Wing mechanics and acoustic communication of a new genus of sylvan katydid (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae: Pseudophyllinae) from the Central Cordillera cloud forest of Colombia.

Stridulation is used by male katydids to produce sound via the rubbing together of their specialised forewings, either by sustained or interrupted sweeps of the file producing different tones and call structures. There are many species of Orthoptera that remain undescribed and their acoustic signals are unknown. This study aims to measure and quantify the mechanics of wing vibration, sound production and acoustic properties of the hearing system in a new genus of Pseudophyllinae with taxonomic descriptions of two new species. The calling behaviour and wing mechanics of males were measured using micro-scanning laser Doppler vibrometry, microscopy, and ultrasound sensitive equipment. The resonant properties of the acoustic pinnae of the ears were obtained via µ-CT scanning and 3D printed experimentation, and numerical modelling was used to validate the results. Analysis of sound recordings and wing vibrations revealed that the stridulatory areas of the right tegmen exhibit relatively narrow frequency responses and produce narrowband calls between 12 and 20 kHz. As in most Pseudophyllinae, only the right mirror is activated for sound production. The acoustic pinnae of all species were found to provide a broadband increased acoustic gain from ~40-120 kHz by up to 25 dB, peaking at almost 90 kHz which coincides with the echolocation frequency of sympatric bats. The new genus, named Satizabalus n. gen., is here derived as a new polytypic genus from the existing genus Gnathoclita, based on morphological and acoustic evidence from one described (S. sodalis n. comb.) and two new species (S. jorgevargasi n. sp. and S. hauca n. sp.). Unlike most Tettigoniidae, Satizabalus exhibits a particular form of sexual dimorphism whereby the heads and mandibles of the males are greatly enlarged compared to the females. We suggest that Satizabalus is related to the genus Trichotettix, also found in cloud forests in Colombia, and not to Gnathoclita.

The social and defensive function of olfactory behaviors in a pair-living sexually monogamous primate.

Olfactory behaviors serve a wide variety of social functions in mammals. Odor may signal information about attributes of individuals important for mating and reproduction. Olfactory behaviors, such as scent-marking, may also function as part of home range or resource defense strategies. We assessed the potential social and home range defense functions of olfactory behavior in a pair-living and sexually monogamous primate, Azara's owl monkey (Aotus azarae), in the Argentinian Chaco. This is the most extensive investigation of owl monkey olfactory behaviors in the wild. Individuals regularly performed olfactory behaviors (group mean + SD = 1.3 + 0.5 per hour). The patterns were generally comparable to those observed in studies of captive owl monkeys, except that urine washing was the most common behavior in the wild, as opposed to scent-marking and genital inspections. Most olfactory behaviors were performed by adults, and there were striking sex differences in genital inspections: almost all consisted of an adult male inspecting the paired adult female. These findings suggest that olfactory behaviors play an important role in signaling and coordinating reproduction among owl monkeys, particularly during periods of female conception and pregnancy. Additionally, our research indicates that these behaviors may also serve as a defense strategy for maintaining the core area of their home ranges. This study offers the first assessment of the role of olfactory behaviors in reproductive contexts and home range defense in pair-living, monogamous platyrrhine primates.

A territorialidade da Atenção Básica à Saúde do SUS: a difusão das clínicas médicas populares na Região Metropolitana de Belém, Pará, Brasil / The territorial nature of the Primary Health Care of Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS): the proliferation of community medical clinics in the Metropolitan Region of Belém, State of Pará, Brazil

Resumo O artigo apresenta uma análise sobre a difusão das clínicas médicas populares nos municípios que compõem a Região Metropolitana de Belém (RMB). Com o propósito de compreender as razões e as origens do avanço do setor de saúde popular, promoveu-se uma investigação sobre a atuação da rede de atenção básica à saúde (ABS) do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). A discussão se fundamenta na revisão de dados primários e secundários, captados via trabalho de campo nas 119 clínicas populares da RMB e via informações do DATASUS. Constatou-se que o setor das clínicas de saúde popular foi beneficiado amplamente nos últimos anos, mediante a intensificação do subfinanciamento do SUS, em particular da rede de ABS, que passa por um processo de fragmentação, responsáveis pela redução e pela desarticulação das equipes multiprofissionais de ABS, além das perdas apresentadas no setor de saúde suplementar. As clínicas populares seguem um modelo assistencial inacabado e contraditório, criado pela própria iniciativa privada para o preenchimento da demanda reprimida do SUS em razão de o acesso a essas instituições não garantir uma assistência universal e gratuita ou assegurar um tratamento continuo, motivo pelo qual uma ampla parcela destes usuários é devolvida ao SUS.

Abstract The scope of this article is an analysis of the proliferation of community medical clinics in the municipalities that comprise the Metropolitan Region of Belem. An investigation was conducted into the performance of the primary health care network of Brazil's Unified Health System, with a view to getting a better understanding of the reasons for, and origins of, the proactive stance of the community health sector. The discussion is based on the review of primary and secondary data, obtained via fieldwork in 119 community clinics in the Metropolitan Region of Belem, and information from Brazil's Unified Health System data center. It was revealed that the community health clinic sector has benefited extensively in recent years from the intensification of underfunding of Brazil's Unified Health System, especially the primary health care network, which is undergoing a process of fragmentation. This is directly responsible for the reduction and disruption of multiprofessional primary health care teams, in addition to the losses suffered in the supplementary health sector. The community clinics adopt an spontaneous and contradictory care model created by the private sector to meet the repressed demand of Brazil's Unified Health System

A territorialidade da alta complexidade na Região Metropolitana de Belém, Brasil: a saúde especializada é subsidiada pelo SUS? / Territorial dynamics of highly complex health services in the Belém Metropolitan Region, Brazil: is specialized health care subsidized by the SUS?

