No abstract

No abstract

. 1994. Brown bear Ursus arctos predation on livestock in the Cantabrian Mountains, Spain. Acta theriol. 39: 267-278.The sites of 87 brown bear Ursus arctos Linnaeus, 1758 attacks on livestock (horses, cattle, sheep, goats) were investigated in the Cantabrian Mountains, Spain. Ninety percent of livestock predation occurred between May and October, while attacks were most frequent during the months of May and July. There was no difference in overall attack rates between the first and second part of the year, nor among livestock type or age-class. Bears were not selective predators of livestock type or age-class, but had a slight tendency to attack more cattle and adult animals. Bear tracks and scats were found at slightly more than half of the sites visited, while bed construction and food-caching behaviour was rarely detected. Attacks were initiated most times on the neck and the head region. Muscle tissue and soft organs were most preferred body parts consumed by brown bears.

El propósito del presente estudio es analizar las estrategias para afrontar el divorcio o separación, empleadas por las personas que pertenecen al Ejército Nacional y la Armada Nacional de Colombia, o porquienes han sido sus esposas o esposos. Participaron 124 personas, hombres y mujeres, militares y civiles entre los 20 y 60 años, que cumplieron con los criterios seleccionados para la muestra, como estar divorciados por un periodo mayor de seis meses y menor de tres años, con mínimo un hijo. Estas estrategias se evaluaron con el inventario de respuestas de Afrontamiento (CRI-A) para población Adulta de Moos (1993), traducido y adaptado por Isabel Mikulic y Melina Crespi, 1998. Los resultados muestran el predominio del empleo de estrategias de afrontamiento en función a la adaptación de las personas y su proceso de estrés en su vida cotidiana.