Universidad Indoamérica
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INDOAMÉRICA es una Institución de educación superior con más de tres décadas al servicio de la ciencia y la formación de profesionales de excelencia. Nuestros orígenes se remontan a los años ochenta, cuando fue constituido el Centro de Estudios de Computación “Servisistemas Informáticos Indoamérica”. Su nombre, INDOAMÉRICA, expresa un profundo sentido de pertenencia a la cultura latinoamericana, lo cual constituye la base fundamental de nuestra identidad.

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A mouth full of blood – autohaemorrhaging in three Ecuadorian snakes (Squamata: Colubridae & Tropidophiidae)

2023 , Rödel M.-O. , Loaiza-Lange A. , Penner J. , Neira-Salamea K.D. , Salazar Valenzuela, David

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A new species of Phaedranassa (Amaryllidaceae) from Ecuador

2015 , Minga D. , Ulloa C.U. , Oleas N. , Verdugo A.

Phaedranassa Herbert (1845: misc. 16) is a small genus of bulbous, terrestrial geophytes comprising some eleven species, eight endemic to Ecuador, three known from Colombia, and one from Costa Rica (Meerow 1990). Most of the species are narrow endemics known from few collections. All but one of the species known from Ecuador are considered to be under some threat (IUCN, 2014) because of their restricted distribution and threatened habitat where they occur. Five of them are regarded as Endangered and one as Vulnerable (Oleas 2011). Here we describe a distinctive new species in this genus. Despite its occurrence on cliffs along roads, the species has remained unnoticed by previous floristic explorers. © 2015 Magnolia Press.

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Response to Comment on “Amphibian fungal panzootic causes catastrophic and ongoing loss of biodiversity”

2020 , Scheele B.C. , Pasmans F. , Skerratt L.F. , Berger L. , Martel A. , Beukema W. , Acevedo A.A. , Burrowes P.A. , Carvalho T. , Catenazzi A. , de la Riva I. , Fisher M.C. , Flechas S.V. , Foster C.N. , Frías-Álvarez P. , Garner T.W.J. , Gratwicke B. , Guayasamin J.M. , Hirschfeld M. , Kolby J.E. , Kosch T.A. , Marca E.L. , Lindenmayer D.B. , Lips K.R. , Longo A.V. , Maneyro R. , McDonald C.A. , Mendelson J. , Palacios-Rodriguez P. , Parra-Olea G. , Richards-Zawacki C.L. , Rödel M.-O. , Rovito S.M. , Soto-Azat C. , Toledo L.F. , Voyles J. , Weldon C. , Whitfield S.M. , Wilkinson M. , Zamudio K.R. , Canessa S.

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Specimen collection is essential for modern science

2023 , Salazar Valenzuela, David

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Community voices: the importance of diverse networks in academic mentoring

2022 , Deanna, R. , Merkle, B.G. , Chun, K.P. , Navarro-Rosenblatt, D. , Baxter, I. , Oleas Gallo, Nora Helena , Bortolus, A. , Geesink, P. , Diele-Viegas, L. , Aschero, V. , de Leone, M.J. , Oliferuk, S. , Zuo, R. , Cosacov, A. , Grossi, M. , Knapp, S. , Lopez-Mendez, A. , Welchen, E. , Ribone, P. , Auge, G.

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