Resumo O artigo apresenta uma análise sobre a atuação da rede de atenção especializada do SUS, com a delimitação dos serviços de média e de alta complexidade da rede hospitalar dos municípios que compõem a Região Metropolitana de Belém. A discussão se fundamenta na revisão dos dados secundários captados na plataforma do DATASUS e disponibilizados no Cadastro Nacional de Estabelecimentos de Saúde do Brasil (CNES) até janeiro de 2022. Constatou-se que a territorialidade da alta complexidade é formada majoritariamente pela rede privada, contudo a capacidade de atendimento da rede SUS sobrepôs à oferta direcionada ao atendimento não universal, em razão da ampla reserva de serviços privados ao convênio SUS, na qual os hospitais filantrópicos apresentaram maior disposição à demanda universal. Em contrapartida, a ampla presença do Estado nos serviços de alta complexidade não deve ser pensada como uma cobertura universal, devido ao fato de as formas de acesso a esses serviços apresentarem filtros de natureza jurídico-institucional, ou, em outras palavras, o que o SUS denomina de hospitais de portas abertas ou fechadas.

Abstract This article presents an analysis of the territorial dynamics of the specialized healthcare network, focusing on medium and high complexity care in hospitals in the municipalities that make up the Belém Metropolitan Region. The analysis is based on secondary data from DATASUS available on the National Health Facility Registry (CNES) up to January 2022. The findings show that the private network accounts for the largest proportion of services in the region; however, the service capacity of the SUS is greater than that of the private sector due to the large volume of services outsourced to private facilities via public-private partnerships, with philanthropic hospitals allocating the largest proportion of services to public patients. This should not be confused with universal coverage, as public patient access to private services may be restricted by legal and institutional barriers depending on the form of access (open-door or closed-door).

Cartografías socioambientales. Acercamiento a las percepciones sobre la salud y la vida en territorios mineros del occidente antioqueño colombiano

Objetivo: La investigación que aquí se reporta tuvo como objetivo comprender aspectos de la percepción que tienen algunos habitantes de tres municipios del occidente del departamento de Antioquia (Colombia) sobre la minería y su relación con dimensiones vitales como la salud. Metodología: Este estudio comprensivo se fundamentó en principios de la investigación acción participativa y se llevó a cabo mediante un ejercicio cartográfico socioambiental. Se conformaron tres grupos de base comunitaria con actores locales, con quienes se realizaron entrevistas, recorridos por los territorios, definición de conceptos y símbolos, y el mapeo territorial. La información fue analizada siguiendo procesos de codificación abierta, axial y selectiva, tras lo cual se validó con la comunidad. Resultados: Se identificaron conflictos territoriales, afectaciones sobre la salud de las poblaciones involucradas y del medio ambiente, así como lógicas sociales, políticas y económicas que se tejen alrededor de la actividad minera. Conclusión: La minería de hecho se constituye en una de las principales vías de sustento de algunos participantes, no solo como tradición, sino también ante la carencia de oportunidades para el desarrollo de otros oficios; sin embargo, debido al ingreso de la gran minería en algunos territorios, se perciben amenazados los medios de vida, la seguridad y la soberanía alimentaria, la cultura, los derechos territoriales y la salud poblacional. Cabe destacar la relevancia de efectuar abordajes de la salud desde una matriz de análisis que considere los fenómenos sociales determinantes del proceso salud-enfermedad-cuidado, los sujetos en situación y las relaciones socioterritoriales que construyen en su cotidianidad.

Objective: The research reported here aimed to understand aspects of the perception that some inhabitants of three municipalities in the western department of Antioquia (Colombia) have about mining and its relationship with vital dimensions such as health. Methodology: This comprehensive study was based on principles of participatory action research and was carried out through a socio-environmental mapping exercise. Three community-based groups were formed with local actors, with whom interviews, tours of the territories, definition of concepts and symbols, and territorial mapping were carried out. The information was analyzed following open, axial and selective coding processes, after which it was validated with the community. Results: Territorial conflicts were identified, effects on the health of the populations involved and the environment, as well as social, political and economic logics that are woven around mining activity. Conclusion: Mining in fact constitutes one of the main means of livelihood for some participants, not only as a tradition, but also due to the lack of opportunities for the development of other trades; however, due to the entry of large-scale mining in some territories, livelihoods, food security and sovereignty, culture, territorial rights and population health are perceived as threatened. It is important to highlight the relevance of carrying out health approaches from an analysis matrix that considers the social phenomena that determine the health-disease-care process, the subjects in a situation, and the socio-territorial relationships that they build in their daily lives.

