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The novel and taxonomically restricted Ah24 gene from grain amaranth (Amaranthus hypochondriacus) has a dual role in development and defense by Massange Sanchez, Julio A., Palmeros Suarez, Paola A., Martinez Gallardo, Norma A., Castrillón Arbeláez, Paula, Avilés Arnaut, Hamlet, Alatorre Cobos, Fulgencio, Tiessen, Axel, Délano Frier, John P.

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New ecological and taxonomic remarks on Sabinella troglodytes and Nanobalcis worsfoldi (Gastropoda: Eulimidae) living on the “slate-pencil sea urchin” from the Mexican Caribbean region by González Vallejo, Norma Emilia, De León González, Jesús Ángel

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Revisiones taxonómicas, ciencia de frontera y programas nacionales by Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I., González-Vallejo , Norma Emilia

Subjects: “…turbo-taxonomy…”
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Biodiversity and Marine Annelids: Historical, environmental, and individual transitions by Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio Ignacio

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Revisión de los principales modelos de diseño instruccional by Jardines Garza, Francisco Javier

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Sistemática y distribución geográfica de la familia Capitellidae Grube, 1862 (Annelida: Polychaeta) del noroeste de México by García Garza, María Elena

“…The need to conduct taxonomical review of the Capitellidae family has been considered by various authors, it is evidenced that it taxonomical status is not well established, because they are based on their number of thoracic segments with capillary setae, which suffer modification during the development of the organisms. …”
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Sistemática y distribución geográfica de la familia Capitellidae Grube, 1862 (Annelida: Polychaeta) del noroeste de México by García Garza, María Elena

“…The need to conduct taxonomical review of the Capitellidae family has been considered by various authors, it is evidenced that it taxonomical status is not well established, because they are based on their number of thoracic segments with capillary setae, which suffer modification during the development of the organisms. …”
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Generalidades y potencialidad en biocontrol de las gregarinas entomoparásitas by Reyes Villanueva, Filiberto

“…Se presenta una descripciÛn general de la taxonomÌa, ciclo biologico, rango de huespedes y patoge- nicidad de las gregarinas par·sitas de insectos. …”
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Estudio taxonómico y filogenético del género Gyromitra (Fungi, Ascomycotina, Pezizales) by Medel Ortiz, Rosario

“…This study confirm sporal ornamentation is a quantitative character with taxonomic value at species level. According this taxonomical proposal and according type material study Gyromitra includes 22 valid species.…”
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Estudio taxonómico y filogenético del género Gyromitra (Fungi, Ascomycotina, Pezizales) by Medel Ortiz, Rosario

“…This study confirm sporal ornamentation is a quantitative character with taxonomic value at species level. According this taxonomical proposal and according type material study Gyromitra includes 22 valid species.…”
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Códigos de barras de la vida, una herramienta para conocer y conservar la biodiversidad by Lara Rivera, Ana Laura, López López, María de Jesús, Cervantes Díaz, Lourdes

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Revisión de los principales modelos de diseño instruccional (Review of main instruccional design models) by Jardines Garza, Francisco Javier

“…The intention of this document is to describe and to analyze the taxonomy of Instructional Development models (ID) elaborated by Kent L. …”
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Revisión de los principales modelos de diseño instruccional (Review of main instruccional design models) by Jardines Garza, Francisco Javier

“…The intention of this document is to describe and to analyze the taxonomy of Instructional Development models (ID) elaborated by Kent L. …”
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Practical methods for the morphological recognition and definitionof genera, with a comment on polychaetes (Annelida) by Salazar-Vallejo, Sergio I.

“…Human mind detects patterns by comparative morphology and this explains why experience is extremely important in taxonomy. Analogy is also involved, because by understanding how character patterns help recognizing taxonomic groups, these patterns can be extrapolated in less well-known groups. …”
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Revisión y aspectos ecológicos de la familia Eulimidae Philippi 1853 (Gasterópoda) de las Costas del Pacífico Oriental Tropical y Atlántico Mexicano. by González Vallejo, Norma Emilia

“…According to this study, the taxonomic and ecological panorama are still incomplete, the interest at the international level to improve the taxonomy of the family is ongoing, new publications and information related to taxonomy and ecological association preferences are being generated, these studies will improve the knowledge of the group.…”
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Revisión y aspectos ecológicos de la familia Eulimidae Philippi 1853 (Gasterópoda) de las Costas del Pacífico Oriental Tropical y Atlántico Mexicano. by González Vallejo, Norma Emilia

“…According to this study, the taxonomic and ecological panorama are still incomplete, the interest at the international level to improve the taxonomy of the family is ongoing, new publications and information related to taxonomy and ecological association preferences are being generated, these studies will improve the knowledge of the group.…”
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The collision of masses and the way prices react to expectations by Chávez Guzmán, Luis

“…This study intents to establish taxonomy of expectations based on the different types of impacts a body can receive, these can be: a blow without penetration, a blow that penetrates and stays in the body, a blow that goes through the body without affecting the body mass, and lastly, a blow that reduces but does not penetrate the body mass.…”
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Catalogue of Notomastus M. Sars, 1851 (Annelida, Capitellidae) and the description of a new species from the Gulf of California by García Garza, María Elena, De León González, Jesús Ángel, Tovar Hernández, María Ana

“…Branchiae are composed by 3–4 filaments, and the first chaetiger is uniramous. A taxonomic key for species distributed in the Gulf of California is presented. …”
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Taurine: an Amino Acid Rich in Fish Meal by Divakaran, Subramanian

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Leaf surface anatomy in some woody plants from Northeastern Mexico by Maiti, Ratikanta, González Rodríguez, Humberto, Rodríguez Balboa, Perla Cecilia, Marmolejo Monsiváis, José Guadalupe, Dueñas Tijerina, Haydee Alejandra, González Díaz, Jeff Christofher, Aruna Kumari, And

“…The present study was undertaken in the Forest Science Faculty Expe rimental Research Station, UANL, Mexico, with objectives to determine the variability in leaf surface anatomy in the woody plants of the Tamaulipan thornscrub and its utility in taxonomy and possible adaptation to the prevailing semiarid conditions. …”
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