bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Geology and mineral resources of Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
Authors: Bingler Edward C. 
Published: March 2023

Mineral production in Rio Arriba County since the 1880's has amounted to nearly $5 million. Sand and gravel and mica account for $3 million and $1 million of the production, respectively. Metal mining, principally gold, centered in the Hopewell and Bromide mining districts accounts for about $360,000. Crushed, dimension, and ornamental stone production represents about $250,000, and nearly $230,- 000 in copper and silver has been extracted from "red-bed" copper deposits.The Hopewell and Bromide mining districts, most active during the late 1880's and early 19OO's, include primary ore bodies in a Precambrian terrain and secondary placer deposits of Tertiary to Quaternary ages. Hydrothermal sulfide replacement veins in Precambrian schist and gneiss contain gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum, and a trace of fluorite. Secondary accumulations of alluvial gold in the Hopewell Lake area were the most valuable deposits of the district."Red-bed" copper deposits have been exploited near Cuba and in the Coyote-Youngsville area. Chalcocite nodules and replacements of carbonaceous trash in Triassic sandstone and conglomerate contain most of the copper and silver.The Petaca pegmatite district is the leading mica-producing area in New Mexico. Mica occurs in distinct internal zones in pegmatite associated with the common pegmatite minerals, quartz, microcline, and albite, in addition to the accessory minerals, garnet, beryl, columbite-tantalite, samarskite, fluorite, monazite, bismuth, and magnetite-ilmenite.Numerous nonmetallic commodities are scattered throughout the eastern part of the county in relatively small deposits. These include kyanite, fluorspar, kaolinite, diatomite, and bentonite. The county has very large reserves of the low-unit-value commodities, gypsum, limestone, pumice, stone, and sand and gravel.
Geology of the Cebolla quadrangle, Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
Authors: Doney Hugh H. 
Published: March 2023

The Cebolla quadrangle overlaps two physiographic provinces, the San Juan Basin and the Tusas Mountains. Westward-dipping Mesozoic rocks, Quaternary cinder cones and flow rock, and Quaternary gravel terraces occur in the Chama Basin of the San Juan Basin, which occupies the western half of the quadrangle. The Mesozoic rocks are assigned to the Triassic Chinle Formation, the Jurassic Entrada and Morrison Formations, and the Cretaceous Dakota Formation, Mancos and Mesaverde groups, and the Lewis Formation. In the upper 600 feet of shale of the Mancos Group and in the basal sandstone of the overlying Mesaverde Group, faunal and lithologic changes occur from normal marine to coal swamp environment, with a distinctive nearshore molluscan fauna in the upper 200 feet of the Mancos Group.The eastern half of the Cebolla quadrangle, within the Tusas Mountains physiographic province, contains Precambrian and Mesozoic rocks unconformably overlain by eastward-dipping Cenozoic units. The Precambrian rocks are assigned to the Moppin Formation, Kiawa Mountain Formation, Burned Mountain Metarhyolite, and Maquinita Granodiorite. The Cenozoic rocks consist of 1300 feet of gravel and tuff assigned to the El Rito, Ritito, and Los Pinos Formations. Local sources for much of the gravel incorporated in these Cenozoic units have created considerable lithic variation in the Tusas Mountains. The Ritito Formation interfingers with the Conejos Quartz Latite of the San Juan Mountains to the north and with the lower part of the Abiquiu Tuff to the south. The Los Pinos Formation is correlated with the upper part of the Abiquiu Tuff and the basal part of the Santa Fe Formation, units recognizable in the Rio Grande valley of northern New Mexico.Major folding and faulting occurred after deposition of the Precambrian Kiawa Mountain Formation, Cretaceous Lewis Formation, and Tertiary Los Pinos Formation. Folding of the entire Precambrian sequence created a series of anticlines and synclines, accompanied by rhyolite and granodiorite intrusions and regional metamorphism. Iron, gold, and copper have been mined from these rocks intermittently since 1881. Post-Lewis deformation, probably related to the Laramide orogeny, uplifted and folded the Mesozoic and older rocks. Post-Los Pinos block-faulting and tilting have imparted a regional east-northeast dip to the Cenozoic units. Outwash material and periglacial features associated with three periods of Pleistocene glaciation occur within the quadrangle Recent movement along the western edge of the Tusas Mountains has been accompanied by volcanic eruptions and associated flow rock. Slump and earthflow mass-wasting is typically associated with the Mancos and Mesaverde groups and the El Rito and Ritito Formations. These slides cover wide areas and have disrupted the drainage in the headwaters of the westward-flowing, gravel-terraced streams draining into the Rio Chama.
Bromine in the Salado Formation, Carlsbad potash district, New Mexico
Authors: Adams Samuel S. 
Published: March 2023