Objetivo: A pesquisa aqui relatada teve como objetivo compreender aspectos da percepção que alguns habitantes de três municípios do departamento ocidental de Antioquia (Colômbia) têm sobre a mineração e sua relação com dimensões vitais como a saúde. Metodologia: Este estudo abrangente foi baseado nos princípios da pesquisa-ação participativa e foi realizado por meio de um exercício de mapeamento socioambiental. Foram formados três grupos comunitários com atores locais, com os quais foram realizadas entrevistas, passeios pelos territórios, definição de conceitos e símbolos e mapeamento territorial. A informação foi analisada seguindo processos de codificação aberta, axial e seletiva, após o que foi validada com a comunidade. Resultados: Foram identificados conflitos territoriais, efeitos na saúde das populações envolvidas e no meio ambiente, bem como lógicas sociais, políticas e econômicas que se tecem em torno da atividade mineradora. Conclusão: A mineração constitui de fato um dos principais meios de subsistência para alguns participantes, não apenas por tradição, mas também pela falta de oportunidades para o desenvolvimento de outros ofícios; no entanto, devido à entrada da mineração em grande escala em alguns territórios, os meios de subsistência, a segurança e soberania alimentar, a cultura, os direitos territoriais e a saúde da população são percebidos como ameaçados. É importante destacar a relevância de realizar abordagens em saúde a partir de uma matriz de análise que considere os fenômenos sociais que determinam o processo saúde-doença-cuidado, os sujeitos em situação e as relações socioterritoriais que constroem em seu cotidiano.

Assim se benzem crianças: geografias dos cuidados e territórios de infâncias / Cómo bendecir la los niños: geografías de cuidado infantil y territorios de la infancia / How to bless children: geographies of care and childhood territories

RESUMO. Neste texto, nossa atenção está voltada para entender como as relações de cuidado entre pais, filhos e filhas se materializam nos espaços. A intenção é compreender como as relações de cuidar se espacializam e como uma geografia dos cuidados engendrada pelos pais constitui uma geografia das parentalidades. Trazemos para o debate as pesquisas de Aitken (2019a, 2019b) sobre as famílias eslovenas que foram apagadas pela história, pelos instrumentos oficiais de cidadania e pela Lei de Estrangeiros e como isso afetou as relações de cuidado dos pais com seus filhos e suas filhas. Dando continuidade ao texto, apresentamos um tema que tem sido recorrente em nossas investigações, agora em território brasileiro: as práticas das benzedeiras e benzedores. Os trabalhos de Pereira e Gomes (2018) e Lopes (1998) nos ajudam a compreender melhor esses sujeitos que exercem os rituais de cura - que podem ser considerados práticas de cuidado - em que o benzedor vai forjando ao seu redor uma teia de proteção. Relacionando a figura do pai com a do benzedor, analisamos o personagem Zeca Chapéu Grande, do romance Torto arado, de Itamar Vieira Junior (2020), como uma representação possível desse sujeito que cuida de seus próprios filhos e filhas, ao mesmo tempo em que exerce uma paternidade que se expande para além de sua casa, abarcando todos aqueles que o procuram em busca de cuidado e proteção. Assim, ao longo do texto, a intenção foi evidenciar as relações entre pais e filhos e filhas que se dão nos espaços de suas vidas e como os pais vão criando uma geografia de cuidado em seu entorno.

RESUMEN. En este texto nuestra atención se centra en comprender cómo se materializan en los espacios las relaciones de cuidado entre padres, hijos e hijas. La intención es comprender cómo las relaciones de cuidado se vuelven espaciales, comprender cómo una geografía del cuidado engendrada por los padres constituye una geografía de la paternidad. Traemos al debate la investigación de Aitken (2019a, 2019b) sobre las familias eslovenas que fueron borradas por la historia, los instrumentos oficiales de ciudadanía y la Ley de Extranjería y cómo afectó las relaciones de cuidado de los padres con sus hijos e hijas. Continuando con el texto, presentamos un tema que ha venido siendo recurrente en nuestras investigaciones, ahora en territorio brasileño: las prácticas de los curanderos y bendectores. Los trabajos de Pereira y Gomes (2018) y Lopes (1998) nos ayudan a comprender mejor a estos sujetos que ejercen rituales curativos, que pueden considerarse prácticas de cuidado, en las que el bendector forja a su alrededor una red de protección. Relacionando la figura del padre con la de lo bendector, analizamos al personaje Zeca Chapéu Grande, de la novela Torto arado, de Itamar Vieira Junior (2020), como una posible representación de este sujeto que cuida a sus propios hijos e hijas al mismo tiempo que tiene una paternidad en expansión más allá de hogar, abrazando a todos aquellos que buscan cuidado y protección. Así, a lo largo del texto, la intención fue resaltar las relaciones entre padres e hijos e hijas que se dan en los espacios de sus vidas y cómo los padres están creando una geografía del cuidado en su entorno.

ABSTRACT. In this text, our attention is focused on understanding how the care relationships between parents, sons and daughters materialize in spaces. The objective is to understand how care relationships become spatial, to understand how a geography of care generated by parents constitutes a geography of parenting. We submit to the discussion Aitken's research (2019a, 2019b) on the Slovenian families that were erased by history, by the official instruments of citizenship and by the Foreigners' Law and how this affected care relationships between parents and their children. Further on, a recurrent topic is addressed in our research, now in Brazilian territory: the practices of healers and blessers. The works of Pereira and Gomes (2018) and Lopes (1998) help us to better understand these subjects who perform healing rituals—which can be considered care practices—in which the blesser raises around them a web of protection. Relating the figure of the father to that of the blesser, we analyze the character Zeca Chapéu Grande, from the novel Torto arado, by Itamar Vieira Junior (2020), as a possible representation of this subject who takes care of his own children while expanding paternity beyond his home, embracing all those who seek care and protection from him. Thus, throughout the text, the intention is to highlight the relationships between parents and children that occur in their living spaces and how parents are creating a geography of care in their surroundings.

