Evaluation of different methods of synchronization of estrus in sheep by Barioglio, C., Varela, L., Ventura, J., Arnaudo, R., Bonardi, C., Campos, M., Rodríguez, T.

“…In order to study the comparative effect of three techniques of oestrus synchronization and lambing concentration, 100 Corriedale ewes were randomly allotted to 4 groups of 25 ewes each, which were identified as follows: group C, trial group; group F, ewes exposed to a ram fitted with a harness, hence incapable of servicing; group T, ewes exposed to a ram fitted with a harness and treated with 2 doses of testosterone injected 5 days apart; and group P, ewes exposed to a ram fitted with a harness and treated with 2 doses of PG F2α. …”
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Mid-term dynamics of the natural revegetation of forest communities in the center of Córdoba (Argentina) by Karlin, Marcos Sebastián, Cora, A., Bernasconi Salazar, J. R., Arnulphi, S.

“…In Vachellia and Schinopsis communities the regeneration follows the precipitation dynamics. According to the results, passive revegetation is an important recovery strategy in natural and semi-natural environments of the center of Córdoba.  …”
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Economic competitiveness, government and fiscal competitiveness by Asensio, Miguel Angel

“…We refer essentially to what we have to understand by competitiveness, and the components or factors that motivate it. In what follows we will try to discuss the different dimensions of the concept "competitiveness", on the one hand, and on some border concepts that link it with the role of governments, from where we will arrive at an expanded border for speculation around that and other Approaches that point to the improvement in the performance of nations.…”
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The use of Rhea americana by the ancient settlers of the Beltrán Onofre Banegas-Lami Hernández archaeological site of the Dry Chaco (Santiago del Estero province) by del Papa, Luis Manuel, Moro, Leda

“…From the results, it follows that human activities were the main factor contributing to a differential skeletal parts representation.…”
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Rock art as territorial marker: the case of the stylistic group B1 in Río Pinturas área (Santa Cruz, Argentina). by Aschero, Carlos A., Isasmendi, María V.

“…Furthermore, we show how an initial stage in which all styles were present at the mentioned sites was followed by a period of territorial fragmentation - ca.3500 BP- shown by rock art. …”
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ADJUDICATION, INTERPRETATION AND MORAL IMMUNITY: Reflexiones antropológicas sobre prácticas acusatorias en el marco de la pandemia del COVID-19 en la Argentina by Matta, Juan Pablo

“…The spread of infections of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the COVID-19 disease in Argentina was followed by a series of situations that multiplied throughout the country where people suspected of having contracted the virus were victims of cruel accusations. …”
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The use of Rhea americana by the ancient settlers of the Beltrán Onofre Banegas-Lami Hernández archaeological site of the Dry Chaco (Santiago del Estero province) by del Papa, Luis Manuel; Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo, UNLP. CONICET, Moro, Leda; Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo, UNLP

“…From the results, it follows that human activities were the main factor contributing to a differential skeletal parts representation.…”
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Consumption and manipulation of plants by the inhabitants of the Córdoba mountain ranges during the Late Holocene (2707-383 years BP). A contribution from vegetal micro-remains con... by Tavarone, Aldana, Colobig, María de los Milagros, Fabra, Mariana

“…Furthermore, they revealed the incorporation of Zea mays (Poaceae), followed by Cucurbita sp., Phaseolus sp., and Solanum sp. towards 1200 BP.…”
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Consumo de sustancias psicoactivas y demanda de tratamientos en la Provincia de Córdoba by Ruiz, Rocío

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La pandemia del coronavirus: una catástrofe global explosiva by Dörre, Klaus

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Leucoplasia bucal asociada al virus del papiloma humano; infección bipolar en paciente joven by Galíndez Costa, María Fernanda, Gilligan, Gerardo Marcelo

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Phylogenetic analysis of Groundnut ringspot virus isolates from peanut and identification of potential thrips vectors in peanut crop in Argentina by de Breuil, S., La Rossa, F.R., Giudici, A., Wulff, A., Bejerman, N., Giolitti, F., Lenardon, S.

“…Frankliniella schultzei was the most frequently identified species followed by Caliothrips phaseoli and Frankliniella occidentalis. …”
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Effects of varying the dimension of the stimulus and the morphology of the response on learning discrimination by Flores, Maricela, Flores, Carlos, Mateos, L. Rebeca, Hernández, Cinthia, Madrigal, Kenneth

“…For a group of subjects, responding to the left lever after a fixed tone or responding to the right lever after a light were followed by water. For a second group, the arrangement was the same except that the light was replaced by an intermittent tone (Experiment 1). …”
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Curricular Innovations in University Extension by Maino, Andrea Claudia, Díaz, Aníbal Gerardo

“…The pedagogical strategies focused on the activation of previous knowledge, grouping into work teams, the use of portfolios and the reorganization of the follow-up stage of the program.The pedagogical experience resulted in meaningful learning for all the participants involved in the program. …”
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Hearts of Iron: Neo-Darwinists against Darwin? Disputes about Anthropocentrism and Progress in 20th Century Evolutionary Biology by Anzoategui, Micaela

“…To understand contemporary anthropocentrism, we will follow some clues to know how, in our culture, there is an antinomy between two ideas produced at different moments of intellectual history: either that man is the center of nature or the exact opposite idea, escaping in certain aspects to his biology through exceptionality. …”
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