The bromine content of halite and sylvite in the Salado Formation was investigated in drill cores and underground workings of the International Minerals and Chemical Corporation mine in the Carlsbad potash district, southeast New Mexico. The bromine content of halite ranges from 25 to 105 parts per million (0.0025 to 0.0105 weight per cent). This low concentration, in the presence of sylvite, suggests that much of the Salado Formation is second cycle. Changes in the bromine content of halite across stratigraphic boundaries correlate with changes in mineralogy and lithology. This is interpreted as evidence that these features formed during deposition and the bromine content of the halite has not changed substantially since deposition.The bromine contents of halite and sylvite in the first ore zone, the principal potash bed in the district, suggest that the initial precipitation of a halite-sylvite assemblage was succeeded by the precipitation of halitecarnallite. Carnallite replaced some of the sylvite but was subsequently converted to sylvite during early diagenesis.The bromine content of halite aids in identifying salt horses in drill cores. Bromine distributions are also of value in regional exploration. Most geochemical processes indicated on the basis of bromine concentrations in halite and sylvite are supported by independent mineralogic, stratigraphic, and textural criteria.
Análise da distinção de adjunto adnominal preposicionado e complemento nominal de substantivo: uma perspectiva cognitiva
Authors: Tenuta de Azevedo Adriana Maria , Campos D' Almeida e Pinho Anya Karina 
Published: March 2023

Este artigo apresenta uma investigação acerca da existência de motivações cognitivas para se distinguirem adjuntos adnominais preposicionados (AA) de complementos nominais de substantivos (CN). O estudo proposto por gramáticas normativas (GNs) e gramáticas descritivas (GDs) sobre CN e AA permite três generalizações: a) CNs e AAs podem se ligar a substantivos que indicam ação, sendo que o termo em questão será CN quando for paciente da ação expressa pelo substantivo e AA quando for agente; b) CNs não se ligam a substantivos concretos; c) todos os sintagmas com a forma "de + X" ligados a um substantivo serão pós-modificadores desse substantivo. Propõe-se aqui a verificação da validade dessas generalizações por meio da Semântica de Frames, de Fillmore (1975), e da Teoria da Mesclagem, de Fauconnier e Turner (1995, 1998), analisando-se o tipo de mescla formada pela união entre substantivos (concretos e indicadores de ação) e o termo X.
Expressões de genericidade: um olhar para as teorias sobre definidos e nominais nus no Português Brasileiro
Authors: Beviláqua Kayron 
Published: March 2023

O presente artigo aborda a genericidade nas línguas naturais, com maior enfoque no Português Brasileiro (PB). Seu objetivo principal é realizar um levantamento e discussão das principais teorias propostas para o caso da genericidade no sintagma nominal no PB, como foco no definido genérico e no singular nu (SNu). Dessa forma, baseando-se principalmente em Lyons (1999), abordamos de forma abrangente a discussão teórica sobre genericidade. Em seguida, discutimos as duas posições antagônicas para o caso da genericidade no PB: a de que o SNu no PB é um indefinido e, portanto, um NP (Müller (2002)); e a de que o SNu denota a espécie, ocupando a posição de DP (Schmitt e Munn (2002), Dobrovie-Sorin e Pires de Oliveira (2008)). Porfim, após discutirmos a proposta de Lyons (1999) e sua relação com as teorias propostas para o PB, realizamos uma breve análise sobre a distinção entre o definido e o SNu em relação à genericidade. Concluímos e concordamos com Müller (2002) de que há uma diferença entre o definido genérico e o SNu, mas por razões diferentes. Não porque apenas o primeiro denota um característica inerente e o segundo não é verdadeiramente um genérico (como afirma a autora), mas porque o SNu é um “property-generic”, denotando a intensão do nome.
A poética da dissimulação: sobre a apropriação da história romana em um episódio de Dom Casmurro
Authors: Martins Edson 
Published: March 2023