Territorialidade e medo do crime: questões conceituais e desafios metodológicos na prevenção criminal / Territoriality and fear of crime: conceptual issues and methodological challenges in crime prevention / Territorialidad y miedo al crimen: cuestiones conceptuales y desafíos metodológicos en la prevención criminal

Embora bastante utilizado nos estudos pessoa-ambiente, o termo territorialidade se apresenta de maneira difusa e imprecisa na literatura, o que prejudica não somente sua operacionalização prática quanto o avanço teórico da área. O presente artigo refina e delimita o conceito de territorialidade à luz da prevenção criminal pelo design do ambiente (CPTED), considerando seu impacto no medo do crime. A partir de aportes da psicologia e da criminologia ambiental, destacadamente, a territorialidade é analisada por contraste e assimilação de termos que lhe são correlatos e frequentemente sobrepostos, ameaçando sua consistência conceitual. Questões metodológicas envolvendo a medida da territorialidade são desenvolvidas de maneira articulada a esses problemas, sobretudo em face dos desafios da prevenção criminal. Por fim, examina-se sua aplicabilidade na mitigação de desordens ambientais e sociais que funcionam como fatores geradores de crime e de medo do crime.

Although often used in person-environment studies, territoriality appears in the literature as a diffuse and inaccurate term, which impairs not only its practical operationalizations but also the theoretical advances in the area. In this article the concept of territoriality is refined and delimited in the light of criminal prevention through environmental design (CPTED), considering its impact on fear of crime. Based on contributions from psychology and environmental criminology, prominently, territoriality is analyzed through contrast and assimilation of correlated terms that are frequently overlaid, threatening its conceptual consistency. Methodological issues involving the measure of territoriality are developed in an articulated way, especially in the face of crime prevention challenges. Lastly, it was examined the applicability to mitigating environmental and social disorders acting as factors that generate crime and fear of crime.

Aunque ampliamente utilizado en estudios persona-ambiente, el término territorialidad se presenta de manera difusa e imprecisa en la literatura, lo que perjudica no solo su operacionalización práctica sino también los avances teóricos en el área. En este artículo se refina y delimita el concepto de territorialidad a la luz de la prevención criminal a través del diseño ambiental (CPTED), considerando su impacto en el miedo al crimen. A partir de aportes de la psicología y de la criminología ambiental, de manera destacada, se analiza la territorialidad a través del contraste y asimilación de términos correlacionados que frecuentemente se superponen, amenazando su consistencia conceptual. Las cuestiones metodológicas que giran en torno a la medida de territorialidad también se desarrollan de manera entrelazada, especialmente frente a los desafíos de la prevención criminal. Por último, se examina su aplicabilidad para mitigar los trastornos ambientales y sociales que actúan como factores generadores de delincuencia y miedo al crimen.

Neuroendocrine Mechanisms Underlying Non-breeding Aggression: Common Strategies Between Birds and Fish.

Aggression is an adaptive behavior that plays an important role in gaining access to limited resources. Aggression may occur uncoupled from reproduction, thus offering a valuable context to further understand its neural and hormonal regulation. This review focuses on the contributions from song sparrows (Melospiza melodia) and the weakly electric banded knifefish (Gymnotus omarorum). Together, these models offer clues about the underlying mechanisms of non-breeding aggression, especially the potential roles of neuropeptide Y (NPY) and brain-derived estrogens. The orexigenic NPY is well-conserved between birds and teleost fish, increases in response to low food intake, and influences sex steroid synthesis. In non-breeding M. melodia, NPY increases in the social behavior network, and NPY-Y1 receptor expression is upregulated in response to a territorial challenge. In G. omarorum, NPY is upregulated in the preoptic area of dominant, but not subordinate, individuals. We hypothesize that NPY may signal a seasonal decrease in food availability and promote non-breeding aggression. In both animal models, non-breeding aggression is estrogen-dependent but gonad-independent. In non-breeding M. melodia, neurosteroid synthesis rapidly increases in response to a territorial challenge. In G. omarorum, brain aromatase is upregulated in dominant but not subordinate fish. In both species, the dramatic decrease in food availability in the non-breeding season may promote non-breeding aggression, via changes in NPY and/or neurosteroid signaling.

Sexual Dimorphism in Aggression: Sex-Specific Fighting Strategies Across Species.

Aggressive behavior is thought to have evolved as a strategy for gaining access to resources such as territory, food, and potential mates. Across species, secondary sexual characteristics such as competitive aggression and territoriality are considered male-specific behaviors. However, although female-female aggression is often a behavior that is displayed almost exclusively to protect the offspring, multiple examples of female-female competitive aggression have been reported in both invertebrate and vertebrate species. Moreover, cases of intersexual aggression have been observed in a variety of species. Genetically tractable model systems such as mice, zebrafish, and fruit flies have proven extremely valuable for studying the underlying neuronal circuitry and the genetic architecture of aggressive behavior under laboratory conditions. However, most studies lack ethological or ecological perspectives and the behavioral patterns available are limited. The goal of this review is to discuss each of these forms of aggression, male intrasexual aggression, intersexual aggression and female intrasexual aggression in the context of the most common genetic animal models and discuss examples of these behaviors in other species.

