bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Coléoptères Elateridae de la faune de France continentale et de Corse
Authors: Leseigneur Lucien 
Published: January 2017

The most recent monographs concerning the Elateridae Coleoptera of French fauna date back to 1930. None of these deal with species peculiar to Corsica. The present work is an attempt to bring up to date the information gathered since then in the field of systematics, adult ecology, and the geographical distribution of species. It consists of 381 pages illustrated with 384 drawings, most of which being originals.
The first part is devoted to generalities concerning the family : morphology, saltatory ability, general ecology, collecting and breeding methods, faunistics, and preparation methods.
The second part is a critical study of species known so far in continental France and Corsica. This fauna is composed of 202 species divided into 52 genus and 15 subfamilies.
The Denticollidae Jagemann family is considered as a subfamily. The following species generally considered as belonging to French fauna have been eliminated : Cardiophorus rubripes Germar, Athous vil-lardi Carret, Selatosomus tibiellus Chevr. The following synonymies have been established : Athous frigid !us Muls.-Guill. = Athous casta-nescens Muls.-Guill., Cardiophorus vestigialis Er. = Cardiophorus ru-fipes Goeze var. atripes Buyss. One particular species has been translated to another genus : Hypnoidus grouvellei Buyss. becomes Selatosomus grouvellei (Buysson). A new species has been described : Athous iablokoffi nov. Athous galiberti Buyss. so far described from one unique male specimen, has been described anew from 47 specimen including the female, which was unknown up to now. Two species which were recently discovered in France have been added to the list : Athous lateralis Bris. (Iberic species) and Denticollis borealis Payk. (boreo-alpine species).
Furthermore, the following varieties especially noteworthy have been named : Ampedus corsicus Reitt. var. chassaini nov. ; idem var. ni-colasi nov. ; idem var. rabili nov. ; Athous canus Dufour var. chassaini nov. ; Athous galiberti Buyss. var. boubersi nov. ; Agriotes corsicus Cand. var. piceipennis nov. ; Adrastus lacertosus Er. var. nicolasi nov. ; Adrastus pallens F. var. unicolor nov.
The chapter dealing with systematics includes : a key for sub¬ families, keys for genus, and keys for species. A key for the Sterno-xiaria Jeannel superfamily defines the position of the Elateridae family.
The detailed study of the species includes for each one of them : synonymy, reference bibliography, adult ethology and general data concerning larva ecology if known, geographical distribution, and variability.
Since the last part of the Coleopterorum Catalogus Junk was printed in 1927, the bibliography has been restricted to publications following that date except for certain works and papers of special importance. It includes 281 titles. References to the Junk Catalogus enables the readers to consult older bibliography.
The work ends with an alphabetical index of sub-families, genus, sub-genus, species and varieties mentioned in the text.
Diptères Culicidae de la faune Lyonnaise : Moustiques nouveaux, renseignements complémentaires sur certains déjà signalés
Authors: Roman Émile , Pichot J. 
Published: January 2017

Sont rapportées ici des observations récentes sur quelques Moustiques locaux.
Aedes communis et Culex torrentium, non encore certainement constatés autour de Lyon, ont été rencontrés en Dombes, ce dernier aussi aux pieds des Monts du Lyonnais. Des localités nouvelles de Culiseta alaskaensis sont signalées autour de l'ensemble forestier au sud de Bourg. Les deux espèces «jumelles » Aedes cinereus et A. geminus, récemment séparées par F. Peus, existent en Dombes et non loin de là dans la vallée du Rhône.
Dans la région lyonnaise, les stades jeunes de C. torrentium ont été rencontrés dans des eaux neutres ou légèrement alcalines ; ceux de C. alaskaensis acceptent des eaux assez acides, mais, semble-t-il, moins que celles où ont été récoltés ceux de A. communis.
Coléoptères Chrysomeloidea de la République du Tchad. lre note : Crypocephalinae, Alticinae, Cassidinae, Hispinae. (10e contribution à la connaissance des Chrysomeloidea)
Authors: Tiberghien Gérard 
Published: January 2017

