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Poema de Pedro Rivero a Maruja Vieira
No full textPoema de Pedro Rivero a Maruja VieiraPoem by Pedro Rivero to Maruja VieiraPublicación fondo Maruja Vieira, carpeta 3, álbum 1, folio 4
Cédula (1778-07-14) ; Felipe de Rivero
No full textA fin de texto: 'Pamplona á once de septiembre de mil setecientos setenta y ocho. Don Felipe de Rivero'.En cabecera de texto: 'Don Phelipe de Rivero y Baldés, del Consejo de S. M... y Subdelegado de la Real Renta de Tablas, Salitre y Pólvora de él, y Juez de Comision de medias Annatas'
Replication Data for: How Judicial Preferences Still Matter in a Majoritarian Court
No full textThese are the files necessary for replicating Kuriwaki, Shiro, and Albert Rivero, "How Judicial Preferences Still Matter in a Majoritarian Court." (working paper
Carta enviada por Luis Fernando Rivero a Santiago Arroyo
No full textCarta enviada por Luis Fernando Rivero a Santiago Arroyo sobre noticias sobre asuntos personales. Fechada en Guayaquil
For the poetics of deterritorialization: melancholy and environmental estrangement in "Tierra fresca de su tumba" by Giovanna Rivero
No full textreservedEl siguiente análisis de la obra "Tierra fresca de su tumba" de Giovanna Rivero se pone como objetivo el de recorrer en detalle los seis cuentos del libro, subrayando caso por caso la poética de la desterritorialización, la melancolía y el extrañamiento ambiental que la autora pone en práctica a lo largo de la obra. Todos los personajes que encontramos, de hecho, a lo largo del libro, tienen un elemento en común: por un motivo o por otro, todos se encuentran en una condición de extranjería. Veremos como al final estas individualidades tan desterritorializadas parecen encontrar en estos lugares un reconocimiento otro y una pertenencia llegando por fin a "sentirse en casa"
Santolina orocarpetana Rivero-Guerra 2012, sp. nov.
No full textSantolina orocarpetana Rivero-Guerra, sp. nov. (Fig. 10) A S. x oblongifolia Boiss. , floriferis simplicibus caulibus 14.1-32.1 (47.5) cm longis (vs 16.1-54.1 cm longis), pedunculo 0.5-1.2 (2.2) mm, haud incrassato (vs (0.9) 1.1-2.0 mm, crasso), foliis spathulatis (vs spathulatis, anguste spathulatis vel linearis), (0) 1-8 (13) lobulis ellipticis (vs (0) 1-25 ellipticis vel linearibus), foliis basalibus fasciculatis cum 8-18 (52) lobis (vs (8) 14-80 (140) lobis), sterilibus caulibus 3.6-8.8 (21.1) cm in longitudine (vs 5.1-28.6 cm in longitudine), capitulo (5.5) 6.5-12.6 (14.08) × (2.7) 3.6-6.6 mm, haud umbilicato (vs (8.8) 10.3-16.6 × 4.4-6.7 (10.8) mm umbilicato), involucralibus trifariis bracteis (vs involucralibus 3-4 fariis bracteis) praecipue differt. TYPUS. — Spain. Ávila, La Mira, 40°15’59’’N, 5°10’28’’W, 2200 m, granites, 20.VII.1999, Rivero-Guerra s. n. (holo-, SEV 249071). PARATYPI. — Spain. Ávila,Canchal Negro, 40°20’88’’N, 5°40’27’’W, 2000 m, granites, 19.VII.1999, Rivero-Guerra, s. n. (SEV 249072). — Salamanca, Béjar, La Garganta, 40°19’48’’N, 5°49’10’’W, 1000 m, granites, 10.VII.1995, Rivero-Guerra s. n. (SEV 249073). — El Calvitero, 40°17’16’’N, 5°44’18’’W, 2360 m, granites, 19.VII.1999, Rivero-Guerra s. n. (SEV 249074). DESCRIPTION Plant 35-70 × 18-60 cm, with 1-9 branches stock, glaucous, with indument sericeous. Flowering stem 14.1-32.1 (47.53) cm long, 0.5-1.2 (2.2) mm in diameter, simple, usually not solid. Peduncle 23.1-92.6 (142.4) mm long, not thickened above. Sterile stem 3.6-8.8 (21.1) cm long. Leaf 5.4-20.8 × 2.1-6.2 mm, spatulate, plane, with