4,630 research outputs found
Spanish Oral Interview with Mr. Alfonso Guzmán
No full textAudio recording of an oral history interview in Spanish with Mr. Alfonso Guzmán on April 15, 2024, led by interviewers Tania Lopez Flores and Teresa Hernández (runtime: 43 minutes, 58 seconds)
Unsettling Willamette’s Eco-History: An Oral History Project with Alfonso Guzmán
No full textOral history paper titled "Unsettling Willamette’s Eco-History: An Oral History Project with Alfonso Guzmán" authored by Ananya Gupta, Itzel Garibay Cervantes, Lydia Hoffner, Merry Smith, Tania Lopez Flores, and Vera Sieck
Natural_SLH_impact_on_climate
No full textProcessed model dataset and post-processing/plotting scripts supporting the Article "Natural short-lived halogens exert an indirect cooling effect on climate" by Saiz-Lopez et al., 2023 are compiled here. The complete dataset generated during the current study is available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.European Research Council
ERC-2016-COG 726349 CLIMAHALPeer reviewe
Predation by calanoid copepods on the appendicularian Oikopleura
No full textAppendicularians have some of the highest growth rates among metazoans but they are usually outnumbered by the slower growing copepods in mesozooplankton communities. We present experimental evidence that the eggs and juveniles of the appendicularian Oikopleura dioica are actively consumed by various copepod species. Clearance rates of Calanus helgolandicus, Candacia armata, Centropages typicus, Eucalanus crassus, and Temora longicornis on eggs of O. dioica were usually above 300 ml copepod-1 d-1. The ingestion rates of C. helgolandicus on O. dioica eggs did not reach saturation even at the highest egg concentrations (4,560 eggs L-1). Although C. helgolandicus, C. typicus, and C. armata preyed actively on 1-mm-long O. dioica (approximately 0.2 mm in trunk length), predatory pressure decreased with increasing appendicularian size. We suggest that the association of dense appendicularian populations with phytoplankton blooms could be explained by their opportunistic response to beneficial conditions before copepod densities become high enough to cause a decline in appendicularian populations due to predation. Our results indicate that, in addition to the direct shunt of biomass from picoplankton to fish, appendicularians can occupy a similar role to that of microzooplankton in the ocean. They represent an intermediate step in the less efficient, picoplankton–appendicularia–copepod-fish food chain
Letter from The Dominguez Estate Company to Mr. R. Lopez, November 24, 1943
No full textInforming Mr. Lopez of the change in acreage on his lease with an attached statement
Correspondence to the Comandante General Pedro de Nava describing the Provincias Internas in New Spain.
No full textCorrespondence from an author named Lopez to the Comandante General Pedro de Nava describing the Provincias Internas in New Spain
Erosion côtière au Cap Lopez, Gabon, due à un canyon sous-marin
No full textAnalysis of the effect of a submarine canyon on the coastal erosion near Cap Lopez, Gabon, using mathematical modellin
Pragmatic consequences of P-movement and focus fronting in L2 Spanish: unraveling the syntax-discourse interface
No full textAt ultimate L2 attainment, Sorace's (2006) Interface Hypothesis predicts that narrow syntactic properties can be fully acquired whereas properties at the external interfaces will inevitably result in non-native optionality. The present study tests the Interface Hypothesis as it pertains to the acquisition of Focus Fronting (FF) and P-movement (type 1 and 2) with their ensuing pragmatic consequences by English natives learning Spanish (n=90 advanced, intermediate and low intermediate plus n=47 native controls). The syntactic analysis used was Lopez (2009). Group results indicate that these properties can be successfully acquired, although not all to the same extent. While Rheme and P-movement type 1 posed no problems for the learners, Focus Fronting was more problematic. The native data on P-movement type 2 indicate the need for further testing, as it did not confirm the linguistic predictions
Military correspondence on the infrastructure from to the the commander of artillery on the infrastructure in New Orleans, Louisiana.
No full textMilitary correspondence from an author named Lopez to the the commander of artillery on the infrastructure in New Orleans, Louisiana.. Unedited transcription available
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