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Carta mecanografiada de N. Alcalá del Olmo a Pere Calders
No full textCarta de N. Alcalá del Olmo, de l'Agencia Panamericana de Patentes y Marcas
Prionotropis ancosae Olmo-Vidal, new species
No full textPrionotropis ancosae Olmo-Vidal, new species Material examined. Catalonia, La Llacuna, Plana d’Ancosa (725 m) UTM: 31 TCF 78 20.VII.2016, J. M. Olmo- Vidal (1♂ holotype) (MCNB). Catalonia, La Llacuna, Plana d’Ancosa (725 m) UTM: 31 TCF 78 20.VI.2014, X. Bayer, C. Guasch & J.M. Olmo-Vidal (3♂ paratypes, 3♀ paratypes) (MCNB). Description. Male (Fig. 3). General coloration grey or brown variable. Inside hind femora blue at the base to the middle part. Inside hind tibiae also blue. Antennae 16-segmented and not very flattened. Frontal ridge with longitudinal furrow narrowed below median ocellus and then parallel toward the clypeus. Pronotum with the carina arcuate only in the prozona and interrupted by three sulci. Hind angle of the pronotum rounded. In lateral view the principal transverse sulcus between prozona and metazona clearly incised. Metazona flattened. Prosternal process trapezoidal from below. Mesosternal lobes are approximately equal width than long and width than mesosternal interspace. Macropterus, tegmina almost reaching the end of abdomen. Hind wing with de 2nd anal vein curved and bifurcate. Hind tibiae with double rows of several stout spines and a pair of larger stout spurs on each side. Male epiproct rectangular, pointed on the hind margin and with a longitudinal furrow; cerci stout, pointed and longer than epiproct. Subgenital plate pointed with sharp median concavity. Epiphallus longer than wide with short posterior edge. Pseudolophi of epiphallus parallel with the ancorae large and pointed. Penis valves long (Fig. 4). Female (Fig. 5). Similar to male, but much larger and stouter. Pronotum with the principal transverse sulcus strong and wide V-shaped. Prosternal process trapezoidal from below. Mesosternal lobes are approximately equal width than long and width than mesosternal interspace (Fig. 6). Tegmina squamipterous extend at most to end of second abdominal segment. Median carina of the abdomen projecting tooth-like at the end of tergites with a terminal spines. In lateral view the spines of abdominal tergites of females covering only 1/5 of the following tergite. Lateral margins of tergites with some supplementary spines. Supra-anal plate elongate with median groove. Epiproct long with transverse suture and a longitudinal furrow. Cerci very short and thick with broadly rounded tips. Ovipositor valves cram colored, stout with slightly curved black tips. Sub-genital plate rectangular, with a triangular lobe in the middle. Etymology. This species is named in reference to the Plana d’Ancosa site. Measurements. See Table 1. Additional material examined of Prionotropis flexuosa (all in MCNB col. J. M. Olmo-Vidal). Catalonia, Timoneda d’Alfés (210 m), Segrià, UTM: 31TCG00 14.V.1999, J. M. Olmo-Vidal (2♂); Catalonia, Timoneda d’Alfés (210 m), Segrià, UTM: 31TCG00 30.V.2002, J. M. Olmo-Vidal (1♀); Catalonia, Timoneda d’Alfés (210 m), Segrià, UTM: 31TCG 00 V. 2003, Ares Jové leg. (1♂); Spain, Poveda (1.200 m), Guadalajara 16.VII.1987, X. Fresneda & C. Hernando leg. (1♂, 1♀).Published as part of Olmo-Vidal, Josep Maria, 2017, Prionotropis ancosae, a new species of Thrinchinae (Orthoptera: Pamphagidae) from the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, pp. 287-293 in Zootaxa 4258 (3) on pages 288-289, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4258.3.6, http://zenodo.org/record/56977
Replication Data for: "Heterogeneous Agglomeration"
No full textFaggio, Giulia, Silva, Olmo, Strange, William C., (2017) "Heterogeneous Agglomeration." Review of Economics and Statistics 99:1, 80-94
Replication Data for: "Heterogeneous Agglomeration"
No full textFaggio, Giulia, Silva, Olmo, Strange, William C., (2017) "Heterogeneous Agglomeration." Review of Economics and Statistics 99:1, 80-94
Introduzione a Carlo Olmo, _Tracce, segni e imperfezioni_
No full textIntroduzione al saggio di Carlo Olmo, con una contestualizzazione storica delle sue ragioni fondamentali, all'interno di una raccolta di saggi firmati dallo stesso autore
