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Adverse working conditions in Romanian out-of-hours primary care (OOH-PC): an interview study. [PDF]

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Ciotlăuș S, Ungureanu MI, Oprescu F.
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A new coelacanth (Actinistia, Sarcopterygii) from the Early Triassic of Anhui, China. [PDF]

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Dai QH, Xu GH, Tan FT, Yuan ZW, Sun CK, Liao JL, Geng BH, Song HJ.   +7 more
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Burnout Syndrome Among Primary Care Physicians in Romania: A National Overview. [PDF]

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Ciuciuc N, Lupan-Mureșan EM, Roșioară AI, Popa M, Sîrbu DM, Curșeu D, Popescu CA, Năsui BA.   +7 more
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The grasslands of the Dobrogea, Romania

2009
This chapter describes the dry grassland vegetation of the Dobrogea region, which is significant for the Steppe and Pontic bio-geographical zones of Romania. Romania is covered by five bio-geographical zones: Continental, Pannonian, Alpine, Steppic and Pontic.
Anca Sârbu, Gavril Negrean, Ion Sârbu
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Dobrogea: Movile Cave

2018
Movile Cave (SE Romania) is the first known subterranean chemosynthesis-based ecosystem. Sulfur- and methane-oxidizing, as well as nitrifying microorganisms, form the base of the food web in this peculiar ecosystem. The bacteria use mainly oxygen from the cave’s atmosphere as electron acceptor to oxidize H2S, CH4, and NH4+, which originate from the ...
Serban M. Sarbu, Cristian Lascu, Traian Brad   +2 more
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A Historical Newspaper of Dobrogea: Dobrogea Jună

Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi Fascicula XIX Istorie, 2013
Dobrogea Jună (Young Dobrogea) is one of the longest lasting newspapers from the region of Dobrogea and holds a well deserved place in the printed media from the beginning of the 20th century. The newspaper can be compared to similar publications such as Dacia or Marea Neagră (The Black Sea).
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Dobrogea: Limanu Cave

2018
Limanu Cave is a network maze situated in the southern part of the Dobrogea Plateau (SE Romania), close to the Black Sea coast. It is hosted in Sarmatian (Kersonian) lumashelic and oolithic limestones, interbedded with marls. The total length of its passages is close to 3.5 km, and it preserves evidences of important human impact on its wall morphology.
Virgil Drăgușin, Daniela Dimofte, Ionuț Mirea   +2 more
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Management of Drought and Floods in the Dobrogea Region

2015
Dobrogea is a region of Romania with a high economic potential, partly due to its advantageous geographical position between the Danube and the Black Sea. Nevertheless, in the last decency, there have been significant social and economic damages due to the successive waves of excessive droughts and catastrophic floods, results of obvious climate ...
Lucica Roşu, Lavinia Istratie Macarov
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Business Opportunities in Dobrogea

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
In a synthetically formulated way, this paper aims at identifying and analyzing the advantages provided by Dobrogea in order to develop the income generating business environment. The opportunities approach is viewed from several angles, i.e. the inventory of demo-geographic resources, data-statistics, surveys.
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Drought management in the agriculture of Dobrogea Province [PDF]

, 2013
According to climate data Dobrogea is the warmest and the driest region of Romania. Due to climate, the productive potential of soils is poorly capitalized; productions depend mostly of the precipitations regime. The phenomenon is known for a long time, but the first steps to combat drought took just in the mid twentieth century when there was planted ...
Lup, Aurel, Miron, Liliana
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