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    Editorial

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    Coletanea

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    tro de História da Educação Física e do Esport

    Enfermería en lña educación y salud en la escuela: un asunto de cuidado y poder. 1920-1990

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    El trabajo, de orientación arqueológica-genealógica, describe la relación educación y salud a partir de la práctica pedagógica debatida entre el cuidado y el poder en la escuela Colombiana: 1920-1990, como asunto de gobierno; revisa el paso de un sujeto higiénico a un sujeto saludable y cuestiona la potencia que tuvo esta relación como proyecto político y social, a partir de la prevención y promoción. La enfermera en su condición de género y educadora se hizo necesaria en la escuela, su práctica involucró acciones pedagógicas para cambiar hábitos en pro de un país moderno.

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    Los preliminares están fechados en 1722 en Lisboa.Portadillas para cada diisertación.H. sin registros de pliego.Iniciales grab. xil.En p. [13], "Dissertaçam da vinda de Santiago a Hespanha... composta pelo Padre Dom Jeronymo Contador de Argote..." y en p. [71], "Dissertatio historica de primo, potius unico, euangelii praedicatore in Lusitania nostra, totaque Hispania", de fray Miguel de Santa Marí

    Watersiporidae (Bryozoa) in Iberian waters: an update on alien and native species

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    Species of the genus Watersipora comprise an important invasive fouling group but are difficult to identify up to species level. This problem, in conjunction with the recent re-description of several member species, requires the revision of previous records and newly collected material in order to more precisely determine their actual presence and distribution. Here, we revise the identity and distribution of alien and native species of Watersiporidae in Iberian waters based on newly collected material, historical collections, and bibliographic data. Four species of Watersipora are now known from here. Watersipora cucullata is the only native species, present in the Spanish Mediterranean. Watersipora subatra seems to have been introduced relatively recently in Iberian and European Atlantic waters and has been expanding to other Atlantic localities. Watersipora arcuata was collected for the first time in Europe at the SW Spanish Atlantic coast in 1990 and recently in Mediterranean marinas. Watersipora souleorum is known in Iberian waters from two localities in the Gulf of Cadiz and in Gibraltar. With the recent redescription of the genus Watersipora, W. complanata is no longer a member. A new watersiporid genus, Terwasipora gen. nov., is described for this species. In Iberian waters, T. complanata comb. nov. is considered a native species, frequent and abundant in shallow waters along the Atlantic coast.(c) The Author(s) 201

    Dismantling the Beania magellanica (Busk, 1852) species complex (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata): two new species from European waters

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    New research on bryozoans has determined that formerly widespread species are in many cases complexes of similar, but distinct, species with more restricted distributions. Notwithstanding, the limits of distribution are still unresolved for many taxa, and occasionally a wide distribution is confirmed. Beania magellanica has been considered a widespread species, distributed throughout the Southern Hemisphere, parts of northern Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea. This study examines the Magellanic-type material, together with other historic samples and new specimens collected in the western Mediterranean and Adriatic, and for the first time, presents specimens from the European North Atlantic. Morphological comparisons and biometric analysis show the existence of three different species among the specimens studied. A redescription of B. magellanica based on the type specimen is presented, and two new species are described: B. serrata sp. nov. from the Northeast Atlantic and B. mediterranea sp. nov. from the Mediterranean Sea. These results indicate that B. magellanica s.l. is a large complex of species and that most specimens from different parts of the world must be revised.© The Author(s) 201
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