Transgenic cultivation will pose a serious threat to those areas which are rich in biodiversity (natural genomes); the transgenic flow which will go from modified plants to natural plants will be inevitable when the numerical ratio between areas cultivated with artificial plants exceeds the areas of natural plants, thus causing the irreversible loss of a great part of the natural genetic
patrimony of all the plants existing in the world: at present there are about 442,000 species already classified out of an estimated total of 600,000-800,000 species.
Cultural
patrimony was the focus of a complex, three-sided debate.
On the other hand, migration and poverty have allowed (quite unplanned), some cities and other important towns during the Colonial and Republican periods -- such as Potosi, Sucre or the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos and Moxos among others -- to preserve their architectural and cultural
patrimony almost entirely intact.
and Geomar SA have made their first submission to the Department of
Patrimony regarding artifacts from the shipwreck "Palemon," which the companies discovered in mid-2000.
Borden, seem to have been somewhat dour regarding their father's articulated intention of diminishing their
patrimony to the favour of his new wife.
"It's a clear loss of our
patrimony," grumbled a leftwing deputy.
"I request the international community and the governments of friendly countries to join their efforts to help safeguard the sites of Angkor and other Cambodian temples, which represent not only Cambodia's cultural
patrimony but also the world's
patrimony," the queen said.
No wonder they don't respect us: We're not claiming our
patrimony.
Prodigal Son Biblical character who squandered his
patrimony and returned to his father's home in poverty, in a parable attributed to Jesus in the Gospel According to Luke.
Among the topics considered are the "structure and evolution of an aristocratic
patrimony", "the management of an aristocratic landed
patrimony", "the feudal lord and his vassals", "aristocratic strategies for preservation of family wealth," and "the aristocracy and the Spanish rule."
Quitorio described the Balangiga bells as a 'national
patrimony,' noting the involvement of the Defense department and the country's government.
