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Bolinder Gustaf - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Piska
Göteborgs Museum Etnografiska Avdelningen, 2019Co-Authors: Bolinder GustafAbstract:Látigo de madera, que fue utilizado en algunos matrimonios y en la fiesta de la muerte. Con él, un Mamo azotó a otro Mamo.Wood whip, which was used in some marriages and on the feast of death. With him, a Mamo whipped another Mamo
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Pilbåge; båge
Göteborgs Museum Etnografiska Avdelningen, 2019Co-Authors: Bolinder GustafAbstract:Arco, obsequio del jefe ijca y Mamo Garavita.Arch, gift of chief ijca and Mamo Garavita
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Medicinman (mama) dansar maskerad och med en fackla av växten fraylejon (Espletia grandiflora) på 9:de dygnet efter ett dödsfall
Göteborgs Museum Etnografiska Avdelningen, 2019Co-Authors: Bolinder GustafAbstract:El curandero (Mamo) baila enmascarado en una ceremonia con una antorcha de frayleion vegetal (Espletia grandiflora) a los 9 días después de una muerteThe healer (Mamo) dances masked in a ceremony with a torch of vegetable frayleion (Espletia grandiflora) after of 9 days of a deat
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Stenpärla
Göteborgs Museum Etnografiska Avdelningen, 2019Co-Authors: Bolinder GustafAbstract:Pedazo de piedra de color café y blanco, encontrado en la tumba de un Mamo. Por esto, se podría intuir que se trata de una piedra sagrada.Piece of brown and white stone, found in the tomb of a Mamo. Because of this, one could intuit that it is a sacred stone
Miguel Antonio Flores - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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turismo sustentable como alternativa de desarrollo en las comunidades de la faja petrolifera del orinoco caso sector laguna de Mamo municipio independencia estado anzoategui venezuela 8 sustainable tourism as a development alternative in the communities of the orinoco oil belt case sector laguna de Mamo independence township anzoategui state venezuela
2013Co-Authors: Maria Virginia Blanco, Miguel Antonio FloresAbstract:Laguna de Mamo has an area of 55 km2, receives the waters of rivers and Merey Camoruco and flows into the Orinoco River Mamo. It is located south-west of the state of Anzoategui in Independence Township, and belongs to the parish Mamo Carabobo area of the Orinoco Oil Belt. The area in which lies Laguna de Mamo has an area of 55 km2, receives the waters of rivers and Merey Camoruco and flows into the Orinoco River Mamo. It is located south-west of the state of Anzoategui in Independence Township, and belongs to the parish Mamo Carabobo area of the Orinoco Oil Belt. The area in which lies Laguna de Mamo focuses great potential for tourism development at the local level, it has several natural sites for recreation and outdoor playtime, and cultural values that can be leveraged for nature tourism , in the form of rural tourism. During the celebration of the various traditional parties taking place in the area, in seasons of Easter Week and Carnival, communities are visited by groups of people who move mainly in vehicles themselves, to spend the day in rivers and lakes. The area is characterized by the presence of a variety of water bodies, around which develops one of the main economic activities in the region, as is fishing. These water bodies are small ecosystems they inhabit various species of flora and fauna and can also be exploited for tourism. The aim of the research was to identify opportunities for sustainable tourism development in the form of rural tourism around the Laguna de Mamo, a regional economic alternative.
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turismo sustentable como alternativa de desarrollo en las comunidades de la faja petrolifera del orinoco caso sector laguna de Mamo municipio independencia estado anzoategui venezuela
Terra Nueva Etapa, 2012Co-Authors: Maria Virginia Blanco, Miguel Antonio FloresAbstract:Resumen es: La Laguna de Mamo tiene una superficie de 55 km2; recibe las aguas de los rios Camoruco y Merey y desemboca en el Orinoco por el rio Mamo. Esta ubicada a...
