994 resultados para Jesuits--Missions--China--Maps
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t.1-5. Mémoires du Levant.-- t.6-9. Mémoires d'Amerique.-- t.10-15. Mémoires des Indes.-- t.16-24. Mémoires de la Chine.-- t.25-26. Mémoires de Indes et de la Chine.
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Edited by Jean Baptiste Montmignon. Cf. Paris Bib. Nat. Cat.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Maps printed on both sides.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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1894-1909/1910 called Mission among the higher classes in China.
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Description based on: 2nd (1887).
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A translation of parts relating to America in "Lettres édifiantes et curieuses, ć̄rites des missions étrangères".
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No more published?
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This translation, somewhat abridged and condensed, includes the first part only of Muratori's work.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Surveying habitats critical to the survival of grey nurse sharks in South-East Queensland has mapped critical habitats, gathered species inventories and developed protocols for ecological monitoring of critical habitats in southern Queensland. This information has assisted stakeholders with habitat definition and effective management. In 2002 members of UniDive applied successfully for World Wide Fund for Nature, Threatened Species Network funds to map the critical Grey Nurse Shark Habitats in south east Queensland. UniDive members used the funding to survey, from the boats of local dive operators, Wolf Rock at Double Island Point, Gotham, Cherub's Cave, Henderson's Rock and China Wall at North Moreton and Flat Rock at Point Look Out during 2002 and 2003. These sites are situated along the south east Queensland coast and are known to be key Grey Nurse Shark aggregation sites. During the project UniDive members were trained in mapping and survey techniques that include identification of fish, invertebrates and substrate types. Training was conducted by experts from the University of Queensland (Centre of Marine Studies, Biophysical Remote Sensing) and the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service who are also UniDive members. The monitoring methods (see methods) are based upon results of the UniDive Coastcare project from 2002, the international established Reef Check program and research conducted by Biophysical Remote Sensing and the Centre of Marine Studies. Habitats were mapped using a combination of towed GPS photo transects, aerial photography, bathymetry surveys and expert knowledge. This data provides georeferenced information regarding the major features of each of Sites mapped including Wolf Rock