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Collective Migration in House Dust Mites
Ethology, 2010AbstractHouse dust mites (Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus) are widespread in the furniture and mattresses of homes throughout Eurasia. Because human occupation induces wide diurnal fluctuations in temperature and relative humidity, the most favourable locations for mites change constantly and they must migrate repeatedly.
Mailleux, Anne-Catherine +4 more
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Behind the Scenes: Housing the Collections
2010The number of objects in the Science Museum’s collections in 2009 amounts to some 220,000 or so individual objects. If the number of constituent parts were to be included (for example, the hundreds of tools contained in a tool chest), that figure would be considerably higher; but 220,000, representing the number of separately accountable objects on the
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Collective Houses: An Expanding Architecture
April 2023 European Conference ESTIA-23, ACBEE-23, ESSHBM-23, DFSET-23, CBENR-23, MLHES-23, LEMM-23, PASEW-23, AABES-23, PDAMN-23 & PMESH-23, 2023openaire +1 more source
Auktionshausarchive sammeln / Collecting Auction House Archives
sediment – Materialien und Forschungen zur Geschichte des Kunstmarkts, No.Junglas, Susann, Seiß, Lucia
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Collective self-help housing in Brazil
1992OTB Research Institute for the Built ...
Gilhuis, H. (author) +1 more
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Collective Bargaining for House Staff
New England Journal of Medicine, 2000openaire +2 more sources