Titlebook: Health, Culture and Society; Conceptual Legacies Elizabeth Ettorre,Ellen Annandale,Barbara Katz Rot Book 2017 Springer Nature Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60786-3medical sociology; social anthropology; medical anthropology; cultural studies; gender studies; interdisc

擋泥板

Elizabeth Ettorreharvestmen are found on the ground or on walls and trees and do not build webs, cellar spiders are usually found apparently free in spaces in the corners of garages, cellars and attics. Of course, they do not float freely in space, but hang in an irregular, very fine and thus hardly visible three-dimensional web.

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Vanessa M. Hildebrandharvestmen are found on the ground or on walls and trees and do not build webs, cellar spiders are usually found apparently free in spaces in the corners of garages, cellars and attics. Of course, they do not float freely in space, but hang in an irregular, very fine and thus hardly visible three-dimensional web.

發(fā)酵劑

Barbara Katz Rothman to reproduce with? Various sensory organs, some of which may seem mysterious to us, help the spider make contact with the outside world, to obtain information from the environment and to orientate itself in space. An insight into a delicate and microscopic sensory world.

陰謀小團(tuán)體

Ellen AnnandaleSpiders consist of a fore body with a hard outer exoskeleton and a soft, sac-like hind body. Rigid structures actually prevent the necessary body growth. Nevertheless, this type of construction is the most successful in the animal kingdom. So how can it work?

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Ana Porroche-EscuderoOver 1000 different species of spiders in the country? A hundred species in a semi-natural habitat? Dozens of species on every square meter of soil? Then spiders are one of the most common groups of animals everywhere on land and in many ways a cornerstone of biodiversity.

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978-3-319-86933-9Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2017