Titlebook: JET Simulations, Experiments, and Theory; Ten Years After JETS Christophe Sauty Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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G. Bodo,F. Cattaneo,A. Mignone,P. Rossi estimates of its influence on evolution under various colonizing conditions, remain to be made.” Until recently, additional analyses of life history evolution have been largely theoretical and usually without the explicit inclusion of appropriate genetic variation (summarized by Stearns 1976).

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L. de Sá,C. Stehlé,J. P. Chièze,I. Hubeny,T. Lanz,S. Colombo,L. Ibgui,S. Orlandoal paradigm of world politics: a nation-state system with little or no integrative superstructure. They differ, however, in their epistemological outlook. The realists display a positivistic standpoint: taking the inter- national system and its premise, power politics, as unalterable givens, they in

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S. Colombo,L. Ibgui,R. Rodriguez,S. Orlando,M. González,C. Stehlé,L. De Sál process across various stages of sociocultural evolution. The other proceeds by suggesting analytic categories which enable the social scientists to grasp the rich variety of forms of social life over time and to order them along continua expressing degrees of advancement according to historically

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S. Ustamujic,S. Orlando,R. Bonito,M. Miceli,A. I. Gómez de Castrodge of the plants themselves and on more recent analyses of the age of the various subdivisions of Devonian time (Table 4-1). Underlying the various descriptions that follow are the ever-present questions: Do the early plants resemble those we know today? How rapidly did the first land plants become

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R. M. G. de Albuquerque,V. Cayatte,J. F. Gameiro,J. J. G. Lima,C. Sauty,S. Ulmer-Mollh the many trees, certain genera continued to exist on the forest floor or in the underbrush. Prominent among these were herbaceous club mosses, some of which were remarkably similar to modern . and .. There seems little question that the floras of Devonian and Carboniferous strata represent a conti

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