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J. Kaspareit-Rittinghausen,F. Deerbergpecies have shown that sexual dimorphism influences almost every aspect of their ecology and evolution (e.g., Bartholemew 1970, Feduccia and Slaughter 1974, Jackson 1970, Morse 1968). Although perhaps not so conspicuous for plant species, sexual dimorphism can have far-reaching effects on their biol

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M. Kretzschmar,H. Franke,G. Machnik,T. Zimmermann,R. Dargel,W. Klingerhis was not so much the result of deficiencies inherent in the evolutionary perspective, as it was the by-product of a through reorientation of social and political research from the 1930’s onwards (Eckstein, 1963: 13–16 and .; Lenski, 1970: 23–24). Two intellectual currents combined to discredit ev

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J. Merkord,L. Jonas,G. Hennighausenrvice, viz., the international organization level of sociopolitical integration. This is not to imply that international organization can lay claim to historical reality in the same way as the archaic state or the nation state can. What we do assert, however, is that it is possible to observe a rais

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H. G. Hillesheim,K. D. Kohnert,F. F?lt,W. Besch,H. P. Schr?er,H. Hoffmannhis was not so much the result of deficiencies inherent in the evolutionary perspective, as it was the by-product of a through reorientation of social and political research from the 1930’s onwards (Eckstein, 1963: 13–16 and .; Lenski, 1970: 23–24). Two intellectual currents combined to discredit ev

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T. A. Moellerw-lying swamplands (Fig. 6-1) during the succeeding Carboniferous Period reflected the evolutionary potential and the vigor inherent in the Devonian precursors. The Carboniferous (Table 6-1) was a time during which tall trees, a form of gigantism, evolved from the early club mosses and horsetails. T

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