L'auteur donne une liste de Chrysomélides Cryptocephalinae, Alticinae, Cassidinae et Hispinae récoltés au Tchad. Pour chaque espèce on indique le lieu, la date et les conditions de capture, la répartition et la biologie lorsque celle-ci est connue.
II est ainsi cité 4 espèces de Cryptocephalinae, 15 espèces d 'Alticinae, 7 espèces de Cassidinae et 7 espèces d'Hispinae. Quelques-unes sont nouvelles pour la faune des Chrysomélides de la République du Tchad.
Maternal excess weight and nutritional status of preschool children
Authors: Costa da Silva Janaína Paula , Nascimento Viviane Gabriela , Pacheco de Souza José Maria , Leone Claudio , Buongermino de Souza Sonia 
Published: January 2017

Introduction: The increasing prevalence and early occurrence of excess weight in childhood suggests an association with the habits and nutritional status of the parents, as preschool aged children are still strongly influenced by the home environment.
Objective: This study sought to evaluate the association between excess weight in parents and the nutritional status of preschool aged children.
Methods: Using a cross-sectional study, the nutritional status of 224 children aged two-six from seven private schools in São Paulo city was classified into two categories: a low or appropriate body mass index (BMI) group called ‘normal weight’ and an overweight or obese group, called ‘excess weight’ according to the World Health Organization. The independent variables were: maternal and paternal nutritional status, sex of the child, family income, maternal education, duration of breastfeeding, age of mother and father and weight and length of the child at birth. A multiple generalised linear regression examined the relation between the independent variables and child excess weight.
Results: Mothers with excess weight presented a prevalence ratio of 1.3 (CI90%: 1.08 to 1.59) of children with excess weight compared to normal weight mothers, but not for fathers. Breastfeeding duration of over 12 months was a protective factor against excess weight of the child, 0.71 (CI90%: 0.51 to 0.99).
Conclusion: The interpretation of the results, even considering the possible limitations, demonstrates that there is an association between excess weight of preschool age children and maternal excess weight, but not with father’s excess weight.
Education Strategies Through Simulation For Training In Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Treatment
Authors: Machado Regimar Carla , Albuquerque Carla Lorenna , Alves Oliveira Suelen 
Published: January 2017

Theoretical and reflective study based on scientific literature and critical analysis of authors related to teaching strategies through simulation for training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Current teaching methodologies CPR involve realistic simulation strategies and simulations in virtual environments, but the first method provides the best results, allowing proactivity of individuals in their teaching-learning process and bringing them the experience of a life threatening situation. It is noteworthy that health professionals need to be able to assist a victim in cardiac arrest, but even existing effective teaching methodologies to enable them in this subject, is not fully applicable in the Brazilian context of health education.
Types, Purposes And Simulation Of Contributions In Vocational Training In Health: Narrative Review
Authors: Dos Santos Silva Fillipi André , De Medeiros Soraya Maria , De Oliveira Costa Raphael Raniere , Souto de Araújo Marília , Gabriel dos Santos Marcella Alessandra , Rodrigues Fonsêca Costa Veronica , Figueiredo de Martino Milva Maria , Mendes Cocentino de Medeiros Kennya Cristina , Lima Araújo Rosângela Symara , Lopes da Silva Junior Francisco 
Published: January 2017

Objective: To identify the types, purposes and the contributions of simulation in training in health.
Method: This is a narrative review of the literature in its construction were used studies surveyed in databases Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences (LILACS) and Scopus, and other data sources.
Results: The types of simulations and simulators are characterized by the degree of organization of landscape and simulator technology: low, medium and high fidelity. These degrees of fidelity enable the development of skills and abilities in students in the context of health education.
Conclusion: Considering the scope and possibilities of its use, the simulation can be a positive tool in health education process.
Descriptors: Education. Simulation. Health. Education. Formative feedback.
Breast Cancer Mortality In Brazil: Correlation With Human Development Index
Authors: Barroso Barcelos Mara Rejane , Marchon Zago Adriana , Andrade Romildo L M , Ferreira Fontenelle Leonardo , Pereira Nunes Bruno , Chalupowski Malgorzata , R. Rebbeck Timothy , Facchini Luiz Augusto , Wehmeister Fernando C. 
Published: January 2017

