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Exploring patterns and mechanisms of interspecific and intraspecific variation in body elemental composition of desert consumers by González, Angélica L., Fariña, José Miguel, Kay, Adam D., Pinto, Raquel, Marquet, Pablo A.

“…Key processes such as trophic interactions and nutrient cycling are often influenced by the element content of organisms. Previous analyses have led to some…”
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Partitioning the effects of regional, spatial, and local variables on beta diversity of salt marsh arthropods in Chile by Coccia, Cristina, Fariña, José Miguel

“…Aim We examined the influence of regional, spatial, and local variables (edaphic characteristics and vegetation structure) on patterns of arthropod variation…”
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One solution for two challenges: the lizard Microlophus atacamensis avoids overheating by foraging in intertidal shores by Sepúlveda, Maritza, Sabat, Pablo, Porter, Warren P, Fariña, José Miguel

“…In lizards, one of the most important behavioral mechanisms to cope with spatial and temporal variations in thermal resources observed is activity time. The…”
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Ecosystem processes, management and human dimension of tectonically-influenced wetlands along the coast of central and southern Chile by Lagos, Nelson A., Labra, Fabio A., Jaramillo, Eduardo, Marín, Andrés, Fariña, José Miguel, Camaño, Andrés

“…ABSTRACT A Workshop on Coastal Wetlands of Chile was held at Universidad Austral de Chile (Valdivia. november 2017). It was discussed the impact of earthquakes…”
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Responses of plant-arthropod communities to nutrient enrichment in hyper-arid and semi-arid zones by Coccia, Cristina, Fariña, José Miguel

“…Excessive nutrient loading in coastal wetlands is threatening biodiversity and altering ecosystem functioning worldwide. Nonetheless, fertilization studies…”
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Changes in the Abundance and Distribution of Black-necked Swans (Cygnus melancoryphus) in the Carlos Anwandter Nature Sanctuary and Adjacent Wetlands, Valdivia, Chile by Gonzalez, Angelica L, Farina, Jose Miguel

“…Recently, the Carlos Anwandter Nature Sanctuary (Sanctuary) at the Cruces River, Chile, has undergone important ecosystem changes. Brazilian waterweed (Egeria…”
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Coexistence of Ambrosia chamissonis and Ammophila arenaria in coastal dunes in the Ñuble Region, Chile by Cerda-Paredes, José Miguel, Ginocchio, Rosanna, Fariña, José Miguel

“…•Plant distribution in dunes could be determined by soil salinity and phosphorus.•Plant performance may be influenced by the interactions they…”
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The case of the Itata estuary (Bio-Bio Region-Chile) plant formations: anthropogenic interference or natural disturbance-induced diversity enrichment? by Ramírez, Carlos, Fariña, José Miguel, Camaño, Andrés, San Martín, Cristina, Pérez, Yéssica, Solís, José Luis, Valdivia, Oliver

“…The current study examined the relationship between native and introduced plant species, as indicators of the state of anthropogenic influence on plant…”
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Exotic oniscideans (Crustacea: Isopoda) in coastal salt marshes: first record of the families Halophilosciidae and Platyarthridae in Continental Chile by Pérez-Schultheiss, Jorge, Ayala, Karina, Fariña, José Miguel, Coccia, Cristina

“…We report two new exotic introduced isopods in Chile: Halophiloscia couchii of the family Halophilosciidae and Niambia capensis of the family Platyarthridae…”
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Humedales turbosos del Parque Nacional Nahuelbuta (Región de la Araucanía) comparados con otros, en un gradiente latitudinal de Chile by Ramírez, Carlos, Valenzuela, Jorge, Vidal, Osvaldo, Fariña, José Miguel, San Martín, Cristina, Marticorena, Alicia, Valdivia, Oliver

“…Las turberas son humedales caracterizados como pantanos de lugares fríos y húmedos, muy extremos. En Chile existen varios tipos de ellas: Turberas esfagnosas…”
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Bromeliad growth and stoichiometry: responses to atmospheric nutrient supply in fog-dependent ecosystems of the hyper-arid Atacama Desert, Chile by González, Angélica L., Fariña, José Miguel, Pinto, Raquel, Pérez, Cecilia, Weathers, Kathleen C., Armesto, Juan J., Marquet, Pablo A.

