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Internationally Recognized Certificates of Compliance
(IRCC)
The permit or its equivalent related to this internationally recognized certificate of compliance (IRCC) has expired.
last updated: 28 Dec 2017
ABSCH-IRCC-PA-239079-1
Competent National Authority:Ministry of Environment (MiAMBIENTE) ()Broberg Street, Albrook, Building 804Panama, Panama
0843 00793, PanamaPhone: 507.500.0855,Fax:Email: dluque@miambiente.gob.pa, cmedina@miambiente.gob.pa, avega@miambiente.gob.pa, smarin@miambiente.gob.pa,Website: http://www.miambiente.gob.pa/,
SE/A-112-17
Scientific permit SE/A-112-17. Request 427-17. Fauna. Special (marking, observation, collection).
Evolutionary genetics of reef-forming corals on both sides of the Isthmus of Panama.
Continuation of permits SE/A-1-12, SE/A-70-12, SE/-108-13, SE/A-1-15, SE/A-29-16, SE/A-116-16.
Evolutionary genetics of reef-forming corals on both sides of the Isthmus of Panama.
Continuation of permits SE/A-1-12, SE/A-70-12, SE/-108-13, SE/A-1-15, SE/A-29-16, SE/A-116-16.
13 Dec 2017
31 Dec 2018
Expired
Yes
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Organization:
Ministerio de Ambiente de Panamá
(MIAMBIENTE)
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ABSCH-CON-PA-238454-1
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Organization:Ministerio de Ambiente de Panamá (MIAMBIENTE)Government agency (National/Federal)Edificio 804, calle Broberg, Albrook, Ciudad de PanamáPanamá, Panamá
C-0843-00793, PanamaPhone: +507 500-0878,Fax:Email: cmedina@miambiente.gob.pa,Website: http://miambiente.gob.pa,
Confidential information
Person:Dr. Steven VollmerAssociate Professor & Director, Department of Marine and Environmental Sciences, Northeastern UniversityMarine Science Center. 430 Nathant Road.Nahant, Massachusetts
01908, United States of AmericaPhone: +781.581.7370 ext 312,Fax:Email: s.vollmer@neu.edu,
Confidential information
For access to genetic resources without commercial purposes; the issuance of the scientific permit represents the confirmation that consent was obtained
previously informed, on behalf of the Competent National Authority. Panama: Ministry of Environment. Directorate of Protected Areas and Wildlife, through
of the Unit of Access to the Genetic Resource (UNARGEN), Department of Biodiversity and Wildlife.
previously informed, on behalf of the Competent National Authority. Panama: Ministry of Environment. Directorate of Protected Areas and Wildlife, through
of the Unit of Access to the Genetic Resource (UNARGEN), Department of Biodiversity and Wildlife.
Yes
For access permits to non-commercial genetic resources. The signed commitment letter represents the confirmation that you have
established mutually agreed terms.
established mutually agreed terms.
Common name, scientific name, quantity, description.
Coral, Acropora palmata, quantity 25, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Acropora cervicornis, quantity 100, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Porites spp., quantity 50, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Colpophylia natans, quantity 100, fragments of 1 cm in diameter.
Place of study: province of Bocas del Toro, Panama.
Coral, Acropora palmata, quantity 25, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Acropora cervicornis, quantity 100, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Porites spp., quantity 50, 2 cm samples.
Coral, Colpophylia natans, quantity 100, fragments of 1 cm in diameter.
Place of study: province of Bocas del Toro, Panama.
Confidential information
- Non-Commercial
Authorized use: Scientific research. This study focuses on the coral holobion, especially the bacterial component. The symbiotic relationship between corals and their microbial communities is studied, as well as the potential of these microbes to become pathogens and cause disease. Specifically, the initiation and spread of white band disease in Acropora cervicornis and Acropora palmata in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
The research group of Dr. Steven Vollmer has studied white-band disease for the past 12 years in some places in Bocas del Toro. It is planned to continue the research by collecting more long-term data on the presence of white-band disease in Acropora communities, the bacteria associated with the disease, and the ability of corals to fight the disease.
Research objectives: the microbial communities found in corals and their symbiotic potential and / or pathogenic relationship with their coral hosts are studied. The difference in species diversity and genetic expression between healthy and sick corals is also studied in particular.
The research group of Dr. Steven Vollmer has studied white-band disease for the past 12 years in some places in Bocas del Toro. It is planned to continue the research by collecting more long-term data on the presence of white-band disease in Acropora communities, the bacteria associated with the disease, and the ability of corals to fight the disease.
Research objectives: the microbial communities found in corals and their symbiotic potential and / or pathogenic relationship with their coral hosts are studied. The difference in species diversity and genetic expression between healthy and sick corals is also studied in particular.
Scientific permit SE / A-112-17. Issued by the Ministry of Environment of Panama. Issuance date: December 13, 2017. Fauna. For collection, marking and observation. Researcher responsible: Steven Vollmer. Title of the research project: Evolutionary genetics of reef-forming corals on both sides of the Isthmus of Panama.
Institution that supports the research: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama.
Institution that supports the research: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama.
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