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Kasper, C. B., A. Schneider, and T. G. Oliveira. "Home range and density of three sympatric felids in the Southern Atlantic Forest, Brazil." Brazilian Journal of Biology 76, no. 1 (February 12, 2016): 228–32. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1519-6984.19414.
Full textCharre-Medellín, Juan F., Víctor Sánchez-Cordero, Gloria Magaña-Cota, Margarito Álvarez-Jara, and Francisco Botello. "Jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) in Guanajuato, Mexico." Southwestern Naturalist 57, no. 1 (March 2012): 117–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.1894/0038-4909-57.1.117.
Full textGarcía-Olaechea, Alvaro, Robyn D. Appleton, and Renzo P. Piana. "First confirmed record of Jaguarundi, Herpailurus yagouaroundi (É. Geoffroy, 1803) (Mammalia, Carnivora, Felidae), on the western slope of the Peruvian Andes." Check List 15, no. 5 (October 4, 2019): 875–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.15560/15.5.875.
Full textUribe, Manuel, Esteban Payán, Jan Brabec, Juan Vélez, Anja Taubert, Jenny J. Chaparro-Gutiérrez, and Carlos Hermosilla. "Intestinal Parasites of Neotropical Wild Jaguars, Pumas, Ocelots, and Jaguarundis in Colombia: Old Friends Brought Back from Oblivion and New Insights." Pathogens 10, no. 7 (June 30, 2021): 822. http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/pathogens10070822.
Full textMármol Kattán, Guillermo Alejandro, Gabriela Palomo Muñoz, Juan Pablo Pinto Meneses, and Isabella Mercedes Rosito Prado. "Registro notable de dos mesocarnívoros en el bosque nuboso de Baja Verapaz, Guatemala." Revista Mexicana de Mastozoología (Nueva Epoca) 9, no. 1 (July 25, 2019): 56. http://dx.doi.org/10.22201/ie.20074484e.2019.1.1.271.
Full textMesa-Cruz, J. Bernardo, Janine L. Brown, Lisette P. Waits, and Marcella J. Kelly. "Non-invasive genetic sampling reveals diet shifts, but little difference in endoparasite richness and faecal glucocorticoids, in Belizean felids inside and outside protected areas." Journal of Tropical Ecology 32, no. 3 (May 2016): 226–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0266467416000213.
Full textCupul-Magaña, Fabio Germán. "Registro del atropellamiento de Herpailurus yagouarundi (Carnivora: Felidae) en la zona suburbana de Puerto Vallarta, México." Mammalogy Notes 5, no. 2 (December 31, 2019): 16–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.47603/manovol5n2.16-19.
Full textTófoli, CF, F. Rohe, and EZF Setz. "Jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) (Geoffroy, 1803) (Carnivora, Felidae) food habits in a mosaic of Atlantic Rainforest and eucalypt plantations of southeastern Brazil." Brazilian Journal of Biology 69, no. 3 (August 2009): 871–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s1519-69842009000400015.
Full textPacheco, Julio J. Chacón, and José F. González-Maya. "Noteworthy record of subsistence hunting and meat consumption of jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) in Colombia." Revista Mexicana de Mastozoología (Nueva Epoca) 3, no. 1 (January 1, 2013): 15. http://dx.doi.org/10.22201/ie.20074484e.2013.3.1.174.
Full textMcNab, Brian K. "The standard energetics of mammalian carnivores: Felidae and Hyaenidae." Canadian Journal of Zoology 78, no. 12 (December 1, 2000): 2227–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.1139/z00-167.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Jaguarundi"
Sirico, Luis Henrique Albernaz. "Os aldeamentos de agricultores ceramistas: o caso do GO-Ja.33 sítio Jaguarundi, sudoeste goiano." Universidade de São Paulo, 2010. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/71/71131/tde-19082010-105203/.
Full textThis work aimed at finding out how happened the occupation of the Jaguarundi site, with emphasis in the study of the technical choices inserted in the manufacture of the archaeological artifacts, of the archaeological landscape, of the alimentary diet ant de settlement pattern. Aiming for the comparative study of the archaeological historical e ethnological data of the region, escheating a elucidation about the historical process of the settlement context and the socio-cultural dynamics ocasionated by the established populations, for this the research centers in the identification of the archaeological structures for the construction of a analytical model for future comparative analyses in similar sites.