Touristification. Empty concept or element of analysis in tourism geography?

Since the end of the last century, geographers have been using the concept of touristification understood as a complex process in which various stakeholders interfere, transforming a territory through tourist activity. However, over recent years, this word has become popular in other areas with a distinct connotation, understanding touristification as a negative idea of tourism, like the massification of a destination or as a synonymous for gentrification or tourism-phobia. This situation discourages the use of the term and causes the necessity to question the usefulness of the concept, considered as too ambiguous or even empty. We argue for a correct use of the term touristification, focused on the territorial phenomenon and process it is meant to describe in a geographical approach without ideological preconceived notion, to construct knowledge from a territorial understanding of tourism in an ever-globalized world.

An atypical mating system in a neotropical manakin.

Most of the diversity in the mating systems of birds and other animals comes at higher taxonomic levels, such as across orders. Although divergent selective pressures should lead to animal mating systems that diverge sharply from those of close relatives, opportunities to examine the importance of such processes are scarce. We addressed this issue using the Araripe manakin (Antilophia bokermanni), a species endemic to a forest enclave surrounded by xeric shrublands in Brazil. Most manakins exhibit polygynous lekking mating systems that lack territoriality but exhibit strong sexual selection. In sharp contrast, we found that male Araripe manakins defended exclusive territories, and females nested within male territories. However, territoriality and offspring paternity were dissociated: males sired only 7% of nestlings from the nests within their territories and non-territorial males sired numerous nestlings. Moreover, female polyandry was widespread, with most broods exhibiting mixed paternity. Apparently, territories in this species function differently from both lekking arenas and resource-based territories of socially monogamous species. The unexpected territoriality of Araripe manakins and its dissociation from paternity is a unique evolutionary development within the manakin clade. Collectively, our findings underscore how divergences in mating systems might evolve based on selective pressures from novel environmental contexts.

Coexistence of Diversified Dog Socialities and Territorialities in the City of Concepción, Chile.

There has been scant research on the presence of stray dogs in cities. Studying their very considerable presence in Concepción (Chile) provided a unique opportunity to learn more about the different patterns of sociality and territoriality exhibited by the dog species. Via a set of case studies, we examined the behavior of urban dogs, adopting an ethnographic methodology. This yielded findings of the dogs' cognitive, social and spatial adjustment abilities, i.e., their territorialities. Our hypothesis was validated: We found numerous types of sociability, we confirmed the presence of two previously established categories: family dogs (pets, guard dogs and beggars' dogs) and stray dogs (dogs almost entirely unused to humans, aggressive dogs at the far end of the campus and feral dogs in the woods). We also identified three new ones: familiar stray dogs in packs (dogs both spatially and socially close to humans), pet-stray dogs (i.e., village dogs interacting closely with people) and free-roaming pet dogs. We conclude that an ongoing two-way bond between humans and animals allowed these dogs to became part of a city's urban identity and explains the stray dogs' plasticity in terms of adapting to the diversified urban habitat. We postulate that it was the human culture and range of urban areas in Concepción that gave rise to this unique diversity of sociospatial positioning and level of adjustment (e.g., dogs crossing crosswalks).

The reception process of a socio-educational detention center for adolescents from the perspective of environmental psychology / A sala de recepção do ambiente socioeducativo de regime fechado na perspectiva da psicologia ambiental

INTRODUCTION: The reception process aims to provide technical, psychosocial and medical care during the arrival of the adolescent in a juvenile detention after sentencing. This service is guided by the National System of Socio-Educational Care and follow a policy integrated with joint actions of accountability, education, health and social assistance, in the context of human development of socio-educational measuresOBJECTIVE: To describe the environmental traces left by adolescents after have completed the reception process in Socio-Educational detention Centers in the State of CearáMETHODS: This is a cross sectional study, with descriptive and qualitative approach. The research was held in the areas where previously the adolescents had completed the reception process. Data were collected by systematic observation using field diary reports and discussions guided by content analysisRESULTS: The environmental traces were associated with the adolescents' previous and current experiences, through the appropriation practices of the spaces of the Socio-educational Center, configured as a place of permanence, movement or passage in constant articulation with social, cultural, economic, political, historical and psychological factorsCONCLUSION: In the State of Ceara, the areas of Detention Centers reserved for socio-educational purposes as a long-term space for psychosocial and medical care, violates the basic rights of comprehensive care for adolescents. This reality points to the vulnerability of adolescents when exposed to unhealthy physical structures, and demonstrates the need for studies that deepen the discussions from the perspective of the person-environment inter-relationship

