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Gordon E. Slethaugmes often have a prominent hydrophobic core and enhanced electrostatic contacts. At the same time, to conserve their flexibility and function at low temperatures, psychrophilic enzymes have a reduced hydrophobic core and less charged protein surface. Furthermore, halophilic, acidophilic, and alkalip

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Chang Chenguangommon cause. Theoretically, it articulates not only reading scripture in accordance with the spirit of the letter, across different world religions and philosophies but, also, a creative and non-dogmatic eco-feminist and neo-Marxist perspective. However, while Marx argued that religion serves to leg

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Hans J. Ladegaardtudy of human populations are also those of greatest significance to the animal ecologist. Because many insects have discrete generations and their populations are not stationary, the age-specific life-table is more widely applicable than the time- specific life-table.

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Meng Fan,Sue Robson,David Leat in respect of many of the methods in Chapter 7. The present chapter aims to describe the methods of handling and analysing data on animal communities (from guilds to continental faunas). Details of the theoretical studies and examples of field work are given in MacArthur and Wilson (1967), MacArthu

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Jane Vintherconcepts and models in the ecosystem complex and in the landscape. Part II. Biological responses to environmental changes: pattern and process, Part III. Ecological network978-90-481-6703-6978-1-4020-2689-8