Introduzione a Carlo Olmo, _Temi e realtà della Ricostruzione_
No full textIntroduzione al saggio di Carlo Olmo, con una contestualizzazione storica delle sue ragioni fondamentali, all'interno di una raccolta di saggi firmati dallo stesso autore
Decisiones Sacrae Rotae Romanae coram ... D. Michaele del Olmo Seguntino. ... Tomus primus [Manuscrito]
Full text linkEn la port. consta seguido de Miguel del Olmo: 'Segvntino Olim in Romana Curia pro Regno Castellae eiusdem Sacrae Rotae Auditore, nunc autem Magno totius Mediolanensis Status Cancellario [et] in Consiliarium Supremi Castellae Senatus à Regia Catholica Maiestate designato'.Texto en latín; Letra itálica del S. XVIIIPort. enmarcada a triple filete, con nombre y adorno floral dorados; foliación moderna a lápiz; texto con recl. y números marginales; en blanco los fols. 12, 115-116; caja de escritura 27 x 16,5 cm; 31-35 lín. por p.Rúbrica de Nicolás García, notario para el Ms. 502 (Reconoz[i]imi[en]to de los Codizes Manuscritos de la Bibliotheca...)1. Index Decisionum per Dieçesis [sic] -- 2. Index argvmentorvm et svmariorvm decisionvm ... -- 3. Decisiones ... D[omi]ni del Olmo, Sacrae Rotae Avditoris ... <Vacante Sede Ap[osto]lica per obitum ... (fol. 117) ... resolutum fuit utraque. (fol. 627 v.)
Pycnogaster ribesiglesiasii Olmo-Vidal 2021, new species
No full textPycnogaster ribesiglesiasii Olmo-Vidal, new species Material examined. Catalonia, La Llacuna, Plana d’Ancosa (725 m) UTM: 31TCF78 5. V.2017, J.M. Olmo-Vidal (1♂ holotype) (MCNB). Catalonia, La Llacuna, Plana d’Ancosa (725 m) UTM: 31TCF78, 2. VI.2016, R. Jimenez (1♀ paratype) (MCNB). Catalonia, La Llacuna, Plana d’Ancosa (725 m) UTM: 31TCF78, 17. V.2018, J.M. Olmo- Vidal (1♂ and 1♀ paratype) (MCNB). Description. Male (Holotype). General coloration gray and brown with black and white spots. Fastigium with a small depression. Pronotum in dorsal view slightly longer than wide, with lateral carinae compressed and convergent in the metazona; the posterior margin emarginated with the incision slightly pointed (Fig 2); the ventral border in lateral view with one emargination in the middle. Prozona as long as metazona. Tegmen reaching the margin of the first tergite of abdomen; tenth (10th) tergite in middle semicircular, excised. Cerci approximately twice as long as wide, slender and conical pointed apically; inner tooth placed in the apical third. Cerci straight between the apex and the inner tooth (Fig. 5). Epiproct elongate and narrow rounded at the apex. Titillators in dorsal view with apical branch shorter than basal branch; basal branch elongate, four times longer than the width, the apical branch robust, narrow in all its length and pointed at the apex (Fig 8). Subgenital plate almost square with the posterior margin slightly emarginated. Femal e (Fig 12). Cerci short, broad-conical. Seventh (7 th) sclerite with a median protuberance situated near the anterior margin. This protuberance is not rounded in lateral view, with the anterior margin truncate. Subgenital plate almost trapezoidal carinate in the middle with two thickenings in the apical part (Fig. 11) separated transversely. Ovipositor elongate almost straight, three times as long as pronotum. Sonogram of male (Fig 13). The male could be located while singing very close to the ground among the vegetation during the day. The song is composed by a long scheme lasting up to about 40 s and consisting of about 60 syllables repeated at the rate of about 1,5 s in which the sound is virtually continuous (Fig 13), recorded on 17.V.2018, 20 oC. Oscillographic analysis shows that the hemisyllables last about 700 ms and the intervals between them about 60 ms. Etymology. This species is named in loving memory of Xavier Ribes and David Iglesias, two Rural Agents died in 2017, for their love to Nature and commitment to protect it. Measurements. See Table 1.Published as part of Olmo-Vidal, Josep Maria, 2021, Pycnogaster ribesiglesiasii, a new species of Ephippigerini (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae: Bradyporinae) from Catalonia (northeast of the Iberian Peninsula), pp. 173-180 in Zootaxa 4963 (1) on pages 174-178, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4963.1.9, http://zenodo.org/record/472001
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