Maria Virginia Blanco - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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turismo sustentable como alternativa de desarrollo en las comunidades de la faja petrolifera del orinoco caso sector laguna de Mamo municipio independencia estado anzoategui venezuela 8 sustainable tourism as a development alternative in the communities of the orinoco oil belt case sector laguna de Mamo independence township anzoategui state venezuela
2013Co-Authors: Maria Virginia Blanco, Miguel Antonio FloresAbstract:Laguna de Mamo has an area of 55 km2, receives the waters of rivers and Merey Camoruco and flows into the Orinoco River Mamo. It is located south-west of the state of Anzoategui in Independence Township, and belongs to the parish Mamo Carabobo area of the Orinoco Oil Belt. The area in which lies Laguna de Mamo has an area of 55 km2, receives the waters of rivers and Merey Camoruco and flows into the Orinoco River Mamo. It is located south-west of the state of Anzoategui in Independence Township, and belongs to the parish Mamo Carabobo area of the Orinoco Oil Belt. The area in which lies Laguna de Mamo focuses great potential for tourism development at the local level, it has several natural sites for recreation and outdoor playtime, and cultural values that can be leveraged for nature tourism , in the form of rural tourism. During the celebration of the various traditional parties taking place in the area, in seasons of Easter Week and Carnival, communities are visited by groups of people who move mainly in vehicles themselves, to spend the day in rivers and lakes. The area is characterized by the presence of a variety of water bodies, around which develops one of the main economic activities in the region, as is fishing. These water bodies are small ecosystems they inhabit various species of flora and fauna and can also be exploited for tourism. The aim of the research was to identify opportunities for sustainable tourism development in the form of rural tourism around the Laguna de Mamo, a regional economic alternative.
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turismo sustentable como alternativa de desarrollo en las comunidades de la faja petrolifera del orinoco caso sector laguna de Mamo municipio independencia estado anzoategui venezuela
Terra Nueva Etapa, 2012Co-Authors: Maria Virginia Blanco, Miguel Antonio FloresAbstract:Resumen es: La Laguna de Mamo tiene una superficie de 55 km2; recibe las aguas de los rios Camoruco y Merey y desemboca en el Orinoco por el rio Mamo. Esta ubicada a...
Raymond J. Zeng - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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nitrogen source effects on the denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation culture and anaerobic ammonium oxidation bacteria enrichment process
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2017Co-Authors: Jing Ding, Zhaowei Ding, Raymond J. ZengAbstract:The co-culture system of denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation (DAMO) and anaerobic ammonium oxidation (Anammox) has a potential application in wastewater treatment plant. This study explored the effects of permutation and combination of nitrate, nitrite, and ammonium on the culture enrichment from freshwater sediments. The co-existence of NO3-, NO2-, and NH4+ shortened the enrichment time from 75 to 30 days and achieved a total nitrogen removal rate of 106.5 mg/L/day on day 132. Even though ammonium addition led to Anammox bacteria increase and a higher nitrogen removal rate, DAMO bacteria still dominated in different reactors with the highest proportion of 64.7% and the maximum abundance was 3.07 ± 0.25 × 108 copies/L (increased by five orders of magnitude) in the nitrite reactor. DAMO bacteria showed greater diversity in the nitrate reactor, and one was similar to M. oxyfera; DAMO bacteria in the nitrite reactor were relatively unified and similar to M. sinica. Interestingly, no DAMO archaea were found in the nitrate reactor. This study will improve the understanding of the impact of nitrogen source on DAMO and Anammox co-culture enrichment.
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environmental evaluation of coexistence of denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidizing archaea and bacteria in a paddy field
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2016Co-Authors: Jing Ding, Zhaowei Ding, Shuk Han Cheng, Raymond J. ZengAbstract:The nitrate-dependent denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation (DAMO) process, which is metabolized together by anaerobic methanotrophic archaea and NC10 phylum bacteria, is expected to be important for the global carbon and nitrogen cycles. However, there are little studies about the existence of this process and the functional microbes in environments. Therefore, the coexistence of DAMO archaea and bacteria in a paddy field was evaluated in this study. Next-generation sequencing showed that the two orders, Methanosarcinales and Nitrospirales, to which DAMO archaea and DAMO bacteria belong, were detected in the four soil samples. Then the in vitro experiments demonstrated both of nitrite- and nitrate-dependent DAMO activities, which confirmed the coexistence of DAMO archaea and DAMO bacteria. It was the first report about the coexistence of DAMO archaea and bacteria in a paddy field. Furthermore, anammox bacteria were detected in two of the four samples. The in vitro experiments did not show anammox activity in the initial period but showed low anammox activity after 20 days’ enrichment. These results implicated that anammox bacteria may coexist with DAMO microorganisms in this field, but at a very low percentage.