Delfino, Deisiane dos Santos. "Desenvolvimento e planejamento urbano na cidade de Jaguaruna/SC." Florianópolis, SC, 2008. http://repositorio.ufsc.br/xmlui/handle/123456789/90847.
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A presente pesquisa aborda o desenvolvimento e planejamento urbano em Jaguaruna/SC sob o ponto de vista da ação de atores locais. Para tanto, levanta uma discussão acerca do significado do termo desenvolvimento urbano. Tal termo, na maioria das vezes, é confundido pelo senso comum, assim como pelos gestores públicos e técnicos, que o reduzem a sinônimo de crescimento. A expressão desenvolvimento geralmente é empregada para se referir à simples expansão do tecido urbano, à quantidade do espaço construído, ao aumento ou embelezamento da área urbanizada. Dessa forma, as práticas para o planejamento da cidade são orientadas de acordo com o que se pressupõe e se imagina por desenvolvimento. Entretanto, o desenvolvimento urbano ocorre quando há um aumento da justiça social e melhoria da qualidade de vida de todos os citadinos. De forma, que o planejamento seja orientado para atender além das questões funcionalistas do urbanismo modernista de Le Corbusier - trabalhar, habitar, circular e se divertir # também as funções de cidadania # educação, lazer, saúde, assistência social - e de gestão pública # prestação de serviços públicos, preservação do patrimônio natural e cultural, com vistas a alcançar o desenvolvimento sócio-espacial. O presente trabalho buscou compreender de que forma a ideologia do desenvolvimento urbano, própria de grandes centros urbanos, orientou as práticas das classes política e técnica no planejamento de Jaguaruna nos últimos dez anos, utilizando como base para análise o conceito de desenvolvimento urbano, as funções acima citadas e a ideologia da corrente de planejamento urbano físico-territorial. Análise que possibilitou verificar que o planejamento urbano em Jaguaruna nos últimos dez anos esteve voltado para o crescimento e modernização da cidade com a intenção de transformá-la em uma cidade grande no futuro, sendo fortemente influenciado pelo planejamento físico-territorial. This present research is about the development and urban planning in Jaguaruna/SC. The meaning of the term urban development, in most cases is distorted by common sense and by public managers and technicians that reduce it as growth. That term # development # is generally used to refer to the simple expansion of the urbanization, the amount of the space built, the growth or the beautification of the urban area. However, urban development occurs when there is a legitimate increase social justice and improved quality of life of all of citizens, so that the urban planning of the city is geared to meet more than questions about the urbanism functionality, concerned themselves with the functions of citizenship and public management, aiming at achieving the socio-development space. Thus, this paper seeks to understand the process of formation of the urban space of Jaguaruna from the practice of political and technical classes for the development and urban planning, so that it can understand how the representation of developing guides or influence their planning.
Farias, Márcia Regina Calderipe. "Pesca e sazonalidade no Camacho/SC." Florianópolis, SC, 2001. http://repositorio.ufsc.br/xmlui/handle/123456789/80204.
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Esta dissertação tem como objetivo descrever e analisar a pesca e a sazonalidade entre os moradores do Camacho, município de Jaguaruna - SC. Nesta localidade os ciclos da pesca orientam os modos de vida dos pescadores. A pesca, portanto, é a principal atividade de trabalho, mas os "camacheiros" não a exercem de forma exclusiva. Os pescadores e suas famílias seguem um amplo calendário de atividades que se divide entre inverno e verão. No verão ocorre o deslocamento para o Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, migração realizada anualmente durante as safras de peixe e de camarão que se tornaram os "produtos preferenciais" para os pescadores. A sazonalidade, construída pelos moradores do Camacho, abrange a localidade como um todo, expressa uma organização social que se pauta no deslocamento para outras lugares ou entre diferentes opções de trabalho, conferindo dinamismo e sincronicidade à vida no Camacho. Com este estudo pretendo contribuir para a reflexão sobre os grupos que vivem da pesca, dando ênfase aos significados que os próprios sujeitos conferem ao seu modo de vida.