Background: Mortality from breast cancer decreased in high-income countries, while countries with middle and low incomes as Brazil still has upward trend. However, large geographical variations among the federal units are observed in the country. The aim of the study was to evaluate the trend of specific mortality from breast cancer in women over 20 years old years among different states of Brazil from 1996 to 2012.
Methods and Findings: Ecological study, using linear regression model for temporal analysis of specific mortality coefficient from malignant neoplasm of breast. We also checked the degree of its correlation with the HDI for the states of Brazil during the stated period. There was an increase in the specific mortality rate for malignant neoplasm of the breast in order of 33%, with range from 23.2 to 30.8 / 100,000 inhabitants. The states with the highest human development HDI in 2010, showed the largest specific mortality rates of breast cancer.
Conclusion: Taking the trends of mortality from cancer an important role, this study confirms the need for improvements in mammography coverage, following radiological lesions suspected and access to appropriate therapy.
Empirical Indicators of Psychobiological Needs of Pregnant Women: Integrative Review
Authors: Bezerra da Silva Flávio César , Santana de Brito Rosineide , Bittencourt Leite de Carvalho Jovanka 
Published: January 2017

Introduction: Pregnancy is a natural phenomenon whose evolution requires routine monitoring in order to promote well-being and comfort to the woman and her family.
Objective: To analyze the scientific literature on empirical indicators of the pregnant woman needs.
Method: This is an integrative review considering publications between years 2005 and 2014. Databases consulted were Cochrane, CINAHL, Lilacs, Pubmed, Scopus and Journal of Midwifery. It was used as inclusion criteria articles published in full that dealt indicators related to the need of women during pregnancy. In 36 articles selected 64 indicators were identified consistent to the physiological needs of pregnant women.
Results: The results show imbalances especially eating habits, physical activity, depression and anxiety. It was found low supply of treatments and tests relating to prenatal program.
Conclusion: The reviewed publications indicate the existence of gaps in the psychobiological level of the pregnant woman. This situation is worrying when it is assumed that pregnant women not getting their needs met, they are predisposed to injuries to their health and of the conceptus and of the household as a social cell.
IMAGING OBSERVATIONS OF THE HYDROGEN COMA OF COMET 67P/CHURYUMOV–GERASIMENKO IN 2015 SEPTEMBER BY THE PROCYON/LAICA
Authors: Shinnaka Yoshiharu , Fougere Nicolas , Kawakita Hideyo , Kameda Shingo , Combi Michael R. , Ikezawa Shota , Seki Ayana , Kuwabara Masaki , Sato Masaki , Taguchi Makoto , Yoshikawa Ichiro 
Published: January 2017

ABSTRACT
The water production rate of a comet is one of the fundamental parameters necessary to understand cometary activity when a comet approaches the Sun within 2.5 au, because water is the most abundant icy material in the cometary nucleus. Wide-field imaging observations of the hydrogen Lyα emission in comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko were performed by the Lyman Alpha Imaging Camera (LAICA) on board the 50 kg class micro spacecraft, the Proximate Object Close Flyby with Optical Navigation (PROCYON), on UT 2015 September 7.40, 12.37, and 13.17 (corresponding to 25.31, 30.28, and 31.08 days after the perihelion passage of the comet, respectively). We derive the water production rates,

, of the comet from Lyα images of the comet by using a 2D axi-symmetric Direct Simulation Monte-Carlo model of the atomic hydrogen coma; (1.46 ± 0.47) × 1028, (1.24 ± 0.40) × 1028, and (1.30 ± 0.42) × 1028 molecules s−1 on 7.40, 12.37, and 13.17 September, respectively. These values are comparable to the values from in situ measurements by the Rosetta instruments in the 2015 apparition and the ground-based and space observations during the past apparitions. The comet did not show significant secular change in average water production rates just after the perihelion passage for the apparitions from 1982 to 2015. We emphasize that the measurements of absolute

based on the wide field of view (e.g., by the LAICA/PROCYON) are so important to judge the soundness of the coma models used to infer

based on in situ measurements by spacecraft, like the Rosetta.
What is the Mass of a Gap-opening Planet?
Authors: Dong (董若冰) Ruobing , Fung (馮澤之) Jeffrey 
Published: January 2017

