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2020
The volcanic Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean, have the characteristics of small islands in an environment varying from sub-humid to arid, and quite different from one island to another and even within the same island. These conditions produce specific water availability circumstances to be solved in each of the islands, through island Water ...
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The volcanic Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean, have the characteristics of small islands in an environment varying from sub-humid to arid, and quite different from one island to another and even within the same island. These conditions produce specific water availability circumstances to be solved in each of the islands, through island Water ...
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Experience with cyclosporine in the canary islands
Transplantation Proceedings, 2004Cyclosporine (CsA) is currently the basis of most immunosuppressive protocols after solid organ transplantation. The introduction of Neoral, a new microemulsion formulation of CsA, and more recently a range of adjunctive immunosuppressants have further enhanced short-term efficacy and tolerability of CsA-based immunosuppression.
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Gloria Anzaldúa in the Canary Islands
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 20110 ...
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Journal of Human Evolution, 1973
The connection between endogamy and anthropological differentiation was investigated using a sample of 6814 primary school children from 129 settlements on the seven Canary Islands. The rates of endogamy among the local inhabitants are generally high, although they vary considerably. The age-variable characteristics were standardised. o 1.
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The connection between endogamy and anthropological differentiation was investigated using a sample of 6814 primary school children from 129 settlements on the seven Canary Islands. The rates of endogamy among the local inhabitants are generally high, although they vary considerably. The age-variable characteristics were standardised. o 1.
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Astronomy in the Canary Islands
Vistas in Astronomy, 1985Abstract Astronomy in the Canary Islands has grown from its historical beginnings at the site-testing expedition of C Piazzi Smyth in 1856. Simony, Edgecomb, and Mascart followed in his footsteps. The Observatorio Astronomico del Teide was provisionally founded in 1959 to study the astronomical qualities of the Canary Islands' sky.
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2021
Coxiella (C.) burnetii is the ethiologic agent of the Q fever. It's a zoonosis distributed worldwide, being domestic ruminants the main source of infection. It manifests itself mainly by abortions and other bovine's fertility issues. In human beings, Q fever may cause death.
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Coxiella (C.) burnetii is the ethiologic agent of the Q fever. It's a zoonosis distributed worldwide, being domestic ruminants the main source of infection. It manifests itself mainly by abortions and other bovine's fertility issues. In human beings, Q fever may cause death.
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Archaeology of the Canary Islands
Abstract The Canaries were the only Macaronesian archipelago to have had a stable population before the European expansion in the Atlantic in the late Middle Ages. North African indigenous populations occupied the Canary Islands in the first centuries of the 1st millennium ce and formed island communities whose historical definition ...Verónica Alberto-Barroso +2 more
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