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2022
Species delimitation is the process of determining whether a group of sampled individuals belong to the same species or to different species. The criteria used to delimit species differ across taxonomic groups, and the methods for delimiting species have changed over time, with a dramatic rise in the popularity of genomic approaches recently.
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Species delimitation is the process of determining whether a group of sampled individuals belong to the same species or to different species. The criteria used to delimit species differ across taxonomic groups, and the methods for delimiting species have changed over time, with a dramatic rise in the popularity of genomic approaches recently.
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2015
This collection seeks to contribute to the many long-standing discussions on modernity, but also and more specifically to the more recent debates over trends to pluralize modernity. These debates are current in many different academic disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, literature and postcolonial studies.
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This collection seeks to contribute to the many long-standing discussions on modernity, but also and more specifically to the more recent debates over trends to pluralize modernity. These debates are current in many different academic disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, literature and postcolonial studies.
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2000
In the previous chapters, we have dealt primarily with the situation where a State's continental shelf and any extension are adjacent to international waters. However, there are a number of cases where the continental shelf (or its extension) of one State abuts that of another State.
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In the previous chapters, we have dealt primarily with the situation where a State's continental shelf and any extension are adjacent to international waters. However, there are a number of cases where the continental shelf (or its extension) of one State abuts that of another State.
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This chapter examines two Nobel prize-winning authors, Halldór Laxness and William Faulkner, and their use of language and repetition to delimit Whiteness and dehumanize those who are different in their novels. However, the chapter ends with an example from Icelandic writer Svava Jakobsdóttir, emphasizing a gendered lens, which complicates and contests
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