Há um século, Dom Casmurro tem desafiado a crítica literária, suscitando novas leituras, sobretudo a partir do entendimento da obra machadiana como um espaço onde convivem múltiplas vozes, textos, personagens e autores do cânone ocidental, com os quais o autor conversa. Neste estudo, discuto a interpretação de uma passagem célebre e controversa: os medalhões romanos reconstruídos em semelhança aos da antiga casa da Rua Mata-Cavalos. Dos quatro personagens históricos antigos citados por Machado, centro minha atenção na figura de Massinissa. Na análise, proponho uma chave de leitura em que a narrativa da biografia do rei numida, a partir do relato de Tito Lívio, funcione como um palimpsesto, do qual se apropria, emulando-o, o romancista brasileiro.
Résilience territoriale : estimation du choc de la Covid-19 sur deux territoires français
Authors: Ferru Marie , Fouqueray Étienne , Navereau Brice 
Published: March 2023

La crise de la COVID-19 a remis sur le devant de la scène le terme de résilience. Particulièrement pertinent pour expliquer les effets de rebond ou l’incapacité à réagir, ce dernier permet d’appréhender les effets d’une crise mondialisée sur les territoires sans toutefois refléter les situations réelles des différents espaces considérés. Nous proposons ici d’estimer l’impact du choc de la Covid-19 sur deux territoires en France : l’un peut se définir comme une campagne industrielle, le Nord Poitou, l’autre, métropolitain, est situé en première couronne parisienne, Est Ensemble. Alors que dans le premier, le nombre d’emplois tend à diminuer en même temps que le taux de chômage, l’industrie demeure ancrée dans son territoire. Le second territoire présente un équilibre plus fragile entre hausse du nombre d’emplois disponibles et taux de chômage élevé de façon structurelle. Si les dispositifs d’amortissement de la crise, principalement insufflés par l’Europe et l’Etat, ont permis de passer le cap de l’année 2020, ces deux territoires ancrent leur résilience dans ce qui les caractérisent dans le temps long. Que l’on se situe dans un territoire de faible densité ou dans un espace métropolitain, les trajectoires suivent des tendances lourdes, fruits de spécificités historiques, et sont inscrites dans les dynamiques sectorielles nationales.
Local planning responsibilities for disaster waste management (DWM): Building knowledge from storm Alex in the South Region of France
Authors: Marchesini Gaïa 
Published: March 2023

As natural disasters increase, the stakes around disaster waste management (DWM) are rising and planning becomes necessary. Yet, planning for DWM faces many obstacles, in particular regarding the lack of clear responsibilities. Who should be mandated to plan for DWM? What benefits and downsides does each potential planner offer? Is a centralised DWM planning process more effective than several? This article aims at answering these questions and assessing the assets and weaknesses of potential DWM planners, by looking into the case study of DWM after storm Alex in the Roya Valley (South France).
Eight criteria can be considered to analyse the links between the stakeholders and their environment, and assess their relevance as DWM planners: geographic scale, time scale, resources, responsibilities, planning tools, coordination capacities, disaster, and waste. According to the existing literature, it seems that a comprehensive DWM plan is more detailed, centralises all the information and enables systematic waste treatments. However, in practice, the study shows that it is difficult to find an adequate stakeholder to develop such a plan and enhance the participation and collaboration of other stakeholders on this subject.
Quand la subjectivité d’animaux confinés nous affecte. Retour réflexif sur une ethnographie de singes reclus en contexte d’expérimentation animale
Authors: Ndjangangoye-Gallino Sophie 
Published: March 2023

Le présent article se donne pour objectif de participer à l’ouverture des sciences humaines aux autres qu’humains, dont les animaux. Il s’agira de participer à la réflexion épistémologique autour de ces autres existences. À partir d’une enquête ethnographique sur les relations entre professionnels et primates autres qu’humains en contexte d’expérimentation animale, on s’interrogera sur les catégorisations limitantes ou libérantes. Puis on se demandera dans quelle mesure la rencontre avec ces primates maltraités, altère (pour ne pas dire « affecte »). Autour d’une auto-socioanalyse et d’une réflexion sur l’accueil des résultats d’enquêtes, c’est finalement un fragment de la réalité de ces singes reclus (dans une terminaison goffmanienne) et de leur subjectivité qui sera livré.
Sainteté et animaux, Jnoun et Baraka. Regard anthropologique sur une « danse » herméneutique entre humains et autres qu’humains en contexte marocain
Authors: Mekki-Berrada Abdelwahed , Khalsi Khalil 
Published: March 2023