Giannini, Paulo Cesar Fonseca. "Sistemas deposicionais no quaternário costeiro entre Jaguaruna e Imbituba, SC." Universidade de São Paulo, 1993. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/44/44136/tde-11032013-133424/.
Full textAn attempt of conceptual analysis of the language used in theory of systems, applied to Quaternary coastal sedimentation, allowed the recognition and description, on surface, of four types of depositional systems in the area of the big lagoonal complex of southern-central Santa Catarina coast (Garopaba do Sul, Camacho, Santa Marta, Santo Antônio, lmaruí and Mirim lagoons). Depositional system is defined as a set of facies formed by processes in connected and organized operation, having thus typical pattern of spatial arrangement of facies. Two of the recognized systems spread from Pleistocene to Holocene: the aeolian and strandplain systems. The other two systems, lagoon and barrier-bar, are considered as Holocene. Each depositional system is submitted to an external and internal description. The external description concerns to exchanges of sediments and energy between systems; these exchanges occur through two different ways, alternated in the time: the feedback (maintenance of the equilibrium steady state) and the events of spontaneous evolution (searching for a new steady state). Examples of alternance between mechanisms of exchange are the cycles of closing and opening of the Camacho lagoonal inlet (transfer channel between lagoon and barrier-bar systems) or the phases of activation and interruption of primary aeolian dunes (exchange relationship between the beach facies of barrier-bar and strandplain systems and the aeolian system). The internal description departs from the conception of spatialtemporal hierarchies of facies, for each depositional system, and bases itself on the physiographic and sedimentological characterization (sedimentary structures, grainsize and heavy minerals) of systems in different levels of this hierarchy. lt is outstanding the subdivision of the lagoon system into two associations of facies, the low-lagoon, generated by the partial transgressive drowning of other pre-existing systems, and the bay-lagoon, formed by deposition of a barrier during the transgression started at the end of Pleistocene. ln the aeolian system, besides the two associations of facies related to contrasting rates of sedimentary supply, at least four deposit generations are recognized. lt is supposed that there are laws of dependence between three factors: the types of associations of facies, the morphostratigraphy of aeolian generations and the way of dynamic interaction (feedback versus spontaneous evolution) between aeolian system and oceanic beach facies. The last factor is controlled by the behaviour of the relative sea level (RSL). ln that basis, general correlation between aeolian generations in the study area and of coasts of similar RSL pattern in other continents has been proposed.
Watanabe, Túlio Pires. "Matriz de Interações Costeiras : valoração das interações no litoral de Jaguaruna – SC." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/117355.
Full textThe coastal zone in Brazil has shown a progressive concentration and diversification of human activities and has demonstrated commitment of natural resources and ecosystems. Located in the southeastern state of Santa Catarina, the city has an area of Jaguaruna 328.347 km² and 37 km of coastline. The edge of the city, as well as in regional, national or global levels is the result of the continent's interaction with the sea. The wide variety of uses to which it applies, becomes more complex analysis and planning. In its subsystems (the natural physical, socio-economic, administrative and legal political) have their complexities and conflicts. Be environmental degradation, conflicts of uses or illegality of some projects, the management and planning of these issues is a goal to be achieved. To support this goal, this work enhances the valuation method of the waterfront conflicts, Matrix Coastal Interactions, observing and analyzing the interactions between uses and structures in the city's waterfront. Along with the application of the Coastal Interactions Matrix, this paper develops a characterization of the natural and socioeconomic physical environment providing a view of geographic space that helps to understand and compare the results obtained in the Matrix. This characterization was concluded that the geographic space Jaguaruna has its environmental sensitivities and great scenic value of beaches, its economy based on the services sector, may still be seeking more diverse tourist activities as matrix. Still, the implementation of Coastal Interactions Matrix, there was a dissatisfaction of the population as the management of urban territory, revealing the use conflicts the lack of planning.
