Die Judenfrage als Frage der Racenschädlichkeit für Existenz, Sitte und Cultur der Völker : mit e. weltgeschichtl., religionsbezügl., social u. polit. freiheitl. Antwort

von E. Dühring

Does Land-Use Intensification Decrease Plant Phylogenetic Diversity in Local Grasslands?

Phylogenetic diversity (PD) has been successfully used as a complement to classical measures of biological diversity such as species richness or functional diversity. By considering the phylogenetic history of species, PD broadly summarizes the trait space within a community. This covers amongst others complex physiological or biochemical traits that are often not considered in estimates of functional diversity, but may be important for the understanding of community assembly and the relationship between diversity and ecosystem functions. In this study we analyzed the relationship between PD of plant communities and land-use intensification in 150 local grassland plots in three regions in Germany. Specifically we asked whether PD decreases with land-use intensification and if so, whether the relationship is robust across different regions. Overall, we found that species richness decreased along land-use gradients the results however differed for common and rare species assemblages. PD only weakly decreased with increasing land-use intensity. The strength of the relationship thereby varied among regions and PD metrics used. From our results we suggest that there is no general relationship between PD and land-use intensification probably due to lack of phylogenetic conservatism in land- use sensitive traits. Nevertheless, we suggest that depending on specific regional idiosyncrasies the consideration of PD as a complement to other measures of diversity can be useful.

Die Zukunft der Juden : ein Referat über Werner Sombarts Schrift

von Eugen Fuchs

Selbstmord oder neues Leben? : Ein Wort zur Bevölkerungspolitik d. deutschen Juden

von Eugen Wolbe

Komposition und Wortwahl des Buches der Weisheit

von Eugen Gärtner

Central-Verein deutscher Staatsbürger jüdischen Glaubens : Bericht der Rechtsschutz-Commission über ihre bisherige Thätigkeit erstattet in d. ordentl. Versammlung vom 16. Apr. 1894

durch Eugen Fuchs

Die Judengemeinden des Mittelalters, insbesondere die Judengemeinden der Reichsstadt Ulm : ein Beitrag zur deutschen Städte- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte

von Eugen Nübling

Die Juden und die Kreuzfahrer in England unter Richard Löwenherz

von Eugen Rispart

Kleinsiedelung und Bewässerung : die neue Siedelungsform f. Palästina

von S. E. Soskin

Um Deutschtum und Judentum : gesammelte Reden und Aufsätze (1894 - 1919)

von Eugen Fuchs. Im Auftrag des Centralvereins deutscher Staatsbürger jüdischen Glaubens hrsg. von Leo Hirschfeld

Factors affecting cognitive outcome in early pediatric stroke

OBJECTIVE We examined cognitive performance in children after stroke to study the influence of age at stroke, seizures, lesion characteristics, neurologic impairment (NI), and functional outcome on cognitive outcome. METHODS This was a prospectively designed study conducted in 99 children who sustained an arterial ischemic stroke (AIS) between the age of 1 month and 16 years. All children underwent cognitive and neurologic follow-up examination sessions 2 years after the insult. Cognitive development was assessed with age-appropriate instruments. RESULTS Although mean cognitive performance was in the lower normative range, we found poorer results in subtests measuring visuoconstructive skills, short-term memory, and processing speed. Risk factors for negative cognitive outcome were young age at stroke, seizures, combined lesion location (cortical and subcortical), as well as marked NI. CONCLUSIONS We recommend that all children with a history of AIS undergo regularly scheduled neuropsychological assessment to ensure implementation of appropriate interventions and environmental adjustments as early as possible.