Cet article s’ancre dans un travail ethnographique effectué dans des milieux urbains marocains au début des années 2000 auprès de tradipraticiens. La présente réflexion tente de faire émerger les possibles lignes de rupture et de continuité ontologique entre humains et autres qu’humains au sein d’une cosmologie islamique active dans l’espace ethnomédical marocain. L’hypothèse est que le mal, physique ou spirituel, dont souffrent les usagères et les usagers constitue un événement de rupture cosmologique que le tradipraticien tâche de réparer par une forme de reliaison ontologique puisée dans la baraka, un puits immatériel de bénédiction, ancestral et transgénérationnel, distribué à parts inégales entre humains et autres qu’humains, individus et objets. L’intervention d’animaux et d’esprits – chèvre, chat oudjinn– actualise les récits prophétiques et agiographiques tout en esquissant un réseau complexe d’intercessions à même d’activer la baraka. Un examen attentif de l’altérité humain-djinnpermettra d’esquisser une conception de la subjectivité autre qu’humaine qui subvertit les canons de l’identité capsulaire dont la corporalité serait le siège.
Toutes les vies perdues, une à une
Authors: Guidée Raphaëlle 
Published: March 2023

Dans quelle mesure la culture mémorielle forgée dans le sillage des catastrophes historiques du XXe siècle peut-elle éclairer la narration des pertes autres qu’humaines ? En cette période d’extinction massive des espèces animales et végétales, le massacre et la disparition des autres formes de vie travaille la culture dans des termes analogues à ceux de la mort en masse : deuil, mélancolie, pertes incommensurables. Mais cette extension du domaine du chagrin aux autres qu’humains n’est pas sans poser problème. Comment se souvenir de toutes les vies animales et végétales perdues, une à une, quand le vécu de tant de vies humaines, déjà, nous échappe ? De quelle manière la littérature ou les sciences sociales pourraient-elles réparer des pertes que nous n’appréhendons qu’en masse, ou pas du tout ?
Du Néguanthropos et de ses artifices. Se savoir non inhumain au XXIe siècle
Authors: Krzykawski Michał 
Published: March 2023

Cet article s’inscrit dans le cadre théorique de la néguanthropologie dont les jalons ont été posés dans les derniers travaux de Bernard Stiegler. En dépassant les angles morts du débat concernant la critique de l’anthropocentrisme, cet article propose d’adopter une position néguanthropocentrée, notamment par rapport aux enjeux de l’ère Anthropocène. Le but d’une telle démarche est double. D’une part, il s’agit de montrer que ce que nous avons coutume de qualifier d’« humain » n’existe pas au-delà de la relation qui nous lie avec l’artificiel. D’autre part, il s’agit de repenser cette relation entre l’humain et l’artificiel afin de combattre l’anthropisation et, du coup, de témoigner de notre capacité de devenir non inhumain.e.s.
Spatial heterogeneity in the exclusive use of hygienic materials during menstruation among women in urban India
Authors: Singh Aditya , Chakrabarty Mahashweta 
Published: March 2023

Background
Menstrual hygiene is essential for women to live with dignity. However, a large proportion of Indian women still suffer from unhygienic menstrual practices leading to reproductive tract infections. To understand the socioeconomic and bio-demographic determinants of menstrual hygiene practices, various national or local level studies have been conducted in India and around the world, however, no previous study has tried to understand the spatial heterogeneity across Indian districts in the use of hygienic materials among young urban women.

Methods
This study used data from 54,561 urban women aged 15–24 from the National Family Health Survey-5. Global Moran’s I was applied to assess the degree of spatial autocorrelation and cluster and outlier analyses to locate hot-spots and clod-spots in the exclusive use of hygienic materials across the districts. Ordinary least square, spatial lag, and error models were used to identify determinants of exclusive use of hygienic materials.

Results
Approximately 66.8% of urban women exclusively use of hygienic materials which varied across districts. Global Moran’s I of 0.46 indicated positive spatial autocorrelation in the outcome. Cluster and outlier analysis revealed cold-spots in central Indian districts and hotspots in south Indian districts. Results of spatial error model identified women’s years of schooling, marital status, social group, and household wealth were major determinants of the exclusive use of hygienic materials among urban women across Indian districts.

