Cultural Ecology
Ubiquitous mobility with mobile phones: A cultural ecology for mobile learning
... new cultural resources that operate within an individualized, mobile and convergent mass communication; such a recognition facilitates the options for a cultural ...new cultural resources can and ...
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Cash, cattle, and coffee : the cultural ecology of economic development in the highlands of Papua New Guinea
... The cultural ecology of economic development also provides the framework for my examination in this thesis of the impact of the introduction of income-earning enterprises on a village in[r] ...
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The practice of cultural ecology: network connectivity in the creative economy
... This cultural ecology project has emerged from the Pervasive Media Studio where REACT is based, from the Sandbox method developed by iShed, and from research into creative networks and their values carried ...
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Studying Cultural Evolution at the Tips: Human Cross-cultural Ecology
... of cultural diversity establishes the expectation for a global relationship among human cultures as a function of geographic area and latitude, the geographic dynamics of specific cultural traits is also of ...
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Sawah First! The Cultural Ecology of Alang-Alang in a Rain Forest Margin Community
... In general, there are four inter-related characteristics of imperata which count for its high regenerative capacity and its potential to dominate the soil cover over wide areas: (1) its seeds can keep in the air for at ...
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Research on Lahu’s traditional sports culture from the perspective of cultural ecology
... The traditional ethnic sports activity is a very im- portant cultural phenomenon in the development and evolution of the national society. The traditional sports come from the life and production, and its form is ...
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CHEMISTRY VS ECOLOGY
... is ecology that detects and warns about the environmental ...does Ecology mean? The defi nition is the following: ecology is a science, which studies the infl uence of living organisms to each other ...
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ECOLOGY OF WISCONSIN PEDIATRICIANS
... From the Department of Pediatrics, University of Wisconsin Medical School, Madison, Wisconsin,.. and King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington.[r] ...
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Ecology of marine parasites
... Particular emphasis is laid on ecological characteristics of parasites, such as host range and specificity, microhabitats, mac- rohabitats, food, life span, aggregat[r] ...
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Ecology and experimental biology
... COLEBROOK (1964) has extended this type of approach using principal component analysis; he selected variables which were linear functions of the geographical distri[r] ...
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Bacteriophages: Ecology and Applications
... Apparently, phage therapy is the most interestingly futuristic application of the bacteriophages since the bacterial antimicrobial resistance is a major complexity in[r] ...
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The intertidal ecology of Tasmania
... minus 1 foot 7 inches, and 100 per cent exposure was ai' 1 foot 4 inches above M,S,L, The zeJ'O exposure on the shore was at a low level but this was not likely to be serious to littoral[r] ...
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Ecology of California Grasslands.
... The shrubs and trees are green throughout the summer except for certain species, such as poison oak and California buckeye, which drop their leaves in early Aug[r] ...
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The evolutionary ecology of the Lygaeidae
... their ecology and evolution remain obscure or ...evolutionary ecology has been ...and ecology of the group as a whole, focusing on several of the best-studied characteristics of the group, including ...
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The ecology of Waikoropupu Springs
... springs recorded in the Auckland region Petty 1972 are third order springs Large' c old springs in general Water discharge countries are compared.. in Southern France was not inc.[r] ...
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Intertidal Habitats and Ecology.
... Lack of broad-scale, integrated monitoring designed to detect the impacts of climate change- temperature, storminess, sea-level rise on soft and rocky systems.. Information on the impact[r] ...
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Geo-ecology in the Anthropocene
... of past and present human impacts, indicating that “a formal definition presents some disadvantages”. Likewise, other authors suggest that there was a previous and significant influence of man on the Earth (with less ...
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ecology mongo review
... trophic levels from producers to top carnivores Quaternary consumers Tertiary consumers Carnivore Carnivore Carnivore Carnivore Secondary consumers Carnivore Carnivore Primary consumer[r] ...
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Introduction to Landscape Ecology
... traditionally studied in ecology. This stems from the anthropocentric origins of the discipline (see below). Initial impetus for the discipline came from the geographers aerial view of the environment, for ...
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Dark Ecology and the Abject
... romanticism that strives to complete nature as a category and the subject within it. That[r] ...
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