882 resultados para Broderick, David C. (David Colbreth), 1820-1859.


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"Including many photos and sketches, compiled from unpublished manuscripts and other sources, by C.H. Parrish, Moderator, and the Committee on Program and Jubilee Volume by order of the General Association."

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First two unnumbered.

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Includes a catalogue of books published by Methuen and Company, London (40 p.) at end.

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"Prof. L.H. Bailey has ... gone over the carices ... Professor F.L. Scribner has revised the grasses ... Professor M.S. Bebb has named the willows."

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Vol. 2 published by Tournachon-Molin et H. Seguin, 1820; vols. 3-4 by Librairie Classique-Élémentaire, 1823.

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[EN] The integration of satellite telemetry, remotely sensed environmental data, and habitat/environmental modelling has provided for a growing understanding of spatial and temporal ecology of species of conservation concern. The Republic of Cape Verde comprises the only substantial rookery for the loggerhead turtle Caretta caretta in the eastern Atlantic. A size related dichotomy in adult foraging patterns has previously been revealed for adult sea turtles from this population with a proportion of adults foraging neritically, whilst the majority forage oceanically. Here we describe observed habitat use and employ ecological niche modelling to identify suitable foraging habitats for animals utilising these two distinct behavioural strategies. We also investigate how these predicted habitat niches may alter under the influence of climate change induced oceanic temperature rises.

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[EN] Marine turtles undergo dramatic ontogenic changes in body size and behavior, with the loggerhead sea turtle, Caretta caretta, typically switching from an initial oceanic juvenile stage to one in the neritic, where maturation is reached and breeding migrations are subsequently undertaken every 2-3 years [1-3]. Using satellite tracking, we investigated the migratory movements of adult females from one of the world's largest nesting aggregations at Cape Verde, West Africa. In direct contrast with the accepted life-history model for this species [4], results reveal two distinct adult foraging strategies that appear to be linked to body size. The larger turtles (n = 3) foraged in coastal waters, whereas smaller individuals (n = 7) foraged oceanically.

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( 1862-1945 ) b. Odessa. Pasternak was a prominent Moscow artist, who emigrated to Berlin in 1921, the same year as the Hebrew poet Bialik.