The Island
Burkholderia pseudomallei genome plasticity associated with genomic island variation
... metabolic island) [3], was defined by ...each island, as follows: BPSL0130 and BPSL0135 (GI 2), BPSL 1138 and BPSL1155 (GI 6), BPSL2578 and BPSL2579 (GI 9), BPSL3258 and BPSL3260 (GI 11), and BPSS2053 and ...
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The vegetation and flora of Three Hummock Island, western Bass Strait
... Hummock Island comprises 7284 ha and is one of the three larger islands in the Hunter Group off northwestern Tasmania ...the island, or treats specific aspects of the flora within a more general state ...
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A modelling study of eddy-splitting by an island/seamount
... an island or a seamount, in par- ticular, under certain conditions, the eddy may split during the interaction with an ...the island size and submergence depth; R is the ratio of the island radius to ...
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Political ecology, island tourism planning, and climate change adaptation on Boracay Island
... The island is deemed very important to the Philippines’ tourism, and its challenges are currently co-managed by the national government through the Department of Tourism (DOT), Department of Environment & ...
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Habitat selection by South Island saddlebacks and Stewart Island robins reintroduced to Ulva Island
... on island refuges can be particularly insightful because breeding pairs should be able to select habitat of the highest quality within the range ...South Island saddlebacks (Philesturnus carunculatus ...
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Multi-scale habitat models for reintroduced bird populations: a case study of South Island saddlebacks on Motuara Island
... The island landscape was drastically modified following Māori and non-Māori occupation, during which gardens were established, and sheep and goats farmed (Walls ...the island and includes Melicytus ...
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THE BALOCHISTAN EARTHQUAKE 2013: EMERGENCE OF A NEW ISLAND IN THE ARABIAN SEA
... an island [30] which indicates that there is a significance push of northward moving Indo-Pak plate along with oblique-strike-slip fault which was the original cause of the ...The island is just a big pile ...
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Distribution, pup production and mortality of New Zealand sea lion Phocarctos hookeri on Campbell Island / Motu Ihupuku, 2008
... Areas surveyed generally included the coastal strip up to 200 m from the shore. Sea lion tracks, streamways and forest on the banks of streams were also followed during surveys. Any tracks heading inland from the coast ...
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Island of the Misfits
... "A beautiful Christmas picture of the Island of Misfits!" Stella sang after the family members as they retreated to the bar. The Queen of Christmas could be heard in the backgr[r] ...
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Management Settings Of Pahawang Island Tourism In Protection And Preservation Of The Object Of The Tourism
... its island of Bali and the island of Lombok which is famous for the beauty of the ...Sumatra Island, there are quite a lot of marine tourism that ...
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Socio Spatial Typology In Karanrang Island
... the island, partly due to strong family ties, rural social interactions, hereditary land ownership, and the aspect of a value orientation that is entirely dependent on marine ...the island community more ...
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Political ecology approach to island tourism planning and climate change adaptation: a methodological exploration
... The present paper explores the use of political ecology as a framework for analysis in mainstreaming climate change adaptation in islands with significant tourism activity. Political ecology is defined as “combining the ...
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Geomorphic Contrasts between Natural and Human-Altered Barrier Islands: Outer Banks, North Carolina.
... Inlet over a section of the relic Pleistocene Pamlico Creek stream channel (Mallinson et al., 2010) is thought to be the reason why the inlet has remained both open and positionally stable over the past 400 years. ...
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A Cross Regional Study of Locative to in North Carolina
... the island, the census figures for 1850 give the total population of Roanoke Island as 610 and the slave population as 168 (Stick ...Roanoke Island slave population constituted almost 28% of the ...
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Containing marginal memories: the melancholy landscapes of Hart Island (New York), Cockatoo Island (Sydney), and Ripapa Island (Christchurch)
... Hart Island, Cockatoo Island, and Ripapa Island are liminal zones at the edges of our ...Hart Island, despite being the United States’ largest cemetery, is practically ...Cockatoo ...
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Synonymy of and remarks upon Tasmanian and other shells, with their geographical distribution
... from specimens received from Tasmania, and said to have come from Wreck Reefs, Bird Island, near Lady Elliott Island, is I find Lady Elliott Island is quite a novelty for geographers jus[r] ...
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The diet of brown teal (Anas chlorotis)
... Effective conservation management requires knowledge of species’ ecology, including diet. Without this basic information the cause of decline may be incorrectly diagnosed, which may compromise successful management of ...
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Survival histories of marsupial carnivores on Australian continental shelf islands highlight climate change and Europeans as likely extirpation factors: implications for island predator restoration
... As noted for Kangaroo Island, the only modern-day evidence of marsupial carnivore species.. persisting on King Island was for D.[r] ...
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Climate and climate change in the sub Antarctic
... Despite its importance as part of the global climate system, and the sensitivity of many of its biological systems to climate change, there is remarkably little published information on either climate or climate change ...
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Costs, effectiveness, evaluation of biodiversity projects
... Brothers Island tu atara Sphenodon guntheri 13,694 0.33 40,780 Cook Strait tu atara Sphenodon punctatus 13,694 0.18 76,457 Cam p bell Island teal A nas anas nesietis 39,940 0.39 103,178 Short tailed bat M ...
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