Conclusion
Substantial spatial heterogeneity in the outcome among urban women in India suggests the need to design targeted and context-specific behavioural interventions and programs for women in urban India.
Syzygium nusatenggaraense (Myrtaceae), a new rainforest tree species with a calyptrate calyx from the Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia
Authors: Sunarti Siti , Rugayah N/a , Low Yee Wen , Lucas Eve 
Published: March 2023

A new rainforest tree species of the myrtle family (Myrtaceae), Syzygium nusatenggaraense Sunarti & Y.W.Low is described here based on two collections from the Lesser Sunda Islands. This species is superficially similar to Syzygium arcanum P.S.Ashton, a Bornean endemic tree species, but differs in a suite of morphological characters and geographic distribution. The new species is illustrated, and description is here given.
Satu spesies pohon hutan hujan baru dari suku jambu-jambuan atau Myrtaceae, Syzygium nusatenggaraense Sunarti & Y.W.Low diterbitkan disini berdasarkan kepada dua koleksi dari Kepulauan Nusa Tenggara. Spesies ini mirip dengan satu spesies pohon endemik Borneo Syzygium arcanum P.S.Ashton, tetapi berbeda dalam rangkaian karakter morfologi dan distribusi geografisnya. Spesies baru tersebut diilustrasikan dan deskripsi diberikan di sini.
Heamatological Parameters in Type 2 Diabetic Patients Attending Igbinedion University Teaching Hospital Okada, Edo State, Nigeria
Authors: Mitsan Olley , Sule Zekeri , Erhamwonyi Aghatise Kevin , Clement Osaiyuwu Osarenren , Okwu Maureen Uchechukwu , Osayomwanbo Aiyanyor David , Uyi Igiebor Clive 
Published: March 2023

Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases in which there are high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period, and if untreated could lead to complications. This study, carried out at the Igbinedion university teaching hospital Okada to ascertain some hematological parameters, using 69 known diabetes patients who enrolled as an Out-patient in the General Out- Patient Department and 69 non- diabetes apparently healthy individuals as control. Thirty- nine of these diabetic individuals were female, while thirty were male individuals. For the non- diabetic individuals, thirty- seven were female, and thirty-two were male representing 53.6% and 46.4% respectively. Ethical approval from the institution was sought prior to commencement of study and quality control of reagents was strictly maintained. Five millilitres of whole blood was collected into an Ethylene Diamine Tetra-Acetic acid (EDTA) anticoagulated bottle, and haematological parameters including PCV, HB, WBC, RBC,MCV, MCH, MCHC and platelet count were conducted for all individuals. Result obtained for Diabetic individuals showed a mean value of 34.63, 11.24, 4.41, 7.20 and 204.27 for PCV, Hb, RBC, WBC and platelets counts respectively, while for non-diabetic individuals, a mean value of 35.04, 10.09, 3.99, 7.07 and 262.56 respectively.Hb concentration and RBC count were statistically significant (p < 0.05). The Red cell indices, MCV and MCHC, were statistically significant. This study showed a statistically significant variation in some hematological parameters of diabetic patients compared to control group .Low platelet count and alteration to red cell morphology as indicated in values of MCV and MCHC among diabetic patients are indicators of thrombotic potential. Hence, routine screening of hematological parameters should be considered for proper management of diabetic patients.
Role of fibroblast growth factor‐2 in human brain: a focus on development
Authors: Gremo Fulvia , Presta Marco 
Published: July 2002

AbstractTrophic factors have gained a great degree of attention as regulators of neural cells proliferation and differentiation as well as of brain maturation. Very little is known, however, about their effects on human immature nervous system. In this paper, data on expression of fibroblast‐growth factor‐2 and its receptors are reviewed and discussed in the light of its possible role in human brain development.
Utilization of an Alternative Carbon Source for Efficient Production of Human α1‐Antitrypsin by Genetically Engineered Rice Cell Culture
Authors: Terashima Masaaki , Ejiri Yoko , Hashikawa Naohiro , Yoshida Hiroyuki 
Published: July 2002

AbstractHuman α1‐antitrypsin was produced by genetically engineered rice cells using promoter and signal peptide of a rice α‐amylase isozyme. Batch and continuous cultures were employed to investigate the effects of alternative carbon sources on the α1‐antitrypsin production. While this expression system is inducible by sugar depletion, we have found that the productivity of α1‐antitrypsin increased 2.4‐ to 3.4‐fold, compared with the control medium without carbon source, in medium containing an alternative carbon source, such as pyruvic acid and glyoxylic acid. The accumulated α1‐antitrypsin in the medium containing pyruvic acid reached 18.2−24.2 mg/g‐dry cell in 50−70 h by batch culture.