Abstract
High-contrast imaging instruments such as GPI and SPHERE are discovering gap structures in protoplanetary disks at an ever faster pace. Some of these gaps may be opened by planets forming in the disks. In order to constrain planet formation models using disk observations, it is crucial to find a robust way to quantitatively back out the properties of the gap-opening planets, in particular their masses, from the observed gap properties, such as their depths and widths. Combining 2D and 3D hydrodynamics simulations with 3D radiative transfer simulations, we investigate the morphology of planet-opened gaps in near-infrared scattered-light images. Quantitatively, we obtain correlations that directly link intrinsic gap depths and widths in the gas surface density to observed depths and widths in images of disks at modest inclinations under finite angular resolution. Subsequently, the properties of the surface density gaps enable us to derive the disk scale height at the location of the gap h, and to constrain the quantity M
p
2/α, where M
p is the mass of the gap-opening planet and α characterizes the viscosity in the gap. As examples, we examine the gaps recently imaged by VLT/SPHERE, Gemini/GPI, and Subaru/HiCIAO in HD 97048, TW Hya, HD 169142, LkCa 15, and RX J1615.3-3255. Scale heights of the disks and possible masses of the gap-opening planets are derived assuming each gap is opened by a single planet. Assuming α = 10−3, the derived planet masses in all cases are roughly between 0.1 and 1 M
J.
Theory and Transport of Nearly Incompressible Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence
Authors: Zank G. P. , Adhikari L. , Hunana P. , Shiota D. , Bruno R. , Telloni D. 
Published: January 2017

Abstract
The theory of nearly incompressible magnetohydrodynamics (NI MHD) was developed largely in the early 1990s, together with an important extension to inhomogeneous flows in 2010. Much of the focus in the earlier work was to understand the apparent incompressibility of the solar wind and other plasma environments, and the relationship of density fluctuations to apparently incompressible manifestations of turbulence in the solar wind and interstellar medium. Further important predictions about the “dimensionality” of solar wind turbulence and its relationship to the plasma beta were made and subsequently confirmed observationally. However, despite the initial success of NI MHD in describing fluctuations in the solar wind, a detailed application to solar wind turbulence has not been undertaken. Here, we use the equations of NI MHD to describe solar wind turbulence, rewriting the NI MHD system in terms of Elsässer variables. Distinct descriptions of 2D and slab turbulence emerge naturally from the Elsässer formulation, as do the nonlinear couplings between 2D and slab components. For plasma beta order 1 or less regions, predictions for 2D and slab spectra result from the NI MHD description, and predictions for the spectral characteristics of density fluctuations can be made. We conclude by presenting a NI MHD formulation describing the transport of majority 2D and minority slab turbulence throughout the solar wind. A preliminary comparison of theory and observations is presented.
Are the Formation and Abundances of Metal-poor Stars the Result of Dust Dynamics?
Authors: Hopkins Philip F. , Conroy Charlie 
Published: January 2017

Abstract
Large dust grains can fluctuate dramatically in their local density, relative to the gas, in neutral turbulent disks. Small, high-redshift galaxies (before reionization) represent ideal environments for this process. We show via simple arguments and simulations that order-of-magnitude fluctuations are expected in local abundances of large grains (>100 Å) under these conditions. This can have important consequences for star formation and stellar metal abundances in extremely metal-poor stars. Low-mass stars can form in dust-enhanced regions almost immediately after some dust forms even if the galaxy-average metallicity is too low for fragmentation to occur. We argue that the metal abundances of these “promoted” stars may contain interesting signatures as the CNO abundances (concentrated in large carbonaceous grains and ices) and Mg and Si (in large silicate grains) can be enhanced and/or fluctuate almost independently. Remarkably, the otherwise puzzling abundance patterns of some metal-poor stars can be well fit by standard IMF-averaged core-collapse SNe yields if we allow for fluctuating local dust-to-gas ratios. We also show that the observed log-normal distribution of enhancements in these species agrees with our simulations. Moreover, we confirm that Mg and Si are correlated in these stars; the abundance ratios are similar to those in local silicate grains. Meanwhile [Mg/Ca], predicted to be nearly invariant from pure SNe yields, shows very large enhancements and variations up to factors of ≳100 as expected in the dust-promoted model, preferentially in the [C/Fe]-enhanced metal-poor stars. Together, this suggests that (1) dust exists in second-generation star formation, (2) local dust-to-gas ratio fluctuations occur in protogalaxies and can be important for star formation, and (3) the light element abundances of these stars may be affected by the local chemistry of dust where they formed, rather than directly tracing nucleosynthesis from earlier populations.
Instabilités politiques, guerre et croissance économique : le cas du Liban et des pays du Moyen-Orient
Authors: Verne Jean-François 
Published: January 2017