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the role of paraffin oil on the interaction between denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation and anammox processes
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2015Co-Authors: Liang Fu, Zhaowei Ding, Fang Zhang, Jing Ding, Raymond J. ZengAbstract:Methane is sparingly soluble in water, resulting in a slow reaction rate in the denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation (DAMO) process. The slow rate limits the feasibility of research to examine the interaction between the DAMO and the anaerobic ammonium oxidation (Anammox) process. In this study, optimized 5 % (v/v) paraffin oil was added as a second liquid phase to improve methane solubility in a reactor containing DAMO and Anammox microbes. After just addition, methane solubility was found to increase by 25 % and DAMO activity was enhanced. After a 100-day cultivation, the paraffin reactor showed almost two times higher consumption rates of NO3 − (0.2268 mmol/day) and NH4 + (0.1403 mmol/day), compared to the control reactor without paraffin oil. The microbes tended to distribute in the oil–water interface. The quantitative (q) PCR result showed the abundance of gene copies of DAMO archaea, DAMO bacteria, and Anammox bacteria in the paraffin reactor were higher than those in the control reactor after 1 month. Fluorescence in situ hybridization revealed that the percentages of the three microbes were 55.5 and 77.6 % in the control and paraffin reactors after 100 days, respectively. A simple model of mass balance was developed to describe the interactions between DAMO and Anammox microbes and validate the activity results. A mechanism was proposed to describe the possible way that paraffin oil enhanced DAMO activity. It is quite clear that paraffin oil enhances not only DAMO activity but also Anammox activity via the interaction between them; both NO3 − and NH4 + consumption rates were about two times those of the control.
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simultaneous enrichment of denitrifying methanotrophs and anammox bacteria
Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2014Co-Authors: Zhaowei Ding, Fang Zhang, Jing Ding, Raymond J. ZengAbstract:Interaction between denitrifying anaerobic methane oxidation (DAMO) and anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) processes may play an important role in global carbon and nitrogen cycles. In this study, a coculture of denitrifying methanotrophs (DAMO archaea and DAMO bacteria) and anammox bacteria, initially sourced from the environment, was enriched with a supply of methane, nitrate, and ammonium. After a 4.5-month enrichment, simultaneous oxidation of methane and ammonium and reduction of nitrate were observed. The highest rate of nitrate reduction in the suspended DAMO culture was 4.84 mmol/L/day, and simultaneously, the highest ammonium removal rate was 4.07 mmol/L/day. Fluorescence in situ hybridization and analysis of 16S rRNA gene clone libraries revealed the coexistence of DAMO archaea, DAMO bacteria, and anammox bacteria. The development of anammox bacteria might reduce the enrichment time of DAMO microorganisms and promote the activity of DAMO archaea. The activity of the reactor fluctuated during the long-term operation, which might be caused by the formation of microbial clusters whereby DAMO archaea grew in aggregates that were surrounded by anammox and DAMO bacteria. This study is the first to demonstrate that it is feasible to establish a coculture of DAMO archaea, DAMO bacteria, and anammox bacteria from environmental inocula.
Adhemar Longattofilho - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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can breast nipple fluid collected with automated aspiration and preserved in based liquid solution improve the cytological samples
Acta Cytologica, 2013Co-Authors: Jose Roberto Filassi, Marco Antonio Zonta, Angela Francisca Trinconi, Daniele Calvagno, Fernada Velame De Oliveira, Marcos Desiderio Ricci, Edmund Chada Baracat, Adhemar LongattofilhoAbstract:Objective: Samples from breast nipples collected with the automated HALO™ Mamo Cito Test were studied in order to evaluate the cellularity for the diagnosis of br
