Conservation status within the British Isles
Eucalyptus in the British Isles
... In general there can be an inverse relationship between cold-tolerance of commonly planted eucalypt species and their growth rates, for example E. nitens is considerably faster growing than E. gunnii yet is also more ...
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Sportfishing Club of the British Isles
... bonds within the anglers but also builds strong friendship networks within the coastal ...ecosystem conservation with social and economic benefits for the ...
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Assessing the conservation status of marine habitats: thoughts from a sandflat on the Isles of Scilly.
... based on species richness are strongly affected by natural environmental variability, 680. distinguishing between natural and anthropogenic changes is generally recognised as the 681[r] ...
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The British Isles and the War of American Independence
... self-governing British settlements abroad' ...divisions within British society at the time of the American war of independence, Conway ends by stressing those elements of unity that ...of ...
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A REVIEW OF BURN CARE IN THE BRITISH ISLES
... 4. Critical Care Provision This is one of the most difficult areas in which to make practical, sustainable and supportable recommendations. The major issues are the skill retention of staff and bed availability. The ...
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SPONGES OF THE BRITISH ISLES ( SPONGE V )
... It has become apparent that whilst the taxonomy of the Haplosclerid group of sponges known loosely as ‘the Haliclonas’ is at present ill-defined they form a common and conspicuous element of the sublittoral sponge fauna. ...
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Geographical variation in house-fly (Musca domestica L.) sex determinants within the British Isles
... Mass crosses between field strain males and standard females gave preliminary information on the frequency and homozygosity of male determinants in field strains.. Reciprocal single-pair[r] ...
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British Columbia Wildlife - Global and Provincial Conservation Status Report
... The Conservation Status Rank of a species is usually different at each level, although if a species is of global conservation concern it usually is also at the national and subnational ...of ...
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A toponomastic contribution to the linguistic prehistory of the British Isles
... 5. Seil 11 The caution with which this paragraph is formulated alerts to two difficulties: firstly, treading on ground which is not the writer’s area of specialism; secondly, the quite significant differences of opinion ...
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Biological Flora of the British Isles: Aesculus hippocastanum
... (Osborn et al., 1995; Fant, Vranken & Borremans, 1999). However, once within the host the bacterial cells persist within a mucoid gel which may help isolate them from outside stressors or toxins (e.g. ...
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Biological Flora of the British Isles: Sorbus torminalis
... size within the same corymb (Bednorz 2007a); receptacle hollow at apex, unusual in being brightest before they are ripe: initially reddish-yellow later turning brown with numerous small lenticels, a few large (the ...
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Characterisation of convective regimes over the British Isles
... occurs within different regimes which exhibit different forecast ...the British Isles to determine characteristics of the convective regimes for this maritime ...the British Isles is ...
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Biological flora of the British isles: Ulmus glabra
... Wych elm (mountain elm, Scotch elm). Ulmaceae. Ulmus glabra Hudson (U. montana With., U. scabra Mill., U. elliptica C. Koch, U. po- dolica (Wilcz.) Klok., U. sukaczevii Andronov) is a deciduous non- suckering tree with ...
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Formant frequencies of vowels in 13 accents of the British Isles
... show that, while F2 in who’d moved from 994 Hz on average (male over 65 years old) to 1616 Hz (male between 20 and 25 years old), F1 in hoard remained constant (391– 392 Hz). Rhoticity constitutes another important ...
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the Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles - Their Nature and Legacy
... cairns and long barrows? Was it the burial ground of an exceptionally large, stable and enduring community? Or a place of pilgrimage for many strangers? As yet we cannot answer any of these questions. Perhaps we shall ...
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The changing water cycle : hydroclimatic extremes in the British Isles.
... affecting British and Irish river ...detected within noisy records; since most records of river flow are only a few decades long, very long precipitation records are used to provide a context and evidence ...
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Palynology and the study of the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the British Isles.
... of plant communities can be revealed particularly clearly. For example, the creation of an opening in closed woodland can be seen by abrupt reductions in tree pollen frequencies, coinciding with the increased abundance ...
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Disunited Kingdoms: Peoples and Politics in the British Isles: 1280 1460
... the British Isles: 1280–1460, examines the socio-political development of Britain and Ireland during the late medieval ...divisions within Britain and Ireland as well as to the formation of distinct ...
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Pioneering in Ethics Teaching: The Case of Management Accounting in Universities in the British Isles
... Furthermore, ethics finds little or no space in most management accounting textbooks. 1 Anyone teaching management accounting ethics is a true pioneer, for the territory is largely uncharted. Yet, as explained below, the ...
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HIKING IN THE BRITISH ISLES
... Detailed Itinerary US/CAN 1-800-741-7956 UK 0808-234-1714 INTL. 001-416-588-5000 www.eldertreks.com HIKING IN THE BRITISH ISLES This incredible 14 day journey has been designed to offer the history, ...
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