INTRODUÇÃO: A sala de recepção visa atendimento técnico, psicossocial e médico, durante a chegada do adolescente no ambiente Socioeducativo de regime fechado, após sentença. Esse ambiente, guiado pelo Sistema Nacional de Atendimento Socioeducativo, deve assumir uma política integrada com ações conjuntas de responsabilização, educação, saúde e assistência social, no contexto do desenvolvimento humano das medidas socioeducativasOBJETIVO: Descrever os vestígios ambientais deixados pelos adolescentes, durante pós-ocupação na sala de recepção, dos Centros Socioeducacionais de internação, no Estado do CearáMÉTODO: A investigação deteve-se à sala de recepção durante pós-ocupação, através da abordagem descritivo-qualitativa, com corte transversal. Os dados foram coletados pela observação sistemática com utilização do diário de campo e discussão direcionada pela análise de conteúdoRESULTADOS: Os vestígios ambientais se associaram às experiências anteriores e atuais dos adolescentes, através das práticas de apropriação do espaço, na sala de recepção do Centro Socioeducacional, configurada enquanto um lugar de permanência, movimento ou passagem em constante articulação com os fatores sociais, culturais, econômicos, políticos, históricos e psicológicosCONCLUSÃO: A sala de recepção das medidas socioeducativas, no Estado do Ceará, enquanto um espaço de longa permanência para o atendimento psicossocial e médico, viola os direitos básicos da atenção integral aos adolescentes. Essa realidade, aponta indicativo de vulnerabilidade dos adolescentes ao serem expostos às estruturas físicas insalubres, e tenciona para a necessidade de estudos que aprofundem as discussões na perspectiva da inter-relação pessoa-ambiente

Corpo e paradigma da imunização: reflexões sobre território, saúde e gênero a partir da metáfora do sangue / Body and immunization paradigm: reflections on territory, health and gender from the blood metaphor

RESUMO Este trabalho pretende contribuir para a reflexão sobre o corpo no desenvolvimento do Estado-Nação entre o século XIX e o início do século XX tendo a metáfora do sangue como como chave heurística e referencial de análise. A escolha desse período se deu por sua importância política, econômica e social para os Estados Modernos. Nestes, os dispositivos biopolíticos e de biopoder, engendrados pelo paradigma da imunização e por intermédio das teorias higienistas e eugenistas misturadas à linguagem de germes e de genes, concorreram para que a noção de fronteira nacional ultrapassasse o limite territorial. Nesse entendimento, o Estado-Nação, visto por meio da metáfora do sangue, pode auxiliar a compreensão dos dispositivos biopolítico-imunitários na sua construção identitária. Tais dispositivos, agindo sobre os corpos, integraram-se à agenda nacionalista de algumas ex-colônias desde sua dimensão geográfica até o âmbito da vida privada. Nesse contexto, os discursos biomédico, científico, político e moral se confundiram, fundamentando um conjunto de comportamentos, crenças e saberes sobre o corpo e o território que cooperaram com seus projetos nacionalistas. Por fim, o objetivo deste artigo foi ilustrar, por meio da metáfora do sangue, que a polissemia do termo 'sangue' no discurso dominante do paradigma da imunização do final do século XIX e do início do século XX consolidava os debates sobre cidadania, naturalização e inclusão em países como Austrália, Estados Unidos e Brasil.

ABSTRACT This work intends to contribute to the reflection on the human body position in the development of the nation-state between the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries with the metaphor of blood as the heuristic and referential analysis key. This period was chosen because of its political, economic and social importance for the Modern States. In these, biopolitical and biopower devices, engendered by the paradigm of immunization and through hygienist and eugenic theories mixed with the language of germs and genes, contributed to the notion of national boundary crossing the territorial limit. In this understanding, the nation state, viewed through the metaphor of blood, can help the understanding of biopolitical-immune devices in their identity construction. Such devices, acting on the human bodies, were integrated into the nationalist agenda of some former colonies from their geographical dimension to the realm of private life. In this context, the biomedical, scientific, political and moral discourses were confused, supporting a set of behaviors, beliefs and knowledge about the human body and territory that cooperated with their nationalist projects. Finally, the aim of this paper was to illustrate, through the blood metaphor, that the polysemy of the term 'blood' in the dominant discourse of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century immunization paradigm consolidated the debates on citizenship, naturalization, and inclusion in countries such as Australia, the United States, and Brazil.

Do território à multiterritorialidade entre usuários, trabalhadores e pesquisadores em saúde mental / From territory to the multi territoriality among users, workers, and researchers in mental health / Del territorio a la multiterritorialidad entre usuarios, trabajadores e investigadores en salud mental

Este artigo busca problematizar a noção de território na saúde mental por meio da experiência de trabalhadores, usuários e pesquisadores no município de Santa Maria-RS. Trabalhamos com pesquisa de documentos do campo da saúde e da saúde mental, buscando identificar o modo que a noção de território é apresentada nesses textos. Descrevemos e analisamos uma experiência desenvolvida por diversos atores sociais envolvidos na experiência ocorrida em Santa Maria, a partir de dois movimentos. O primeiro é o de usuários em direção à academia, e o segundo, o do cuidado em saúde do serviço de referência para além dos muros. A experiência de trânsito dos diferentes atores sociais em vivências de multiterritorialidades revelou-se um importante vetor de mudança subjetiva e institucional. Vimos em ambos a emergência de uma reivindicação por um direito mais extenso do que o simples acesso aos serviços públicos de saúde. Buscava-se também um "direito à cidade", ou mesmo um trânsito além dela. Enfim, uma busca pela ampliação da experiência de multiterritorialidade e as transformações decorrentes dela...(AU)

