Titlebook: Machine Learning: ECML 2000; 11th European Confer Ramon López de Mántaras,Enric Plaza Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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Javier Béjar1960, 1970, . 1961a) have indicated that in their opinion just not enough is known of the fauna to enable differentiation of zonal biocoenoses in the complex and intergrading mosaic of microhabitats that constitute most river channels. Both points are valid, but it is also relevant to note that when

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Pavel B. Brazdil,Carlos Soaresaleogeographic significance and some structural perimeters that help to decipher retro-tectonic aspects. Along with the geologic sites, there are several physical-geographic sites, such as The Lica? Swallow Hole, The Melekviz intermittent sources and the Izvorul Rece site and there are also archaeol

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Laurent Bréhélin,Olivier Gascuel,Gilles Caraux. A detailed analysis (from both a spatial and a statistical point of view) was made on different hydrographic basins, according to the corresponding river’s Horton-Strahler order. The lake basin parameters were measured with state of the art equipment (LEICA TCR 1201 total station, together with LE

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Pádraig Cunningham,John Carneyonflicting results, but large golden mussel populations significantly enhance blooms of colonial . spp. through changes in nutrient availability, size-selective grazing, promotion of colony formation, and reduced grazing of toxic cells. These toxic blooms, in turn, suppress reproduction of the musse

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Fredrik A. Dahl,Ole Martin Halcksubtropical South America, larval output is more or less continuous for 6–10 months of the year, often with a major peak in spring–early summer, and a smaller one in the late summer–autumn. In Japan, at considerably lower water temperatures, larval production is limited to 1–2 months centered around

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Gerard Escudero,Lluís Màrquez,German Rigauupon its recent range extensions, specifically with regard to its occupation of a variety of freshwater habitats in order to better understand the reasons for its opportunistic success. It is concluded that . probably evolved from a brackish water either .-like or .-like ancestor—the question of .’s