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Depth of nutrient uptake by deep-rooted plants is regulated by water availability. [PDF]
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A simulation-based deep learning framework for spatially explicit malaria modeling of CRISPR suppression gene drive mosquitoes. [PDF]
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Extremely Small Clutch Size and Juvenile Survival in a Social Cichlid of an African Great Lake. [PDF]
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Congregation of cusk-eels (Genypterus chilensis, Ophidiiformes) at a deep-sea methane seep off Chile. [PDF]
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Cross-shelf and vertical structure of pelagic amphipods (Crustacea) related to hydro-meteorological conditions in the neritic zone, southern Gulf of Mexico. [PDF]
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2022
AbstractThis article identifies a remarkable degree of consilience between aspects of classical Jungian theory, dual‐aspect monism, Earth System science and deep ecology, despite their mostly independent formulation. The resulting synergy offers a radically different and urgently needed worldview based on respectful relationship with, rather than ...
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AbstractThis article identifies a remarkable degree of consilience between aspects of classical Jungian theory, dual‐aspect monism, Earth System science and deep ecology, despite their mostly independent formulation. The resulting synergy offers a radically different and urgently needed worldview based on respectful relationship with, rather than ...
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2019
[Chapter Abstract] The deep sea, comprising approximately 95% of the world ocean volume, is by far the largest cumulative habitat on earth. It has historically been understudied and represents the largest data gap in ecology. The deep sea is home to an enormous diversity of ecosystems, from the three-dimensional fluid space of the pelagic realm to the ...
Sutton, Tracey, Milligan, Rosanna
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[Chapter Abstract] The deep sea, comprising approximately 95% of the world ocean volume, is by far the largest cumulative habitat on earth. It has historically been understudied and represents the largest data gap in ecology. The deep sea is home to an enormous diversity of ecosystems, from the three-dimensional fluid space of the pelagic realm to the ...
Sutton, Tracey, Milligan, Rosanna
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