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Sistematización de la información técnico científica generada en investigaciones en cuyes del repositorio de la ESPOCH.
Fecha
2021-12-21Registro en:
Hernández Puyol, Daniel Alejandro. (2022). Sistematización de la información técnico científica generada en investigaciones en cuyes del repositorio de la ESPOCH. Escuela Superior Politécnica de Chimborazo. Riobamba.
Autor
Hernández Puyol, Daniel Alejandro
Resumen
The objective of this study was to systematize the scientific technical information generated in guinea pigs research from the ESPOCH repository, for which the information of the research work related to the breeding and technical management of guinea pigs was organized in several tables of contents, with the results presented by each author, developed between the years 2005-2020. The systematization of information was carried out in the academic period from October 2020 to March 2021. The outline proposed by Oscar Jara Holliday explained in the paper, “Theoretical-practical orientations for the systematization of experiences”, was followed. To make it easier, a database was created that had the necessary information to organize each of the degree works within the proposed categories and groups; the information was organized in tables and graphs which contained information such as initial weights, final weights, weight gain, cost benefit, canal yields, etc. Finally, the respective analysis was carried out. Thus obtaining the following results: 130 degree works organized in a total of 26 tables and 10 graphs that contain the data of degree works carried out within a period of 15 years between 2005 and 2020 and was also organized into the following categories: food, biofertilizers, tanning, health. It was concluded that by systematizing the information, the dissemination and location of information regarding the productive parameters of the guinea pig became easier. It is recommended to use the information collected in this document as a guide in the productive behavior of guinea pigs in Ecuador.