Titlebook: Hydrogeology of a Large Oil-and-Gas Basin in Central Patagonia; San Jorge Gulf Basin Mario Alberto Hernández,Nilda González,Lisandro He Boo

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Mario Alberto Hernández,Nilda González,Lisandro Hernándezls.Integrated framework for the theory of biological autonom.Since Darwin, Biology has been framed on the idea of evolution by natural selection, which has profoundly influenced the scientific and philosophical comprehension of biological phenomena and of our place in Nature. This book argues that c

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chool for Social Research, and F. David Peat, a physicist who was for many years a fellow with the National Research Council of Canada, published a book about the revolutions that were taking place in physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology, and neu­ rophysiology and about the scientists whose new

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Introduction,atagonia—the territory in which the San Jorge Gulf Basin occurs—its geographical location, extension and physical borders. The main geomorphological units are described, together with aspects of the landscape formation and the hydrography. The latter is characterized by its, perennial nature, the ni

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Methodology,orical conclusions. The criterion of convergence of evidence from different fields of knowledge was adopted. Concerning the hydrometeorology, the main meteorological phenomena were analyzed, calculating evapotranspiration (potential and actual), as an approach to the water balance. The Comodoro Riva

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Conceptual Model,e upper one is the topography (permeable; positive sign); the lower one, the volcano-sedimentary complex (impermeable); the western, the Andes (permeable; positive); the eastern, the Ocean (permeable; negative); and the northern and southern ones, the respective watersheds, assumed to be permeable a

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Management and Governance,the reuse of water in the oil industry—and their harmonious use, taking into consideration the legal regulations in force. The surface water is limited to the Senguerr River (discharge: 48.6 m./s), since the Chubut and Deseado rivers are in a marginal location, and the environment of the great lakes