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Biology, general ecology and behaviour of the snake, Coronella austriaca Laurenti
, 1977The general characteristics of the colubrid snake Coronella austriaca are described from observations made on populations examined in England. An account of the population ecology, breeding ecology, habitat preferences and general behaviour of this ...
I. Spellerberg, T. Phelps
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Philosophical Issues in Aristotle's Biology: General index
, 1987Preface Introduction Part I. Biology and Philosophy: An Overview: Introduction 1. The place of biology in Aristotle's philosophy D. M. Balme 2. Aristotle's biological universe: an overview Montgomery Furth 3.
Allan Gotthelf, J. Lennox
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Prolegomenon to a General Biology
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2000Abstract Lecturing in Dublin, one of the twentieth century’s most famous physicists set the stage of contemporary biology during the war-heavy year of 1944. Given Erwin Schrodinger’s towering reputation as the discoverer of the Schrodinger equation, the fundamental formulation of quantum mechanics, his public lectures and subsequent book
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Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2013
The behavior of an organism, according to Merleau-Ponty, lays out a milieu through which significant phenomena of varying degrees of optimality elicit adjustment. This leads to the dialectical co-emergence of milieu and aptitude that is both the product and the condition of life.
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The behavior of an organism, according to Merleau-Ponty, lays out a milieu through which significant phenomena of varying degrees of optimality elicit adjustment. This leads to the dialectical co-emergence of milieu and aptitude that is both the product and the condition of life.
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Dermatology in general medicine
, 1971Introduction biology and pathophysiology of skin disorders presenting in the skin and mucous membranes dermatology and internal medicine diseases due to microbial agents therapeutics paediatric and geriatric dermatology.
T. Fitzpatrick
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Biology for the General Reader
AIBS Bulletin, 1954HAPPILY, there is no need to urge in these pages the importance of the popularization of science. The A.I.B.S. itself constitutes one of our most significant enterprises in this field. It was set up, after all, to popularize biology among specialists in the biological sciences.
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1961
The connective tissue matrix, within and around which the parenchymal cells carry on their daily activities, undergoes distinct changes with aging. Particularly noteworthy is the relative increase of connective tissue in various organs. The parenchymal cells react to the aging process by gradually decreasing their number in the various organs, a ...
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The connective tissue matrix, within and around which the parenchymal cells carry on their daily activities, undergoes distinct changes with aging. Particularly noteworthy is the relative increase of connective tissue in various organs. The parenchymal cells react to the aging process by gradually decreasing their number in the various organs, a ...
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1992
The Plantaginaceae are thought to be an ancient family (Day and Stebbins 1966; Cronquist 1968). They are only remotely related to modern families and are considered a separate order, the Plantaginales (Pilger 1937). The primitive forms from which the Plantaginaceae have evolved are unknown.
J. C. Vulto +3 more
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The Plantaginaceae are thought to be an ancient family (Day and Stebbins 1966; Cronquist 1968). They are only remotely related to modern families and are considered a separate order, the Plantaginales (Pilger 1937). The primitive forms from which the Plantaginaceae have evolved are unknown.
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General Biology of Cryptosporidium
2018In 1907 Ernest Edward Tyzzer clearly described a protozoan parasite he frequently found in the gastric glands of laboratory mice. Although Tyzzer credited J. Jackson Clarke with the first published description of a parasite resembling Cryptosporidium, neither the dimensions of the organism nor the figures presented by Clarke support Tyzzer's comment ...
C. A. Speer +2 more
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BioScience, 1967
I It is important to realize that in the plannig of courses there is not one problem but many; there are many solutions, for the reason that there are many ways of organizing courses and many different types of courses which could be given. This year, for the first time, I have been organizing a type of course that was new to me, a course in science ...
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I It is important to realize that in the plannig of courses there is not one problem but many; there are many solutions, for the reason that there are many ways of organizing courses and many different types of courses which could be given. This year, for the first time, I have been organizing a type of course that was new to me, a course in science ...
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