bi or trilobulate apex, usually pinnatisect or pinnatipatite, with (0) 1-8 (13) lobes of 0.4-4.1 (5.0) mm long; basal and fascicular leaves, usually pinnatifid or pinnatipartite. Lobes elliptical, along ⅓ upper, generally with obtuse-mucronate or acute-mucronate apex. Upper leaf 5.3-13.4 (15.8) × 0.8-2.1 (2.4) mm, narrowly elliptical, entire, with a beaked apex. Capitulum (5.5) 6.5-12.6 (14.1) × (2.7) 3.6-6.6 mm, usually campanulate, not umbilicate, with the flowers covering the capitulum. Receptacle 4.4-5.1 × 2.4-3.0 mm, hemispherical. Involucral bracts (1.7) 2.0-3.2 (3.7) × 0.7-1.6 (1.7) mm, in three rows, carinate, with an apical scarious appendage 0.2-0.8 × 0.2-2.5 (2.9) mm, generally decurrent along the upper ⅓ or ½; outer and middle bracts usually triangular or ovate, inner bracts usually ovate or elliptical. Interseminal bracts (1.8) 1.9-3.1 × 0.8-2.0 mm, usually elliptical or oblong, rarely obovate, with truncate or rounded apex, with erose or dentate margin. Corolla 3.5- 5.1 mm long. Anthers 2.5-3.8 mm long. Style 3.0- 5.1 mm long. Corolla tube 1.6-3.0 mm long. Corolla aperture 0.8-1.5 mm long. Corolla lobes 0.4-1.1 mm long. Achene 1.2-2.3 × 0.4-0.9 mm. Flowering from July to August.Published as part of Rivero-Guerra, Aixa O., 2012, Santolina orocarpetana sp. nov. (Asteraceae: Anthemideae), a new species from the Iberian Peninsula. Revision of the lectotype of S. oblongifolia Boiss., pp. 133-154 in Adansonia (3) (3) 34 (1) on page 152, DOI: 10.5252/a2012n1a16, http://zenodo.org/record/520580
Carta de Atanasio Rivero a Miguel de Unamuno. La Habana, 15 de febrero de 1909
No full textCarta del periodista Atanasio Rivero, emigrante español en Cuba y director de la editorial “España”, a Miguel de Unamuno pidiéndole que colabore para su periódico con dos artículos mensuales
Carta de José Ignacio Rivero a Miguel de Unamuno. [S.l.], 20 de septiembre de 1933
No full textCarta del director de “Diario de la Marina” José Ignacio Rivero a Miguel de Unamuno haciendo acuse de recibo de su obra “San Manuel Bueno, mártir y tres historias más”
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La Picadora: People and nature in a rural Cuban community
No full textYusi Wang was a student in the spring 2017 Institute for Study Abroad program that took U.S. students to study for a semester at the University of Havana. Under the guidance of School of Biology professors Vanessa Vázquez Sánchez and Armando Rangel Rivero, Yusi and her classmates spent four transformational days as part of the community in La Picadora. It’s clear from her poem that living in this community grabbed her heart in a special way. Reading this book, you’ll see how the authors of each chapter are captivated by the La Picadora community. Let yourself be drawn into these stories, that together serve as a microscope into the lives of the people of this community, past and present. Reading this book gives us a unique opportunity to understand a bit about these lives that are at once so distant from some of the authors’ lives, yet so clearly a part of our interconnected world, economy, environment, and knowledge base
La Colección Fernández Rivero de fotografía antigua
No full textThe Colección Fernández Rivero about old photographs is a collection of original photographic objects in more than 45000 pieces of different types. The CFRivero has followed for its formation a historicist approach so that it could coverMuseum and didactic purposes. <br
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