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Fig. 7 in Distribución de Thecla betulae (Linnaeus, 1758) y sus plantas nutricias en Asturias (norte de España) (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae).
Fig. 7.- Paseo peatonal de la periferia de Grado (Grado), donde se hallaron huevos sobre P. cerasifera, 22–III– 2015.
Fig. 8 in Distribución de Thecla betulae (Linnaeus, 1758) y sus plantas nutricias en Asturias (norte de España) (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae).
Fig. 8.- Parque en el interior del casco urbano de La Felguera (Langreo), donde se hallaron huevos sobre ramas de P. cerasifera el 15–III–2015.
Fig. 1 in Distribución de Thecla betulae (Linnaeus, 1758) y sus plantas nutricias en Asturias (norte de España) (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae).
Fig. 1.- Distribución actual conocida de T. betulae en Asturias. Los cuadros grises reflejan las citas bibliográficas; los cuadros verdes corresponden a nuevas citas.
Fig. 1 in Nuevos datos sobre la fauna de lepidópteros de Asturias (España) (Lepidoptera: Hepialidae, Cossidae, Saturniidae, Sphingidae, Drepanidae, Erebidae, Nolidae).
Fig. 1.- Mapa de situación de los espacios naturales estudiados: Parque Nacional de Picos de Europa y Parque Natural de Somiedo.
◂Fig. 10 Iberozospeum praetermissum. Purple clade; a–f. (a) NMBE 557144, Cantabria, Cabezon-MS, Udias, Udias (Cobijon), 28.8.2016, sh: 1.25 mm; (b) NMBE 557253, Asturias, Llanes, Cueva La Herrería, 23.12.2017, sh: 1.34 mm; (c) NMBE 557255, Leon, Soto de Sajambre, Cueva Busecu, 10.3.2018, sh: 1.37 mm; (d) NMBE 557246, Asturias, Candamo, Cueva de la Peñona de Valdemora, 5.3.2018, sh: 1.22 mm; (e) NMBE 557140, Asturias, Llanes, Collubina, 18.7.2017, sh: 1.35 mm; (f) NMBE 559620, Cantabria, Cueva Puente Inguanzo, 6.4.2018, sh: 1.29 mm. — Iberozospeum spp. Green clade; g–n. (g) NMBE 559622, Cantabria, Cueva La Zurra, 6.4.2018, sh: 1.31 mm; (h) NMBE 557136, Asturias, Llanes, La Herrería, 18.7.2017, sh: 1.14 mm; (i) NMBE 557226, Cantabria, Lamason, El Toyo, 11.7.2015, sh: 1.7 mm; (j) NMBE 557225, Cantabria, Lamason, El Toyo, 11.7.2015, sh: 1.33 mm; (k) NMBE 557142, Asturias, Picos, Cabrales, Torca Cumbre,.8.2016, sh: 1.45 mm; (l) NMBE 557251, Asturias, Parres, Cueva El Caleru, 10.3.2018, sh: 1.41 mm; (m) NMBE 557249, Asturias, Yernes y Tameza, Cueva Llagar, 2.2.2018, sh: 1.49 mm; (n) NMBE 557247, Asturias, Candamo, Cueva de la Peñona de Valdemora, 5.3.2018, sh: 1.48 mm. — All phot.× 40 in Molecular investigation and description of Iberozospeum n. gen., including the description of one new species (Eupulmonata, Ellobioidea, Carychiidae)
◂Fig. 10 Iberozospeum praetermissum. Purple clade; a–f. (a) NMBE 557144, Cantabria, Cabezon-MS, Udias, Udias (Cobijon), 28.8.2016, sh: 1.25 mm; (b) NMBE 557253, Asturias, Llanes, Cueva La Herrería, 23.12.2017, sh: 1.34 mm; (c) NMBE 557255, Leon, Soto de Sajambre, Cueva Busecu, 10.3.2018, sh: 1.37 mm; (d) NMBE 557246, Asturias, Candamo, Cueva de la Peñona de Valdemora, 5.3.2018, sh: 1.22 mm; (e) NMBE 557140, Asturias, Llanes, Collubina, 18.7.2017, sh: 1.35 mm; (f) NMBE 559620, Cantabria, Cueva Puente Inguanzo, 6.4.2018, sh: 1.29 mm. — Iberozospeum spp. Green clade; g–n. (g) NMBE 559622, Cantabria, Cueva La Zurra, 6.4.2018, sh: 1.31 mm; (h) NMBE 557136, Asturias, Llanes, La Herrería, 18.7.2017, sh: 1.14 mm; (i) NMBE 557226, Cantabria, Lamason, El Toyo, 11.7.2015, sh: 1.7 mm; (j) NMBE 557225, Cantabria, Lamason, El Toyo, 11.7.2015, sh: 1.33 mm; (k) NMBE 557142, Asturias, Picos, Cabrales, Torca Cumbre,.8.2016, sh: 1.45 mm; (l) NMBE 557251, Asturias, Parres, Cueva El Caleru, 10.3.2018, sh: 1.41 mm; (m) NMBE 557249, Asturias, Yernes y Tameza, Cueva Llagar, 2.2.2018, sh: 1.49 mm; (n) NMBE 557247, Asturias, Candamo, Cueva de la Peñona de Valdemora, 5.3.2018, sh: 1.48 mm. — All phot.× 40
Fig. 3 in Expansión de Apatura ilia ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) en Asturias (norte de España).