Cet article s’intéresse à l’influence des guerres et des instabilités politiques sur l’évolution du taux de croissance du PIB dans quinze pays du Moyen-Orient et plus particulièrement au Liban durant la période 1970-2013. Il analyse ainsi l’asymétrie dans la variation du taux de croissance du PIB de ces quinze pays et détermine de manière endogène un seuil de croissance autour duquel les guerres ou les instabilités politiques exercent deux niveaux d’impact sur le taux de croissance. Il en résulte que les économies des quinze pays passent brutalement d’un régime de récession à un régime de croissance et que le seuil de croissance est relativement élevé. Ce constat est particulièrement pertinent pour le Liban qui, de plus, affiche une certaine résilience puisque l’évolution de son PIB, très erratique notamment durant la guerre civile de 1975-1990, revient rapidement vers sa valeur de long terme suite à un choc.
Internet et la fabrique du couple binational homosexuel
Authors: Awondo Patrick 
Published: January 2017

Résumé L'article analyse la formation des couples binationaux homosexuels par la médiation d'internet. En partant de l'exemple de couples franco-camerounais rencontrés entre 2008 et 2011 à Paris, il interroge les modalités des rencontres gaies internationales. Il s'attarde sur la façon dont internet change la position relative qu'occupent les sujets de cette étude dans leurs cadres sociaux respectifs. D'un côté des enquêtés français d'un certain âge tentent d'échapper à l'isolement et à leur « mise sur la touche » dans certains milieux homosexuels parisiens. De l'autre côté, des jeunes Camerounais essayent d'échapper au contexte de pénalisation de l'homosexualité et de violence homophobe devenue endémique au tournant des années 2000. Ensemble ces couples qui se retrouvent sur la Toile redessinent la géographie de l'homosexualité et permettent de rediscuter quelques enjeux de l'internationalisation de la question homosexuelle ; il en est ainsi par exemple de la nomination de soi comme homosexuel et de la fabrique offline du couple qui n'est pas sans tensions.
Conseiller à Pôle emploi
Authors: Pillon Jean-Marie 
Published: January 2017

Résumé En 2009, les Assedic et l'ANPE, ont fusionné au sein de Pôle emploi pour créer un corps de 35 000 « référents uniques » capables de suivre les chômeurs tant en matière d'indemnisation que de placement. Si la pratique de l'indemnisation avait l'image d'un « sale boulot » pour les agents ANPE, quelques-uns se sont appropriés le « métier » des ex-Assedic et, ce faisant, ont acquis une position ascendante dans les collectifs de travail. À partir d'une ethnographie du travail, nous souhaitons tirer les fils de ces recompositions pour interroger les liens entre la prescription d'une politique et l'écologie des groupes mandatés pour l'appliquer.
Nursing Student Coaches for Emergency Department Super Utilizers
Authors: Anderson Della , Patch Enedina , Oxandale Brooke , Kincade Amy , Gamber Angie , Ohm Ruth 
Published: January 2017

Background:
The Super Utilizer Project is a collaboration between an integrated health care organization and a baccalaureate school of nursing. The goal is to help the super utilizers access appropriate health care resources through the use of a student coach model.

Method:
The student coaches provide clients with disease prevention and health promotion education and assistance specific to the clients' unique health care needs. The tenets of the theoretical frameworks of servant leadership, caring theory, and transtheoretical model of behavior change are applied throughout this project.

Results:
First-year outcomes for the project were encouraging, with the total number of visits for 23 super utilizers to the emergency department decreasing from 710 annually to a projected 510 annually, and second-semester visits for 20 clients decreased from 634 to a projected 462.

Conclusion:

The students experience complex client care and collaboration with an interdisciplinary team reducing nonemergent emergency department super utilizer visits. [
J Nurs Educ.
2017;56(1):27–30.]