Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology in South America; E. J. Fittkau,J. Illies,H. Sioli Book 1969 Dr. W. Junk N.V., Publishers, The Hague 1969 biogeog

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有發(fā)明天才

The Climatology of South America,, i.e., astronomical location, general circulation, surface features, altitude and exposure, and on a group of climatic elements which characterize each of the broad factors and are closely interrelated with them. These elements include temperature and rainfall averages and extremes, atmospheric pre

指派

Nature and Geography of South American Soils,eneralised and is only meant to give a significant picture of the geographic distribution of the major soils in relation to their environment. Moreover, only a very small percentage of the map is based on systematic national soil surveys while the remaining part is the result of exploratory surveys

NAUT

Towards an Ecological Characterisation of the South American Continent,phere is determined by the relatively permanent uneven distribution of dry land within the continuum of the water-covered surface of the planet. The largest integrated terrestrial areas surrounded by ocean are designated continents.

Tortuous

,Zur ?kologie des Amazonas-Gebietes, des Flu?systems des Amazonas durch seine ungeheure Gr??e und die gleichzeitige innere Einheithchkeit seines Aufbaues besonders heraus als eine Gro?landschaft, wie sie in solchem Ausma? auf der Erde fast einmalig ist.

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考得

,Protección Y Conservación de la Naturaleza en Sudamérica,u alimento, su abrigo y su reposo. Las culturas primitivas usaban el recurso natural, pero su poder destructor era comparativamente con el tiempo actual, débil, inapreciable. En cambio, el Gran Destructor, el hombre civilizado de hoy día, con su crecimiento demografico acelerado, con la tecnificació

Neuropeptides

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The South American Indians and their Culture,erica and rapidly pushed forward to the southern tip, probably following the same route which was later taken by the Incas and which is followed by the Pan-American Highway today. They entered the South American continent along the isthmus of Darien which, because of a lowering of the sea level duri