Fornari, Milene. "Evolução sedimentar holocênica da retrobarreira na região de Jaguaruna-Laguna, Santa Catarina, Brasil." Universidade de São Paulo, 2010. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/44/44141/tde-24012011-114334/.
Full textThe aims of this thesis is to identify the morphological features and understand the facies succession of the Holocene backbarrier in the Jaguaruna-Laguna region (Santa Catarina, Brazil). This backbarrier is formed by four geographic sectors, from SW to NE: Garopaba do Sul, Camacho, Rio do Meio and Campos Verdes. Regarding the geomorphological context, the sector of Garopaba do Sul differs from the others by the existence of a Pleistocene marine terrace, which is partly covered by paleodunes (generation 2) pre-maximum Holocene relative sea level (RSL), and by the presence of a residual lake of the lagoon system (Laranjal Lake). The depositional facies succession shows radiocarbon ages between 5560 and 2190 cal yr BP, being characterized by three facies associations: lagoonal, tidal flat and aeolian. The backbarrier of Camacho is sited beside the narrowest part of the barrier. Its main morphologic features are flood tidal paleodeltas associated with the migration of the Camacho inlet toward NE. Four facies associations were defined in this sector, with ages between 8185 and 2165 cal yr BP: inlet, flood-tidal delta, tidal plain and aeolian. At Rio do Meio, the backbarrier consists in an tidal flat separating the Camacho lagoon (SW) from the Santa Marta lagoon (NE).This plain is located rearward from Ponta do Ilhote Pequeno and Cabo de Santa Marta, where it was originated from the formation of a tombolo separating the two lagoons. It is also the sector with greater influence of Tubarão river deltaic front. Three facies associations were recognized: tombolo, lagoonal and tidal flat. The \'ANTPOT.14 C\' ages obtained in lagoonal deposits vary between 5570 and 1850 cal yr BP. In Campos Verdes, the backbarrier is formed by sets of beach ridges alignments, oriented transversal to the coastline and separated from each other by concave-convex truncations. Part of the ridges are superposed by several inactive parabolic dune-fields, attributed to the aeolian generation 3 (post maximum Holocene flooding).This sector is formed by three facies association: lagoon spit, beach ridges and aeolian dunes. The multi-proxy analysis of the set of results enabled the differentiation of three evolutionary phases in the backbarrier. The Phase 1, from 8000 to 5000 cal yr BP, comprises the period of progressive elevation and highest relative sea-level. The marine influence in this Phase 1 is recorded by abundant shells and shell fragments from invertebrates that live in marine and lagoonal/bay environments; the organic matter preserved in the sediments show \'delta\'\'POT.13\'C inside the interval between -19 and -22%o which is typical of marine phytoplanktons; in the shells, the vertical variation of \'delta\'\'POT.13\'C (from 1.22%o to 0.20%o) and \'delta\'\'POT.18\'O (from -0.5%o to -1.8%o) indicates the influence of marine in this Fase 1. This led to the conclusion that in this Phase 1, the survey area should be occupied by an extensive bay system, with drowned incised valleys and isolated islands (represented by the current Ponta do Ilhote Pequeno, Cabo de Santa Marta and Ponta da Galheta). With fhe formation of the barrier the bay was separated from the shallow open sea, giving place to the lagoonal mixohaline water body. During Phase 2, from 5000 to 3000 years cal BP, under declining sea-level conditions, the four backbarrier sectors experienced different sedimentary evolutions, conditioned by the pre-existing morphology and sedimentary supply of each one. The deposits of the Phase 3, from around 3000 years BP to the present, are characterized by: absence of shells, predominance of fine sand facies with plant debris, increasingly higher amounts of \'C IND.org\' and lower \'delta\'\'POT.13\'C ratio in sediments, which begin to record values typical of C3 and C4 plants. This phase is interpreted as resulting from the progradation of the delta front on the lagoon margin, combined with the continued reduced sea level, accelerated filling process and emersion of lagoonal features. These features were remodeled by the lagoonal circulation, determining the recovering by tidal marshes. Phase 3 can also be considered as the maximum stabilization of aeolian dunes, with the formation of an extensive deflation plain and wet interdunes. This reducing of marine influence is potentially associated with the stretching, limitation or even closing of the lagoon mouth, with relative increase in the accumulation of continental organic matter.
