Titlebook: Biosilica in Evolution, Morphogenesis, and Nanobiotechnology; Case Study Lake Baik Werner E. G. Müller,Mikhael A. Grachev Book 2009 Springe

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Sustainable Exploitation and Conservation of the Endemic Lake Baikal Sponge (,) for Application in Nkal. It is one of the oldest, the deepest, and the lake with the greatest volume on Earth and is inhabited by more than 1,500 endemic species. It was Pallas (1771) who discovered in the lake a sponge species, . (Porifera: Demospongiae), which dominates Lake Baikal‘s littoral-zone benthos. This spong

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0015102anical energy prior to failure have been observed, all these properties greatly exceeding those of synthetic melt-fabricated glass. How these observations can be related to the design of new structural composites that are based on glass are described.

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Role of Biosilica in Materials Science: Lessons from Siliceous Biological Systems for Structural Comanical energy prior to failure have been observed, all these properties greatly exceeding those of synthetic melt-fabricated glass. How these observations can be related to the design of new structural composites that are based on glass are described.

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Book 2009number of endemic animals recorded in any freshwater lake. Until recently it remained enigmatic why such a high diversity evolved in the isolated Lake Baikal. Focusing on the sponges (phylum Porifera) as an example, some answers are provided to fundamental questions on evolutionary forces. The chara

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Peter Salden,Jonas Leschke,Malte Persikeecond with regard to frequency and also found more often in shallow zones. Though . had been believed to inhabit only deeper zones, it occurred in shallow zones as well. In this survey, the biomass of sponges at 10 m depth showed maximum value and showed the second largest at 20m depth.

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Studies on the Taxonomy and Distribution of Freshwater Sponges in Lake Baikalecond with regard to frequency and also found more often in shallow zones. Though . had been believed to inhabit only deeper zones, it occurred in shallow zones as well. In this survey, the biomass of sponges at 10 m depth showed maximum value and showed the second largest at 20m depth.

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Silicatein: Nanobiotechnological and Biomedical Applicationsperties. The simple self-assembly properties of silicateins which are able to form silica and other metal oxides in aqueous solution allow the development of novel products in nano(bio)technology, medicine, and dentistry.

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Anna Soltyska,Seth Berk,Astrid Reichubsugul, Chargytai, and Tore-Chol Lakes basins of the Baikal–Tuva region. It is suggested that these lakes‘ evolution was controlled by neotectonic processes, modern seismic activity, and global climate changes.