“…Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus (C, N, P) stoichiometry influences the growth of plants and nutrient cycling within ecosystems. Indeed, elemental ratios are…”
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Nutrient Transfer from Sea to Land: The Case of Gulls and Cormorants in the Gulf of Maine by Ellis, Julie C., Fariña, Jose Miguel, Witman, Jon D.

“…1. The structure of communities is influenced by the transport of resources across ecosystem boundaries. Seabirds are capable of introducing large amounts of…”
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Ecosystem processes, management and human dimension of tectonically-infl uenced wetlands along the coast of central and southern Chile by Lagos, Nelson A, Labra, Fabio A, Jaramillo, Eduardo, Marín, Andrés, Fariña, José Miguel, Camaño, Andrés

“…A Workshop on Coastal Wetlands of Chile was held at Universidad Austral de Chile (Valdivia. november 2017). It was discussed the impact of earthquakes and…”
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Osmoregulatory Capacity and the Ability to Use Marine Food Sources in Two Coastal Songbirds (Cinclodes: Furnariidae) along a Latitudinal Gradient by Sabat, Pablo, Maldonado, Karin, Fariña, Jose Miguel, Rio, Carlos Martínez del

“…Cinclodes nigrofumosus and C. oustaleti are two closely related songbirds that inhabit the northern Chilean coast during the austral fall and winter. This…”
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Temporal Variation in the Diversity and Cover of Sessile Species in Rocky Intertidal Communities Affected by Copper Mine Tailings in Northern Chile by Fariña, Jose Miguel, Castilla, Juan Carlos

“…Several coastal rocky shores in the northern Chile have been affected by the discharges of copper mine tailings. In spite of this, the temporal and spatial…”
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A trophic model of a Galápagos subtidal rocky reef for evaluating fisheries and conservation strategies by Okey, Thomas A, Banks, Stuart, Born, Abraham F, Bustamante, Rodrigo H, Calvopiña, Mónica, Edgar, Graham J, Espinoza, Eduardo, Fariña, José Miguel, Garske, Lauren E, Reck, Günther K, Salazar, Sandie, Shepherd, Scoresby, Toral-Granda, Veronica, Wallem, Petra

“…A balanced trophic model of a Galápagos rocky reef system was constructed using Ecopath and Ecosim. The Ecopath approach allowed characterization of food web…”
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A trophic model of a Galápagos subtidal rocky reef for evaluating fisheries and conservation strategies: Placing Fisheries in their Ecosystem Context by OKEY, Thomas A, BANKS, Stuart, SALAZAR, Sandie, SHEPHERD, Scoresby, TORAL-GRANDA, Veronica, WALLEM, Petra, BORN, Abraham F, BUSTAMANTE, Rodrigo H, CALVOPINA, Monica, EDGAR, Graham J, ESPINOZA, Eduardo, FARINA, José Miguel, GARSKE, Lauren E, RECK, Günther K

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One Solution for Two Challenges: The Lizard Microlophus atacamensis Avoids Overheating by Foraging in Intertidal Shores: e97735 by Sepulveda, Maritza, Sabat, Pablo, Porter, Warren P, Farina, Jose Miguel

“…In lizards, one of the most important behavioral mechanisms to cope with spatial and temporal variations in thermal resources observed is activity time. The…”
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Ecología trófica de Girella laevifrons (Pisces: Kyphosidae) en zonas intermareales rocosas del norte de Chile afectadas y no afectadas por contaminantes derivados de la minería del cobre Trophic ecology of Girella laevifrons (Pisces: Kyphosidae) in rocky intertidal zones of northern Chile affected an non-affected by copper mine tailings by JOSE MIGUEL FARIÑA, MARCELA ALDANA, FERNANDO OGALDE, F. PATRICIO OJEDA

“…La zonas intermareales de localidades de la costa norte de Chile afectadas por contaminantes derivados de la minería del cobre, presentan una diversidad de…”
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Variabilidad geográfica en la tolerancia térmica y economía hídrica del gastrópodo intermareal Nodilittorina peruviana (Gastropoda: Littorinidae, Lamarck, 1822) Geographic variability in thermal tolerance and water economy of the intertidal gastropod Nodilittorina peruviana. (Gastropoda: Littorinidae, Lamarck, 1822) by JOSE MIGUEL ROJAS, JOSE MIGUEL FARIÑA, RUBEN E. SOTO, FRANCISCO BOZINOVIC

“…El gastrópodo Nodilittorina peruviana es un habitante común de la zona intermareal rocosa de la costa norte y centro de Chile. Las poblaciones de esta especie…”
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