Pereira, Jader Lima. "Estrutura demográfica e fenologia reprodutiva de Cereus Hildmannianus K. Schum. (Cactaceae), em uma restinga arbustiva do município de Jaguaruna, Santa Catarina." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFSC, 2012. http://repositorio.ufsc.br/xmlui/handle/123456789/92349.
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(Estrutura demográfica e fenologia reprodutiva de Cereus hildmannianus K. Schum. (cactaceae), em uma restinga arbustiva do municipio de Jaguaruna, Santa Catarina). A família Cactaceae caracteriza-se por apresentar gêneros endêmicos do continente americano, distribuindo-se, principalmente, em ambientes áridos e semi-áridos. Porém, não se restringem apenas a estes ambientes, podendo ser encontradas habitando diferentes ecossistemas desde o nível do mar até mais de 5000 metros de altitude, do Canadá até a Argentina. A espécie de estudo, Cereus hildmannianus K. Schum., caracteriza-se por apresentar ampla distribuição, estendendo-se desde o sudeste do Brasil até o Rio Grande do Sul, ocupando os mais diferentes habitats, desde o litoral, onde ocupa ambientes como a restinga, até os planaltos. Além disso, a espécie pode ser encontrada difundida em florestas semi-úmidas e úmidas, subtropicais e tropicais do planalto leste do Chaco no sudeste da América do Sul. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo principal avaliar a distribuição espacial e a fenologia reprodutiva de Cereus hildmannianus em uma restinga arbustiva. Para tanto, foram traçados quatro transectos de 200 m de comprimento, onde foram registrados todos os indivíduos de Cereus hildmannianus que se encontravam até 5 m de distancia da linha central do transecto, com o objetivo de caracterizar a estrutura da população. Para avaliar a fenologia foram marcados 30 indivíduos e estes monitorados durante um ano (dez/2007 até nov/2008). Para cada um dos indivíduos observou-se o número de estruturas reprodutivas (flores e frutos) produzidas, além do registro de dados referentes ao tamanho dos indivíduos, como diâmetro a altura do peito (DAP) e altura. Os dados de fenologia foram correlacionados com as variáveis climáticas do período de estudo e com os dados relativos ao tamanho dos indivíduos. Foram registrados 164 indivíduos (205 ind.ha-1) nos quatro transectos de amostragem (0,8 ha), obtendo-se uma média de 41 (desvio padrão = ±19,78) indivíduos por transecto. A população apresentou reduzida proporção de indivíduos considerados plântulas e juvenis, que pode ser um reflexo do baixo aporte de sementes, mas também pelas restrições ambientais ao estabelecimento das plântulas. Dentre as espécies arbustivo-arbóreas presentes nesta restinga, análises de vizinhos mais próximos mostraram que Dodonea viscosa (U = 21,00; p = 0,0002), Eugenia catharinae (U = 17,00; p = 0,037), Guapira opposita (U = 89,50; p = < 0,0001), Ilex theezans (U = 2,50; p = 0,033), Ocotea pulchella (U = 15,00; p = 0,04), Sebastiania serrata (U = 183,50; p = < 0,0001) e Siphoneugena reitzii (U = 0,00; p = 0,0007) tenderam a ocorrer mais próximas a Cereus hildmannianus do que observado em amostragem ao acaso. Destas, entretanto, apenas Sebastiania serrata mostrou ocorrência mais frequente junto a esta Cactaceae, o que pode sugerir uma evidência de associação entre as duas espécies. Esta tendência de associação pode ser o resultado de interações positivas com plantas-berçário. Neste sentido é possível sugerir que Sebastiania serrata é uma espécie facilitadora de Cereus hildmannianus em ambientes de restinga onde estas espécies ocorrem naturalmente. O período de produção de flores teve início durante dez/2007 e se estendeu até jul/2008, apresentando seu pico de atividade e intensidade durante os meses de fev/2008 e jan/2008, respectivamente. A frutificação foi mais curta, tendo iniciado em jan/2008 até jun/2008, com pico em fev/2008 e mar/2008, para os índices de atividade e intensidade, respectivamente. A população apresentou correlação positiva significativa entre as variáveis DAP e número de ramos e o número de flores produzidas por indivíduo (rs = 0,471; p = 0,008 e rs = 0,501; p = 0,005, respectivamente). Não foi encontrada correlação entre os eventos fenológicos e a precipitação. Houve correlação positiva significativa entre temperatura e a fenofase de floração, indicando a possibilidade de tais eventos biológicos estarem relacionados com esta variável.