Fig. 3.- Un ejemplar liba sobre el cadáver de un topo. Entre Aguasmestas y Grandiella (Somiedo), 22/07/2018. Foto: H. Mortera.
Fig. 2 in Expansión de Apatura ilia ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) en Asturias (norte de España).
Fig. 2.- Dos machos liban sobre un excremento de carnívoro. Entre Aguasmestas y Grandiella (Somiedo), 22/07/2018. Foto: H. Mortera.
ES: Mapa georreferenciado de las zonas básicas de salud de ASTURIAS. Año 2017. España. || EN: Georeferenced map of primary care area of reference in ASTURIAS. Year 2017. Spain.
<p> ES::Español<br> Información geográfica y mapas relativos a las zonas básicas de salud de la Comunidad Autónoma [CCAA], España. Las zonas básicas de salud se refieren a las áreas de referencia de atención primaria. Cada zona básica de salud está determinada por la existencia de un Equipo de Atención Primaria, que asiste a la población de referencia de su zona desde un Centro de Salud de<br> Atención primaria.</p> <p>Los mapas están projectados en el sistema de referencia de coordenadas geográficas.</p> <p>|| EN:English<br> Geographical information and maps of the primary care settings of the Autonomous Community [CCAA], Spain. The primary care areas of reference are configured following the availability of a Primary Care Team (health professionals) assisting reference populations' health needs from a primary care centre within<br> the area.</p> <p>Maps are projected in the geographic coordinates reference system.</p>
Fig. 2 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 2. Schematic drawing of the tracks from the Quintueles cliffs (Villaviciosa) site (m, manual print; p, pedal print). Specimen left in the outcrop.
Fig. 8. A in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 8. A. Chelonipus torquatus Rühle von Liliestern, 1939. B. Emydhipus cameroi Vidarte et al., 2003. Emydhipus differs from Chelonipus in having the manual prints with evident parallel ungual traces, slightly internal and apparently always away in respect to the pedal ones. The different position of the manual prints in the trackways could be related to a different trackmakers anatomy and possibly to different vertebrate taxa.
Fig. 3 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 3. Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias. A. Manual print from Luces cliffs (Colunga) (MUJA 654). B. Pedal print from from Luces cliffs (Colunga) (MUJA 654). C–H. Prints from the main ichnoassemblage at Quintueles cliffs (Villaviciosa), manus−pes sets (C–E), manual prints (F, G), pedal print (H). I. Manual print from Oles ichnosite. J. Manus−pes set from Oles ichnosite (m, manual print; p, pedal print). C–J, left in the outcrop.
Fig. 10 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 10. Trackways of living terrestrial and marshy turtles. A. Testudo marginata in terrestrial walking on firm sand. B. Testudo hermanni in terrestrial walking on firm sand. C. Cuora amboinensis in terrestrial walking on firm mud. D. Emys orbicularis in terrestrial walking on firm mud. E. Emys orbicularis in bottom walking (shallow water) on very fine sand. F. Rhinoclemmys pulcherrima in terrestrial walking on firm mud. G. Rhinoclemmys pulcherrima in bottom walking on semi−liquid mud. (m, manual print; p, pedal print).