This article seeks to problematize the notion of territory in mental health through the experience of workers, users, and researchers in the field of mental health in the municipality of Santa Maria/RS. We work with the research of documents of the field of health and mental health, trying to identify the way that the notion of territory is presented in these texts. We describe and analyze an experience developed by several social actors involved in the experience that occurred in Santa Maria / RS, from two movements. The first is that of users towards academia, and the second is that of the health care of the referral service beyond the walls. The experience of transit of the different social actors in multi-territorial experiences has proved to be an important vector of subjective and institutional change. We have seen in both movements the emergence of a claim for a more extensive right than simple access to public health services. A "right to the city," or even a transit beyond it. Finally, a search for the amplification of the multi territoriality experience and the transformations arising from it...(AU)

Este artículo busca problematizar la noción de territorio en la salud mental por medio de la experiencia de trabajadores, usuarios e investigadores en el municipio de Santa Maria/RS. Trabajamos con la investigación de documentos del campo de la salud y de la salud mental, buscando identificar el modo que la noción de territorio es presentada en esos textos. Describimos y analizamos una experiencia desarrollada por diversos actores sociales involucrados en la experiencia ocurrida en Santa Maria/RS, a partir de dos movimientos. El primero es de los usuarios hacia la academia, y el segundo es del cuidado en salud del servicio de referencia más allá de los muros. La experiencia de tránsito de los diferentes actores sociales en vivencias de multiterritorialidades se ha revelado un importante vector de cambio subjetivo e institucional. Vimos en ambos la emergencia de una reivindicación por un derecho más extenso que el simple acceso a los servicios públicos de salud. Se buscaba también un "derecho a la ciudad", o incluso un tránsito más allá de ella. En fin, una búsqueda por la ampliación de la experiencia de multiterritorialidad, y las transformaciones resultantes de ella...(AU)

Educação permanente em saúde e desenvolvimento adulto: a experiência das oficinas fotográficas de sensibilização do olhar / Permanent health education and adult development: an experience based on the Eye's Sensitization Photography Workshop

Este artigo apresenta e analisa uma iniciativa de formação no trabalho desenvolvida como parte da produção de um livro sobre experiências de Educação Permanente em Saúde (EPS) do Sistema Único de Saúde, na qual os dois primeiros autores atuaram com equipe de facilitadores. A Oficina Fotográfica de Sensibilização do Olhar foi realizada em três diferentes localidades brasileiras. A oficina utilizou como principal recurso metodológico artefatos fotográficos rudimentares e, como método, os percursos fotográficos no território de atuação dos profissionais. A produção de narrativas imagéticas também contou com vivências de sensibilização de outros sentidos além da visão ­ como a vivência do silêncio e do uso das habilidades táteis. A produção de narrativas sobre o trabalho em saúde tornou possível o estranhamento do cotidiano laboral favorecendo, desse modo, o desenvolvimento humano dos participantes e o reconhecimento do valor das estratégias de EPS que partem da realidade de cada Lugar.

This paper presents and analyses an initiative of training at work developed as part of the production of a book on experiences in Permanent Health Education (EPS) of the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS), in which the first two authors worked with a team of facilitators. The Eye's Sensitization Photography Workshop was conducted in three different Brazilian locations. The workshop used as its main methodological resource rudimentary photographic devices and, as the method, photographic walkings in the working territory of the professionals. The production of visual narratives also counted on experiences of sensitization of other senses beyond sight ­ such as the experience of silence and the use of tactile skills. The production of narratives about health work leaded to the estrangement of the everyday life in workplace, thus favouring participants' human development, and the recognition of the value of EPS strategies that consider the local reality.

Ant species richness and interactions in canopies of two distinct successional stages in a tropical dry forest.

Canopy ecology is a fast-growing field, but still a scientific frontier in many ecological aspects. For instance, the hypothesis that tree traits shape patterns in ant-plant interactions lacks data, notably for tropical canopies in different successional stages. In this study, we investigated canopy traits, such as tree height, the presence of extrafloral nectaries (EFNs), connectivity among tree crowns, and successional stage, structure ant-tree interactions in a tropical dry forest (TDF), examining whether these are the determinant factors for ant species richness. We collected ants on trees in early and late successional stages over 2 years, in rainy and dry seasons. In the late successional stage, ant species richness was greater in the taller trees; in the early successional stage, the smallest trees had a greater ant species richness than the taller trees. The EFNs and connectivity among treetops had no effect on ant species richness. We obtained a tree-ant network of the early successional stage, involving 786 interactions among 57 ant species and 75 trees; in the late successional stage, the network had 914 interactions among 60 ant species and 75 trees. There were 27 species of trees in our study, 11 of which (40.7% of all individual trees) had EFNs. The ant-plant interactions were not randomly distributed, suggesting that various biotic factors structured the ant assemblies. This study presents new insights into ant-tree interactions, showing that both tree height and successional stage influence the occurrence of many species of ants in tree canopies of tropical dry forests.

All by myself? Meta-analysis of animal contests shows stronger support for self than for mutual assessment models.

