. Two and four new haplotypes were found in L. neotropica and L. viator, respectively. For interspecific differentiation, ITS-1 and 16S showed the highest and lowest resolution, respectively. For intraspecific analyses, cox1 was the best marker and ITS-1 the worst. Shell intraspecific variability overlapped in both species, except maximum length which was greater in L. -
Argentina's Grains Industry: Implications for Australia
Argentina Argentina’s grains industry: Implications for Australia Professor Ross Kingwell Chief Economist Dr Peter White Senior Projects Manager OR AUTHORS Professor Ross Kingwell Chief Economist Dr Peter White Senior Projects Manager Perth (head office) Sydney 3 Baron-Hay Court 1 Rivett Road South Perth Riverside Corporate Park Western Australia 6151 North Ryde Editor: Kerry Coyle Communications; Design: Josephine Eynaud P: +61 8 6168 9900 New South Wales 2113 E: [email protected] P: +61 2 8025 3200 Please note W: aegic.org.au 1. Export and import values often vary depending on the information source — exercise caution when interpreting information presented in this publication. 2. All units cited in this report are metric measurements. Of particular note, the unit tonnes is a metric tonne (i.e. 1000 kilograms). AEGIC is an initiative of the Western Australian State Government 3. All uncredited photos have been sourced from shutterstock.com and Australia’s Grains Research & Development Corporation NOVEMBER 2018 MIRP18001EN. All contents copyright ©AEGIC. All rights reserved. The related bodies corporate, directors and employees of AEGIC accept no liability whatsoever for any injury, loss, claim, damage, incidental or consequential damage, arising out of, or in any way connected with, the use of any information, or any, error, omission or defect in the information contained in this publication. Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this publication AEGIC accepts no liability for the accuracy of the information supplied. -
Provincia De Catamarca Consejo Federal De Inversiones – Cfi
CFI- Expediente Nº 18671 00 01 Experto: Natalia Daniela Martini PROVINCIA DE CATAMARCA CONSEJO FEDERAL DE INVERSIONES – CFI GUÍA DE ASISTENCIA PARA INVERSORES TURISTICOS - PROVINCIA DE CATAMARCA – ETAPA II INFORME FINAL Exp. N° 18671 00 01 NOVIEMBRE 2019 NATALIA DANIELA MARTINI i CFI- Expediente Nº 18671 00 01 Experto: Natalia Daniela Martini ABSTRACT / RESUMEN El presente proyecto, titulado: “Guía de Asistencia para Inversiones de Turismo de la Provincia de Catamarca – Etapa II”, el mismo se presenta como la continuidad de la primera etapa que surgió de la propuesta de contar con un producto que brinde información a los potenciales inversores y a los equipos técnicos responsables de la captación de inversiones vinculadas directa e indirectamente con el sector turístico. El mismo fue planteado en 2 etapas, debido a la significativa cantidad de departamentos y municipios que integran la Provincia de Catamarca, como así también a las considerables distancias existentes entre los mismos. Este proyecto abarcará los 6 departamentos no relevados en la 1ª etapa, lo que implicará poner a disposición de las autoridades gubernamentales de la Provincia de Catamarca, la información integrada y consolidada de toda la Provincia, que colabore con el proceso de captación de inversiones turísticas Los contenidos propuestos y la metodología empleada fueron los estipulados en el contrato celebrado entre el Consejo Federal de Inversiones y el Experto, según expediente número 18671 00 01, abarcando: a) los Municipios de Andalgalá, Aconquija, Pomán, Saujil, Mutquín, Los Altos, Santa Rosa, El Alto, Tapso, Ancasti, Icaño, Recreo; el fortalecimiento de San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Fiambalá y Tinogasta. Como producto central se integran los restantes municipios de la etapa I a fin de dejar un informe completo de la Provincia de Catamarca. -
For Migrants in the Argentine Republic
Guide for Orientation and Access to Social Services for Migrants in the Argentine Republic Credits International Organization for Migration (IOM) Country Office for Argentina Gabriela Fernández, Head of Office Author Sandra Mazzanti Content revision Agustina Galantini Gimena Pérez Caraballo Mercedes López Translation María José Araujo Cover design and layout Carolina Paula Cerutti The opinions expressed in the publications of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of IOM. The designations employed and the presentation of data in this publication do not imply expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of IOM concerning legal status of any country, territory, city or area mentioned, or of its authorities, or concerning its frontiers or boundaries. IOM is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society. As an intergovernmental organization, IOM acts with its partners in the international community to: assist in meeting the growing operational challenges of migration management; advance understanding of migration issues; encourage social and economic development through migration; and uphold the human dignity and well-being of migrants. This publication was made possible through support provided by the European Union, under the terms of the Project “Strengthening of the international protection, reception and integration of refugees in Argentina.” However, the opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the European Union. Publisher: International Organization for Migration 1046 Callao Avenue – 2° A Autonomous City of Buenos Aires Postal code C1023AAQ Argentina Tel: +54-11-4815-1035 / 4811-9148 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.argentina.iom.int/co/ This publication was issued without formal editing by IOM.