Reciprocal effects and combining ability in characters related to early vigor and grain yield in maize by de la Torre, M.V., Biasutti, C.A.

“…Previous experiences have shown contradictory results and in the case of the reciprocal effects, sufficient information is lacking on gene action and reciprocal effects that regulate early maize vigor. …”
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37°2 Le Matin by Telles da Silva, Luiz-Olyntho

“…The text presents the analysis of a film in which the main characters, dramatizing a folie-a-deux, show, through a blue note – the melodic expression of melancholy –, to which point a fragile structure of the Symbolic can make it difficult to cross of the phantasmatic Real and also the consequences of this in the life of the subject.…”
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Álex de la Iglesia and the scenes of heights: Symbolism of space from the narrative by Jiménez González, Marcos

“…Álex de la Iglesia is a filmmaker whose recognition has grown exponentially from the 1990s to the present. …”
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Social justice and gastronomy by McGowan, Nadia

“…This article analyzes the implications of the actions of the different characters, using literary and social references, placingspecial emphasis on the use of food as the main element that motivates and moves the characters and creates ethical dilemmas.…”
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Conservative and subversive forces in the social discourse in Pride and Prejudice : towards the construction of a new female consciousness by Giraudo, Graciela Mónica

“…This New Historicist reading of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice aims to analyze how the novel, as a patchwork of coexisting signifying practices, gives evidence of the cognitive systems and thematic repertory that make up the Social Discourse typical of the patriarchal society in early nineteenth-century England. …”
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A new guinea pig (Rodentia, Caviomorpha) from northwestern Argentina: implications for the origin of the genus Cavia by Candela, Adriana Magdalena, Bonini, Ricardo Adolfo

“…A phylogenetic analysis indicates that Cavia cabrerai, sp. nov., is the sister taxon of extant Cavia species and displays dental characters more plesiomorphic than the latter. Some characters of C. cabrerai, sp. nov., namely, compression of prisms and depth of flexids, are morphologically intermediate between the related extinct Caviinae Palaeocavia and the extant species of Cavia. …”
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Morpho-agronomic characterization of squash (Cucurbita maxima Duch.) landraces from the andean valleys in Argentina by Lorello, I.M., García Lampasona, S.C., Makuch, M.A., Peralta, I.E.

“…They are reservoirs of genes of interest for improving the species and for ensuring local food security; their conservation and characterization are thus fundamental to avoiding genetic erosion. …”
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Research on the thyro-parathyroid apparatus by Barilari, David

“…From all the observations made in recent years, it appears that the thyroid and parathyroid glands are well differentiated organs, with their own individuality, whose functional suppression gives rise to specific phenomena. Thus it is admitted that the suppression of the thyroid gland causes late disorders of a trophic character (strumiprive cachexia); while the suppression of the parathyroid gland is followed by acute phenomena of a nervous nature, preferably convulsive, (strumiprive tetany). …”
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Mothers? Around the throne by Willington, Alejandro

“…The pilot chapter of the television series Games of Thrones presents us with three different female characters regarding their subjective positions. …”
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Phylogeny, innovation and technological turnover in the mid-Holocene projectile points from the southern Andean Highlands. by Cardillo, Marcelo, Muscio, Hernán

“…We conclude that since the beginnings of the Mid-Holocene, a larger hunter gatherer population along the specialization in camelid hunting led to the selective evolution of a greater diversity of classes of points, which over time gave rise to the evolution of classes with greater longevity due to competition. …”
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A bridge between university students and children: Do we read a story? by Ríus, Natalia, Spataro, Claudia, Cad, Ana Cecilia

“…Thanks to the project, the children were able to enjoy the weekly workshops with different characters, stories and games while the members of the project were able to impart their knowledge and learn from unforgettable experiences.…”
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BODIES AND SIMULACRA: STRIP ENACTMENTS ON THE INTERNET by Silva, Weslei Lopes

“…Overall I try to show the lines, the experiences, the interrelations and the daily work life of these women in order to acknowledge and comprehend their role in the sex market, and the way that each one of them, in their own values, see and give meaning to reality.…”
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Entre ¨Azahares" y ¨Chaguares¨: Las Bromelias forrajeras en las Sierrras de Ancasti, Catamarca, Argentina by Jiménez Escobar, Néstor David

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Book review: The wonderful eye. (Des) meetings between psychoanalysis and cinema by Michel Fariña, Juan Jorge

“…Professor for many years of the chair of Irene Friedenthal (Psychoanalysis: Freud) and founding member of the Buenos Aires Society of Psychoanalysis, he is currently a researcher of the UBA Science and Technology Program and professor of Ethics and Human Rights and Psychology at the CBC . To give a semblance of only one of the points developed in the book, let's say that Sigmund Freud, the inventor of psychoanalysis, was recreated on the screen in more than twenty films. …”
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