Spain’s First Republic and Primo de Rivera’s Dictatorship: A Historical Analysis
The First Spanish Republic (1873-1874)
A) Public Nature: The First Spanish Republic was established through public guidelines intended for provincial governors. The Ministry of the Interior drafted these legal and administrative texts. Circulars of a public nature were issued. These documents usually only have historical value, referring to the situation in Spain following the departure of the House of Savoy. The proclamation of the Republic, though considered illegal by some, was seen as the only
Read MoreUnderstanding Mitosis and Meiosis: Key Processes in Cell Division
Mitosis
Mitosis throughout the division is crucial in the characterization of the presence of two fundamental components: normal mitotic figures and chromatin. Primroses chromosomes consist of two sister chromatids. In a sense, the nucleolus can also be included as part of the mitotic stage. The second cycle consists of centrioles, asters, and spindle fibers.
Depth:
Prophase occupies approximately 40% of the total time of mitosis. It involves both the first series of morphological changes and physical-
Natural Resources: Types, Major Categories, and Conservation
Natural Resources and Their Types
Types of Resources
- Non-renewable resources: Formation takes a long and complex process. When they run out, they disappear forever.
- Renewable resources: Even when consumed, they can be replaced.
Major Natural Resources
Air
Cannot be over-exploited. Its main problem is pollution.Soil
Supports forestry, agriculture, and ranching.Mineral Resources
Rocks and minerals used as building materials or decorative elements.Energy Resources
Non-renewable Energies
The most widely used
Sedimentary Environments, Remote Sensing, and GIS Analysis
Sedimentary Environments
River
Dominant Sediments: Detrital sandstones and conglomerates with rounded clasts (pelit).
Features: Cross-lamination, graded bedding, current ripples, and potential for skeletons or footprints in clay.
Alluvial
Dominant Sediments: Conglomerates and breccias (poorly sorted).
Features: Graded bedding. No fossils.
Desert
Dominant Sediments: Predominantly classified sand and loess deposits made of silt.
Features: Dune and cross-laminated ripples. No fossils.
Glaciation
Dominant Sediments:
Read MoreAlicante Climate and Relief: Annual Averages & Geological Formations
Alicante Climate
The average temperature in the city is 17.8 ºC, one of the highest in the peninsula, with hot summers averaging 25.5 ºC in August, and mild winters averaging 11.5 ºC in January. The average rainfall is only 336 liters per square meter, one of the lowest in Spain, with most rain falling in September and October. This is typical of the Mediterranean climate that Alicante is known for.
Annual Averages
The following table shows the annual climate averages for Alicante:
| YEAR | T | TM | Tm | PP | V | RA | SN | FG | TS | GR | TN |
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| 1992 | 18. |
Atmospheric Phenomena and Their Environmental Impacts
Atmospheric Conditions and Their Effects
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