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En el presente documento aparecen dos personas corriendo bajo el lema "Andalucismo, la esperanza". En la parte inferior aparece escrito "PARTIDO ANDALUCISTA" y el logotipo de dicho partido.

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[Description of methods used for collection/generation of data] data collection, data processing, data standardization, data quality check, georeferencing, assurance procedures., The Malacology Collection of the National Museum of Natural Sciences preserves 130,000 lots with specimens from all classes of mollusks: Solenogastres, Caudofoveates, Polyplacophorans, Monoplacophorans, Gastropods, Cephalopods, Scaphopods, and Bivalves. It is considered one of the largest collections in the world, with nearly two million specimens from across the globe, with significant representation of the fauna of the Iberian Peninsula, Philippines, Cuba, Equatorial Guinea, and South America. Material obtained during the first Iberian scientific expedition to Cape Verde (Africa) in 1985 is particularly noteworthy. During this expedition, 1,461 specimens of 71 different bivalve species were collected, which were subsequently incorporated into the Malacology Collection in 2022. With the aim of ensuring a permanent record of the specimens and facilitating their consultation and digital distribution among the research community, photographs were taken of a representative selection of specimens of each species deposited in the collection. Additionally, photographs were taken through a magnifying lens, using a Zeiss STEMI 305 stereoscopic microscope, equipped with a Zeiss ICC1 digital camera and AXIOVISION software, which allowed for the precise documentation of the smaller specimens., Peer reviewed

This dataset provides information on the ichthyoplankton diversity and abundance throught the water column, in southern the Benguela Current region (southeastern Atlantic) in austral winter and summer months between 1983 and 1985. Anchovy eggs and larvae dominated the summer samples. Comparisons of the location of eggs and larvae collected during summer surveys showed northward, passive displacement from the Cape area to the western south African coast by the frontal jet current. This southern part of the Benguela current region was characterized by the occurrence of several species absent form the cental and northern Benguela, such as Paracallionymus costatus and Sebastes capensis, "West Coast Hake Biomass" (WCHB). Sea Fisheries Research Institut, Cape Town, South Africa, Peer reviewed