Martinho, Caroline Thaís. "Morfodinâmica e sedimentologia de campos de dunas transgressivos na região de Jaguaruna-Imbituba, Santa Catarina." Universidade de São Paulo, 2004. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/44/44136/tde-27082015-155817/.
Full textln the active transgressive dunefields of Santa Catarina mid-south coast, two eolian facies associations (coastal draas) are recognizable, based in morphological criteria, named proximal and distal, The proximal facies association predominates at south of Santa Marta cape and extends for many kilometers along the coast, without presenting deflationary facies. The distal facies association predominates at north from Laguna (SC). lt has shorter length and a deflation plain that separates the dunefield from the beach. A faciological study was carried out in both facies associations, with the purpose of confronting the morphological facies (process-form) with their correspondent depositional facres (form-product), based on descriptions of grain size, mineralogy, sedimentary structures and bounding surfaces. The studied dunefields locate adjacent to the lbiraqüera beach, lmbituba county, and Grande do Sul beach, Jaguaruna county, corresponding to the distal and proximal facies association, respectively. There are important differences between these two dunefields related to their beach-dune system characteristics, faciology, shape, size, volume of sediments and relationship between the orientation of the coastline and the effective wind direction. The lbiraqüera beach has two cells of longshore drift current, one with NE direction and the other with SW direction, which divergence point locates at the mid of the beach extension. Foredunes occur along the whole beach, although they have morphological variations from NE to SW. At NE the foredunes appear to be instabilized by the great amount of sediments budged in this area. Toward the SW limit of the beach, the sand supply is reduced, and consequently, the foredunes are more stabilized, and have a ridge shape. The lbiraqüera dunefield has a parabolic geometry, extension of few kilometers and migrates infand, separated from the beach by a vegetated deflation plain. Its long axis is 25° oblique to the coastline. Trailing ridges and gegenwalle ridges are the facies that limit the dunefield and the deflation plain. Barchanoid chains, lineal extensions, interdune depressions and remnant knobs occur inside the dunefield. Precipitation ridge and parabolic depositional lobe are respectively in the rnner marg¡n and in the front of the dunefield. From NE to SW the dunefield trend to increase the textural and mineralogical maturity. The Grande do Sul beach presents net longshore drift, to NE. Along its extension, transversal dunes occur beside the superior foreshore, excepting the area between Arroio Corrente and Campo Bom, where there are foredunes. The Grande do Sul dunefield, with extension of tens of kilometers, migrates parallel to the beach. Non vegetated morphological facies predominate in this dunefield due to the absence of deflation plain. Between the transversal dunes, interdune plains occur, over which nebkhas are frequently found. Southward, the dunefield becomes a huge sand mass, with barchanoid chains and transversal dunes, ending with depositional lobes and precipitation ridges in the fore and inner border respectively. From NE to SW, along the dunefield, there Is a trend to fining and decreasing in the heavy minerals content and ZTR index, The Grande do Sul dunefield, when compared with Ibiraqüera dunefield, has larger dimensions, finer grain size and higher content of low density heavy minerals (like tourmaline, metastable and instable). Two hypotheses can explain the differences between these dunefields. The first one emphasizes the sand volume in each dunefield. Apparently, the Grande do Sul dunefield has larger sand volume available to the eolian transport and this sand probably comes from the adjacent inner shelf, which is wider and gentler than the lbiraquera\'s inner shelf. The second hypothesis considers the angular relation between shoreline orientation and the effective wind direction. The maintenance of the eolian supply is favored inside the beach-dunefield system where the wind direction is more parallel to the prevalent wind from NE, i.e. the Grande do Sul dunefield. The grain size differences are explained by the length of the dunefields. The distance of transport is greater in Grande do Sul dunefield because it is longer than lbiraqüera dunefleld. This would produce more reworked, finer and better sorted sediments.