Fig. 5 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 5. Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias. A. Manual print from Oles. B. Pedal print from Oles. C. Manus−pes set from the main ichnoassociation at Quintueles cliffs (Villaviciosa). D. Manual print from the main ichnoassociation at Quintueles cliffs (Villaviciosa). E. Manus−pes set from Luces cliffs (Colunga) (MUJA 654). F. Scratch marks from Tazones (Villaviciosa). A–D, F, left at the outcrops.
Fig. 7 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 7. Reconstructed trackways of Chelonipus torquatus Rühle von Liliestern, 1939 and Emydhipus cameroi Vidarte et al., 2003. The footprints produced as the trackmaker progresses through subsequent positions are shown. Position I and III represent the animal with all four feet on the ground in a complete step sequence.
Fig. 4 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 4. Schematic drawing of a surface with evident scratch marks from Oles. A manus−pes set is recognisable (m, manual print; p, pedal print). Specimen left in the outcrop.
Fig. 9 in Turtle tracks from the Late Jurassic of Asturias, Spain
Fig. 9. Trackways and isolated footprints of living terrestrial and semiaquatic turtles. A. Testudo hermanni in terrestrial walking on firm sand. B. Rhinoclemmys pulcherrima in bottom walking on soft mud. C. Emys orbicularis in bottom walking on very fine sand. D. Emys orbicularis in bottom walking (shallow water) on very fine sand. E. Emys orbicularis in terrestrial walking on firm very fine sand. F. Emys orbicularis in terrestrial walking on firm mud. G. Rhinoclemmys pulcherrima in terrestrial walking on soft mud. H. Cuora amboinensis in terrestrial walking on hard mud. I. Cuora amboinensis in terrestrial walking on very fine sand. (m, manual print; p, pedal print).
Eugenia Martínez Vallejo, Aviles (Asturias)
Escultura realizada por el artista Favila, representando a Eugenia Martínez Vallejo ''La Monstrua'' de Carreño de Miranda, Avilés (Asturias). Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
Genetic monitoring on the world's first MSC eco-labeled common octopus (O. vulgaris) fishery in western Asturias, Spain
<p><strong>Allele frequencies file containing:</strong></p> <ul> <li>15 populations</li> <li>13 microsatellite markers</li> </ul> <p><em><strong>Populations:</strong></em></p> <ul> <li>21PS: Pasaia (Basque country, Spain). Fishery season (FS): 2020-21</li> <li>18RB: Ribadesella (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2017-18</li> <li>21RB: Ribadesella (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>18CU: Cudillero (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2017-18</li> <li>21CU: Cudillero (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>07PV: Puerto de Vega (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2006-07</li> <li>18PV: Puerto de Vega (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2017-18</li> <li>21PV: Puerto de Vega (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>18TP: Tapia de Casariego (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2017-18</li> <li>21TP: Tapia de Casariego (Asturias, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>21BU: Bueu (Galicia, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>07OL: Olhão (Algarve, Portugal). FS: 2006-07</li> <li>21OL: Olhão (Algarve, Portugal). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>21SA: San Andrés (Canary Islands, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> <li>21BC: Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain). FS: 2020-21</li> </ul> <p><em><strong>Microsatellite markers (GenBank accession number):</strong></em></p> <p>OCT08 (AF197132); VULG15 (LC003035); VULG14 (LC003034); VULG07 (LC003028); OVUL10 (JN579699); VULG12 (LC003032); VULG13 (LC003033); VULG06 (LC003027); OVUL09 (JN579698); VULG04 (LC003026); OVUL08 (JN579697); OV10 (AF197134); VULG10 (LC003030).</p>
La Regenta, escultura en Oviedo (Asturias)
Obra realizada en 1997 por el escultor Mauro Álvarez Fernández. Se encuentra en la plaza de la Catedral de Oviedo y representa el personaje Ana Ozores, de la obra literaria La Regenta de Leopoldo Alas Clarín. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
cathedral portal, Ovideo, Asturias, Spain
Oviedo cathedral right portal, Asturias, Spain The cathedral is set on the site of an old basilica built by Fruela I in honour of San Salvador. Construction began at the end of the 13th century and was concluded during the second half of the 16th century. The façade was designed by Juan de Badajoz and Pedro de Buyeres. (https://www.spain.info/en/places-of-interest/cathedral-oviedo/) Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
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