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Este álbum de fotografías contiene imágenes de diferentes deportes como fútbol, básquetbol, tenis y atletismo. Las fotos capturan momentos emocionantes como goles, puntos decisivos y victorias. El álbum ofrece una mirada visual a la diversión y emoción que traen consigo los deportes.
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En el vasto horizonte del cosmos, donde las estrellas parpadean como joyas incrustadas en el manto celestial, se encuentra un universo lleno de misterios y maravillas. Desde los confines de las galaxias distantes hasta los rincones más oscuros de la imaginación humana, la exploración del cosmos nos lleva a un viaje sin fin de descubrimiento y asombro.
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Los océanos, vastos y profundos, albergan una inmensa variedad de criaturas marinas, desde las criaturas más pequeñas e imperceptibles hasta los gigantes majestuosos de las profundidades. Los arrecifes de coral, con sus colores vibrantes y formas caprichosas, son como ciudades submarinas llenas de vida y actividad.
En tierra firme, los paisajes varían desde las vastas llanuras hasta las imponentes montañas, desde los densos bosques tropicales hasta los áridos desiertos. Cada rincón de la Tierra está habitado por una diversidad de formas de vida, desde las diminutas bacterias hasta los majestuosos elefantes y los ágiles leopardos.
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Mientras exploramos las maravillas de la Tierra, también miramos hacia el cielo en busca de respuestas a las preguntas más profundas sobre el universo. Desde los telescopios terrestres hasta los satélites en órbita, la humanidad ha desplegado una red de ojos en el cielo para desentrañar los secretos del cosmos.
Las estrellas, como faros en la oscuridad, nos guían a través del vasto océano cósmico, mientras que los planetas y las lunas nos ofrecen destellos de mundos distantes y paisajes extraterrestres. En los confines del sistema solar y más allá, los científicos buscan signos de vida más allá de la Tierra, preguntándose si estamos solos en el universo.
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Patients with diabetic ketoacidosis
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Poemas, textos breves, narrativa y crítica literaria.
He escrito el primer fanzine para este verano de 2024, con la intención de que tenga continuidad en el tiempo.
Con una serie de poemas surgidos de diversas plantillas de CANVA, porque me pareció divertido trabajar sobre esas imágenes; así como poemas y algunos textos.
Algunos de ellos de experiencias personales, otros inventados.
Recuerdos de discos como el de Supersubmarina, Eels o Los Planetas
ÍNDICE
copiar. página 4
una cala frente al mar. página 5
una plaza en verano. página 6
tierra. página 7
échate unas risas, primo. página 8
palabras son solo palabras, a fin de cuentas. página 9
gírate. página 10
enganchados. páginas 11-13
luis, celine y la chica de ojos Bowie. páginas 14-15
crítica literaria. páginas 16-18
párate y mira. página 19
aniversario de super 8. página 20-22
échate unas risas, primo 2. página 23
FIN. página 24
EXPOSICIONkljhmkkkkkkkkkkk ADENCION.pptx
-La adhesión entre los espermatozoides y las membranas plasmáticas de las células oviductales está asegurada por moléculas expuestas en la superficie rostral de los espermatozoides y capaces de unir carbohidratos en la superficie de las células oviductuales especifica para cada especie
-La adhesión entre los espermatozoides y las membranas plasmáticas de las células oviductales está asegurada por moléculas expuestas en la superficie rostral de los espermatozoides y capaces de unir carbohidratos en la superficie de las células oviductuales especifica para cada especie.
-Unas horas antes de la ovulación, los espermatozoides unidos comienzan a liberarse y progresan hacia la unión ampular/ístmica, donde el ovocito ovulado se detendrá para la fertilización.
Objetivo
-Revisar el conocimiento disponible sobre las moléculas involucradas en la selección, almacenamiento y liberación de espermatozoides del reservorio oviductal.
Presentación Proyecto libreta Creativo Doodle Rosa (1).pdf
PLANTILLA DE PRESENTACION PARA MULTIUSOSS CANVA , ESTO LO HIZE CON EL FIN DE DESCARGAR UN DOCUMENTO GRATIS JAJAJAJAJA , AL FIN ES MUY BUENA LA PLANTILLA , SI QUIEREN USENLA , LA DESCARGUE DESDE CANVA , CANVA LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR
EN DIN HAGANLO BIEM
Aquí tienes una descripción al azar de 500 palabras:
En el vasto horizonte del cosmos, donde las estrellas parpadean como joyas incrustadas en el manto celestial, se encuentra un universo lleno de misterios y maravillas. Desde los confines de las galaxias distantes hasta los rincones más oscuros de la imaginación humana, la exploración del cosmos nos lleva a un viaje sin fin de descubrimiento y asombro.
En este vasto universo, la Tierra, nuestro hogar, brilla como una esfera azul brillante suspendida en la inmensidad del espacio. Un mundo de una belleza incomparable, donde los océanos danzan con la luz del sol y los continentes están adornados con una diversidad de paisajes y formas de vida.
Los océanos, vastos y profundos, albergan una inmensa variedad de criaturas marinas, desde las criaturas más pequeñas e imperceptibles hasta los gigantes majestuosos de las profundidades. Los arrecifes de coral, con sus colores vibrantes y formas caprichosas, son como ciudades submarinas llenas de vida y actividad.
En tierra firme, los paisajes varían desde las vastas llanuras hasta las imponentes montañas, desde los densos bosques tropicales hasta los áridos desiertos. Cada rincón de la Tierra está habitado por una diversidad de formas de vida, desde las diminutas bacterias hasta los majestuosos elefantes y los ágiles leopardos.
Pero la belleza de la Tierra también está marcada por la fragilidad de su ecosistema. El cambio climático, la deforestación y la contaminación amenazan con perturbar el delicado equilibrio de la naturaleza, poniendo en peligro la vida en el planeta. Es responsabilidad de cada uno de nosotros proteger y preservar este precioso hogar que compartimos.
Mientras exploramos las maravillas de la Tierra, también miramos hacia el cielo en busca de respuestas a las preguntas más profundas sobre el universo. Desde los telescopios terrestres hasta los satélites en órbita, la humanidad ha desplegado una red de ojos en el cielo para desentrañar los secretos del cosmos.
Las estrellas, como faros en la oscuridad, nos guían a través del vasto océano cósmico, mientras que los planetas y las lunas nos ofrecen destellos de mundos distantes y paisajes extraterrestres. En los confines del sistema solar y más allá, los científicos buscan signos de vida más allá de la Tierra, preguntándose si estamos solos en el universo.
Pero incluso mientras miramos hacia las estrellas en busca de respuestas, recordamos que nuestro hogar, la Tierra, es un oasis de vida en un vasto y desolado desierto cósmico. Es aquí, en este pequeño rincón del universo, donde encontramos la belleza, la diversidad y la maravilla que nos inspiran a explorar y descubrir más sobre el mundo que nos rode
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