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Profit Sharing: Supplement or Substitute?,ment of the Gobi Desert (Bannikov, 1976a, b). The biology of these wild camels remains a mystery, but it is surprising that so little has been published about the much larger domesticated population that for more than 2500 years has served nomads as draught animals and provenders of meat and milk (Bulliet, 1975).

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Fallbeispiele profilierter Unternehmen,nostrils of a human observer. Mammals generally have a very good olfactory sense; small rodents particularly so (Stoddart 1974). Paradoxically their predators are characterized by their ability to produce copious quantities of extraordinarily pungent secretions, as anyone who has ever kept ferrets o

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