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Revelando os Segredos do Bodó Amazônico!🐟
Trabalho incansável de Mayara em nosso último estudo mostrou a conexão da tolerância térmica com as mudanças nos níveis de oxigênio e temperatura para os bodós da Amazônia. Mergulhe em nossas descobertas. #CiênciaAmbiental #PesquisaAmazônica #MulheresNaSTEM
February 11, 2025 at 11:24 AM
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Maria Reiche (1903–1998) foi uma matemática e arqueóloga que dedicou mais de 50 anos de sua vida ao estudo e à preservação das Linhas de Nazca, no Peru.

A "Dama das Linhas" é reconhecida por ter trazido esses antigos geoglifos à atenção internacional e por ter garantido sua proteção
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Maria Reiche (1903–1998) was a mathematician & archaeologist who dedicated >50 yrs of her life to the study & preservation of the Nazca Lines in Peru.

The "Lady of the Lines" is credited with bringing these ancient geoglyphs to international attention & ensuring their protection. #WomenInSTEM #WHM
A split-image composition featuring two historical photographs side by side, highlighting Maria Reiche and one of the famous Nazca Lines geoglyphs she dedicated her life to studying. Left side: A black-and-white portrait of Maria Reiche, the renowned German-born Peruvian mathematician and archaeologist (1903–1998), known as the "Lady of the Lines." She appears as a woman in her later years, with a serious and determined expression, wearing round wire-rimmed glasses, a light-colored headscarf, and a simple button-up shirt or work blouse with short sleeves. A camera or binoculars hangs from a strap around her neck, resting against her chest as she holds it in her hands. Right side: An aerial black-and-white view of the Nazca Lines' iconic hummingbird geoglyph etched into the arid Pampa Colorada desert near Nazca, Peru. The large biomorphic figure, created by removing the darker surface pebbles to reveal lighter soil beneath, depicts a stylized hummingbird in profile with an elongated beak pointing right, a rounded head, detailed eye, outstretched wings formed by parallel straight lines, a compact body, and a fanned tail. The lines are precise and continuous, measuring over 90 meters (about 300 feet) in length, surrounded by faint straight lines and trapezoids typical of the ancient Nazca culture's vast network of geoglyphs visible only from the air. This diptych juxtaposes the dedicated researcher with one of the enigmatic ancient artworks she meticulously mapped, preserved, and brought to global attention through decades of on-site work starting in the 1940s.
March 14, 2026 at 11:20 AM