Titlebook: Vertical Reference Systems; IAG Symposium Cartag Hermann Drewes,Alan H. Dodson,Pedro Sandoval Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag B

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E. A. Lauría,F. M. Galbán,C. Brunini,G. Font,R. Rodríguez,C. Pacino such as global climatechange and farming systems. The book is directed at advancedundergraduate and immediate postgraduate students in environmentalscience and soil ecology, with students of physical geography andearth sciences as an important secondary market.

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C. Brunini,J. Moirano,H. Drewes,K. Kaniuths of chronic effects upon natural systems and of the concentrations, combinations and circumstances that may lead to irreversibilities or to serious consequences for man. We know very little also regarding the potential for or the kinds of indirect effects that might occur. With respect to the envir

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R. T. Luz,V. M. Guimar?es,A. C. Rodrigues,J. D. Correiadiscipline with respect to the topic of environmental standards. Since it is impossible to cover all environmental hazards in one book, the panel members agreed to limit the discussion of the scientific material to one major case study: the effects of ionizing radiation. This topic was selected beca

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R. Maturana,R. Barrigaratified turbulence mediates the upward transport of bottom water, nutrients, chemical and biological species, and pollutants. In the atmosphere, stratification affects the transport of pollutants released at ground level, a critical problem being the thermal inversion in urban areas that causes the

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L. Sánchez,W. Martínezn ranges in the ocean or atmosphere on the motion fields in their respective environments and the motion of vehicles (e.g. submarines) through stratified waters. The general conclusion is that, while much has been learned from past laboratory studies, the rapid development of new data acquisition me

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S. Sutisnay, salt and gas concentrations and temperature all have to be appropriate for enzyme- catalysed processes to function properly within cells. Except in the open sea, environmental conditions regularly vary outside these limits. To take a familiar example; humans can only remain conscious (and hence f

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F. J. Rodríguez Aguadotwo genetic components. The latter consists of the environment × genetic component, caused by the direct influence of the foreign environment on selection coefficients, and of the evolutionary component that is due to the adaptation of the population to the home environment. Among others, it is show