Since the 1970's, models based on evolutionary game theory, such as war of attrition (WOA), energetic war of attrition (E-WOA), cumulative assessment model (CAM) and sequential assessment model (SAM), have been widely applied to understand how animals settle contests. Despite the important theoretical advances provided by these models, empirical evidence indicates that rules adopted by animals to settle contests vary among species. This stimulated recent discussions about the generality and applicability of models of contest. A meta-analysis may be helpful to answer questions such as: (i) is there a common contest rule to settle contests; (ii) do contest characteristics, such as the occurrence of physical contact during the fight, influence the use of specific contest rules; and (iii) is there a phylogenetic signal behind contest rules? To answer these questions, we gathered information on the relationship between contest duration and traits linked to contestants' resource holding potential (RHP) for randomly paired rivals and RHP-matched rivals. We also gathered behavioural data about contest escalation and RHP asymmetry. In contests between randomly paired rivals, we found a positive relationship between contest duration and loser RHP but did not find any pattern for winners. We also found a low phylogenetic signal and a similar response for species that fight with and without physical contact. In RHP-matched rivals, we found a positive relationship between contest duration and the mean RHP of the pair. Finally, we found a negative relation between contest escalation and RHP asymmetry, even though it was more variable than the other results. Our results thus indicate that rivals settle contests following the rules predicted by WOA and E-WOA in most species. However, we also found inconsistencies between the behaviours exhibited during contests and the assumptions of WOA models in most species. We discuss additional (and relatively untested) theoretical possibilities that may be explored to resolve the existing inconsistencies.

Testing the dear enemy relationship in fiddler crabs: Is there a difference between fighting conspecific and heterospecific opponents?

Reduction of aggressiveness toward familiar neighbors, when compared to aggressiveness toward unfamiliar strangers, can decrease the costs of territory defense. This phenomenon is known as the "dear enemy effect". Individuals may shift their aggressiveness toward neighbors or strangers from the same or different species, depending on the relative threat associated with different opponents. Therefore, a reduced level of aggressiveness between heterospecific neighbors is expected in relation to conspecific intruders, since the latter compete not only for territory, but also for mates. Herein we investigated the occurrence of the dear enemy effect in territorial fights between conspecific pairs of Leptuca leptodactyla and heterospecific pairs of L. leptodactyla versus Leptuca uruguayensis. Across both conspecific and heterospecific fights, medium- and high-intensity fight components were more used in resident-stranger than in resident-neighbor fights. Thus, residents showed a dear enemy response, regardless of opponent species. Moreover, conspecific fights induced a greater number of low- and medium-intensity fight components than did fights between heterospecifics, both neighbors and strangers. Finally, conspecific resident-stranger fights took longer than heterospecific resident-stranger fights. Our results indicate that fiddler crabs adjust their territorial response according to the species and resident status of intruders, consistent with the risks posed by different intruder types.

Do Território à Multiterritorialidade entre Usuários, Trabalhadores e Pesquisadores em Saúde Mental / From Territory to the Multi Territoriality among Users, Workers, and Researchers in Mental Health / Del Territorio a la Multiterritorialidad entre Usuarios, Trabajadores e Investigadores en Salud Mental

Este artigo busca problematizar a noção de território na saúde mental por meio da experiência de trabalhadores, usuários e pesquisadores no município de Santa Maria-RS. Trabalhamos com pesquisa de documentos do campo da saúde e da saúde mental, buscando identificar o modo que a noção de território é apresentada nesses textos. Descrevemos e analisamos uma experiência desenvolvida por diversos atores sociais envolvidos na experiência ocorrida em Santa Maria, a partir de dois movimentos. O primeiro é o de usuários em direção à academia, e o segundo, o do cuidado em saúde do serviço de referência para além dos muros. A experiência de trânsito dos diferentes atores sociais em vivências de multiterritorialidades revelou-se um importante vetor de mudança subjetiva e institucional. Vimos em ambos a emergência de uma reivindicação por um direito mais extenso do que o simples acesso aos serviços públicos de saúde. Buscava-se também um "direito à cidade", ou mesmo um trânsito além dela. Enfim, uma busca pela ampliação da experiência de multiterritorialidade e as transformações decorrentes dela.

This article seeks to problematize the notion of territory in mental health through the experience of workers, users, and researchers in the field of mental health in the municipality of Santa Maria/RS. We work with the research of documents of the field of health and mental health, trying to identify the way that the notion of territory is presented in these texts. We describe and analyze an experience developed by several social actors involved in the experience that occurred in Santa Maria / RS, from two movements. The first is that of users towards academia, and the second is that of the health care of the referral service beyond the walls. The experience of transit of the different social actors in multi-territorial experiences has proved to be an important vector of subjective and institutional change. We have seen in both movements the emergence of a claim for a more extensive right than simple access to public health services. A "right to the city," or even a transit beyond it. Finally, a search for the amplification of the multi territoriality experience and the transformations arising from it.

Este artículo busca problematizar la noción de territorio en la salud mental por medio de la experiencia de trabajadores, usuarios e investigadores en el municipio de Santa Maria/RS. Trabajamos con la investigación de documentos del campo de la salud y de la salud mental, buscando identificar el modo que la noción de territorio es presentada en esos textos. Describimos y analizamos una experiencia desarrollada por diversos actores sociales involucrados en la experiencia ocurrida en Santa Maria/RS, a partir de dos movimientos. El primero es de los usuarios hacia la academia, y el segundo es del cuidado en salud del servicio de referencia más allá de los muros. La experiencia de tránsito de los diferentes actores sociales en vivencias de multiterritorialidades se ha revelado un importante vector de cambio subjetivo e institucional. Vimos en ambos la emergencia de una reivindicación por un derecho más extenso que el simple acceso a los servicios públicos de salud. Se buscaba también un "derecho a la ciudad", o incluso un tránsito más allá de ella. En fin, una búsqueda por la ampliación de la experiencia de multiterritorialidad, y las transformaciones resultantes de ella.