Savi, Valdirene de Souza Ferreira. "Memórias e histórias de formação de professores(as) dos primeiros anos escolares (1940-1960) Jaguaruna – SC." reponame:Repositório Institucional da UNESC, 2013. http://repositorio.unesc.net/handle/1/1697.
Full textO estudo investiga as trajetórias de formação dos/as professores/as dos primeiros anos escolares, que atuaram nas décadas de 1940 a 1960, no município de Jaguaruna (SC), do ponto de vista não formal (trajetória de vida) e formal (formação inicial e continuada). A fim de cercar melhor esta problemática, levantei as seguintes questões: como se deu a formação de cada professor/a? Como ocorreu a escolha da profissão docente? Quais os desafios vivenciados no percurso da docência? Qual o sentido da experiência docente? Para compreender essa construção, adotei como referência as vozes dos/as professores/as que trilharam esse percurso conforme o recorte temporal apresentado. Para responder aos objetivos propostos pela pesquisa, convidei três professores/as já aposentados da rede municipal e estadual de ensino que lecionaram no município em questão entre as décadas de 1940 e 1960, tentando identificar as diferenças e semelhanças entre os percursos vividos. Na tentativa de captar o relato das experiências vividas pelos/as professores/as, enquanto suporte metodológico fiz uso da História Oral Temática. Busquei também os estudos sobre a identidade e a formação docente entendendo que Nóvoa é o principal autor. Ao longo de todo trabalho evidenciou-se que os caminhos trilhados para chegar ao magistério foram diversos, revelando um processo individual e intimista. Observa-se que no percurso dos anos da carreira o/a professor/a vai se desenvolvendo profissionalmente, vai refletindo acerca de seus modos de ser e estar na profissão e assim vai construindo sua identidade docente. Utilizando-se da analogia da teia faço a correlação na feitura dos fios da trajetória, o/a professor/a vai entrelaçando desafios e se construindo para a profissão, reconhecendo-se que a formação docente se dá em toda a trajetória de vida.
Leal, Renato Amabile. "Caracterização geológica, geomorfológica e evolutiva do litoral sul de Jaguaruna, SC/Brasil: subsídios à gestão costeira." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/133639.
Full textUnderstanding the evolutionary processes that occurred for the current conformation of the coastal environment is very important for studies related to the planning and management of the coast. This study aims to characterize the Holocene coastal barrier southern sector of Jaguaruna-SC, geological, geomorphological and evolutionary point of view, through surface and subsurface data in order to support the coastal management in the region. The study was based on interpretation of aerial photographs and geophysical analysis of GPR data. In Surface, were identified four sedimentary deposits composing the coastal barrier: Eolic deposit, Beach-Marine deposit, Beach-Lagoonal deposit and Paludal deposit. The geomorphological point of view, these deposits are in the form of dunes, strandplain and wetlands, respectively. Beside these, precipitation ridges and paleochannels stands out in the morphology of the barrier. About the subsurface information, the main observation is related to the influence of the Urussanga river on the marine and beach environment during the barrier evolution. The presence of paleochannels in subsurface, along with other information identified in surface, allowed to characterize the evolutionary behavior of the barrier as regressive. The GPR sections enable to identify the paleochannels due to the presence of concave erosive surface with high amplitude and lateral continuity. Above these surface occurs channels filling in different phases. These geological and geomorphological information has important implications for the planning and territorial management. The southern coast of Jaguaruna is one of the few coastal areas of the municipality which is found in early stages of occupation. However, it has many restrictions on the occupation that must to be considered in this urbanization.
Books on the topic "Jaguarundi"
Salmonson, Jessica Amanda. The eleventh Jaguarundi and other mysterious persons. LaGrande, Or: Wordcraft of Oregon, 1995.
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