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International Environmental Agreements under Heterogeneity

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Adapting to Environmental Heterogeneity: Selection and Radiation [PDF]

open access: yesBiological Theory, 2021
Environmental heterogeneity is invoked as a key explanatory factor in the adaptive evolution of a surprisingly wide range of phenomena. This article aims to analyze this explanatory scheme of categorizing traits or properties as adaptations to environmental heterogeneity ("heterogeneity adaptations").
Hugh Desmond
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Quantifying spatiotemporal drivers of environmental heterogeneity in Kruger National Park, South Africa [PDF]

open access: yesLandscape Ecology, 2016
Context: Environmental heterogeneity is considered an important mechanism of biodiversity. How environmental heterogeneity is characterised by the compositional, structural and functional variation of biotic and abiotic components is a central research ...
Cang Hui   +2 more
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Heterogeneous Photocatalysis in Environmental Remediation

Developments in Chemical Engineering and Mineral Processing, 2000
AbstractSemiconductor‐based photocatalytic processes have been studied for nearly 15 years due to their many intriguing advantages in environmental remediation and other areas. In this paper, underlying principles and mechanism of the photocatalytic degradation process were discussed, followed by thermodynamics, kinetics, mass transfer effects were ...
Chen, Dingwang   +2 more
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The design and synthesis of heterogeneous catalysts for environmental applications

Dalton Transactions, 2021
In this Frontier article, we have highlighted some of the major synthetic routes for the design of porous heterogeneous catalysts and their potential use in several environmentally challenging chemical transformations.
Rupak Chatterjee   +2 more
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Environmental heterogeneity and the evolution of mutualism

Ecological Complexity, 2004
Abstract Mutualistic interactions among species are common in most ecosystems. Despite the ubiquitous presence of mutualism, its evolutionary origin and stability has remained enigmatic. Here, we study this problem by generalizing Doebeli and Knowlton's spatial model for the evolution of mutualism [Doebeli, M., Knowlton, N., 1998.
Gergely Boza, István Scheuring
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Heterogeneity in Environmental Demand

Annual Review of Resource Economics, 2013
Heterogeneity is a defining characteristic of environmental demand studies that use household-level data. People make different choices due to observed and unobserved differences in preferences and constraints, choice elements are quality-differentiated commodities that can be consumed in different ways, and observed characteristics of people are ...
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Macrophages: plastic solutions to environmental heterogeneity

Inflammation Research, 2013
Macrophages are among the oldest cell types in the animal kingdom, and they have a long evolutionary history and experience various evolutionary pressures. It was clear from the earliest studies that variations exist in macrophage populations. Macrophages are known to adapt to their microenvironment.
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The heterogeneous effects of Chinese industrial parks on environmental pollution

Science of The Total Environment, 2023
As a form of regional agglomeration, industrial parks create huge benefits for China's economic development, but they also generate considerable environmental externalities and are expected to become the breakthrough to achieve green transformation.
Jiong, Lu   +4 more
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The clinical and anatomical heterogeneity of environmental dependency phenomena

Journal of Neurology, 2013
Following damage to the frontal lobes, the observation of patients presenting with environmental dependency syndrome (EDS), particularly with its two main components--grasping and imitation behavior, provides a unique opportunity to gain new insights into the neural bases of human autonomy and free-will.
Lagarde, Julien   +6 more
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