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Social psychiatry in Oxford and its ecological niche, 1959-1988. [PDF]
Poole R.
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Multiple Ecological Niche Modeling Reveals Niche Conservatism and Divergence in East Asian Yew (<i>Taxus</i>). [PDF]
Wang C +6 more
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A major ecological niche of eosinophils in evolving <i>Schistosoma</i> granulomas challenges the eosinophil view as "helminth killer" cells. [PDF]
Barata LM +17 more
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Ecological niches of horse flies and the selectivity of Malaise traps (Diptera: Tabanidae).
Stjepan Krčmar, Paula Durbešić
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Serum from patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma remodels the tumor immune escape ecological niche by promoting regulatory T‑cell differentiation and T‑cell exhaustion. [PDF]
Chen H +6 more
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Science, 1999
In their report “Conservatism of ecological niches in evolutionary time” (20 Aug., p. [1265][1]), A. T. Peterson et al. demonstrate that geographically isolated sister taxa show little differentiation in ecological niche. Their results imply that ecology diverges slowly in allopatry (the geographic isolation of species), and the authors therefore ...
Chris D. Jiggins, Margarita Beltran
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In their report “Conservatism of ecological niches in evolutionary time” (20 Aug., p. [1265][1]), A. T. Peterson et al. demonstrate that geographically isolated sister taxa show little differentiation in ecological niche. Their results imply that ecology diverges slowly in allopatry (the geographic isolation of species), and the authors therefore ...
Chris D. Jiggins, Margarita Beltran
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1974
The environmental conditions that permit a population to survive permanently, and with which this population interacts, today are usually designated as its “ecological niche.” Originally, the term “niche” did not have the same meaning for all ecologists but this need not be considered here. We above define and use it in the sense of Hutchinson (1958).
Klaus Stern, Laurence Roche
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The environmental conditions that permit a population to survive permanently, and with which this population interacts, today are usually designated as its “ecological niche.” Originally, the term “niche” did not have the same meaning for all ecologists but this need not be considered here. We above define and use it in the sense of Hutchinson (1958).
Klaus Stern, Laurence Roche
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