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Biology of Sparisoma cretense in the Dodecanese (Greece)
Journal of Applied Ichthyology, 1990Summary A total of 399 parrot fishes (Sparisoma cretense) were collected by trammel bottom nets between April 1985 and October 1986 off Kastellorizo Island (Dodecanese, Greece). The fishes were measured, sexed and aged, to determine some population parameters, such as growth, mortality and exploitation rate.
G. Petrakis, C. Papaconstantinou
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Folklore in Stories from the Dodecanese
Folklore, 1942THE folklore of modern Greece is extensive and now well recorded; it has perhaps an added interest as being the lore of the same people, for so I hold them, as produced the classical literature, which has always occupied so central a place in the culture of all later generations.
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The paleogeographic position of the central Dodecanese Islands at the transition between the Aegean and Anatolian plates plays a considerable role in understanding the link between both geologically unique domains.
Bernhard Grasemann +2 more
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Italian Policies on the Dodecanese Islands in 1912–1943
The article explores the Italian policies in relation to the Dodecanese Islands in the Egean Sea, which were occupied as new colonies by the Italians in 1912. In the article, main trends of the Italian policies in social and cultural spheres on the Dodecanese Islands are analyzed.Key words: Italy, Italian Fascism, Italian architecture, Italian ...
Нестерова, Т. П. +1 more
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Italian Architecture in the Dodecanese: A Preliminary Assessment
Journal of Architectural Education, 1984exaly +2 more sources
No More Greeks: Contrasting Identities in the Italian Dodecanese
2021Luca Castiglioni
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The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1970
We here conclude the series of reports on our journeys in the Dodecanese Islands. The work on Rhodes, begun by Mr. and Mrs. Lazenby and Hope Simpson in August 1968, was continued by Mr. and Mrs. Hope Simpson during the end of August and early September 1970.
R. Hope Simpson, J. F. Lazenby
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We here conclude the series of reports on our journeys in the Dodecanese Islands. The work on Rhodes, begun by Mr. and Mrs. Lazenby and Hope Simpson in August 1968, was continued by Mr. and Mrs. Hope Simpson during the end of August and early September 1970.
R. Hope Simpson, J. F. Lazenby
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Islands present sustainable energy growth challenges due to a number of reasons such as remoteness, limited energy resources, vulnerability to external events and strong dependence on international trade agreements.
Maria Panagiotidou +2 more
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The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1962
This entry in the Catalogue comes immediately after the Rhodian contingent under Tlepolemos, and immediately before Achilles' Myrmidons. None of the three leaders appears elsewhere, nor are any of their relatives mentioned elsewhere, with the exception, of course, of Herakles, grandfather of Pheidippos and Antiphos. Of the islands over which they rule,
R. Hope Simpson, J. F. Lazenby
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This entry in the Catalogue comes immediately after the Rhodian contingent under Tlepolemos, and immediately before Achilles' Myrmidons. None of the three leaders appears elsewhere, nor are any of their relatives mentioned elsewhere, with the exception, of course, of Herakles, grandfather of Pheidippos and Antiphos. Of the islands over which they rule,
R. Hope Simpson, J. F. Lazenby
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